Darkcoffee @ Darkcoffee @sh.itjust.works

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Yeah, but it amounts to asking "why is slavery bad?" You can understand why people, mostly as it is rising across the world, aren't exactly happy that it's even a question.

I said it's a stupid question, not that you're stupid BTW. But a quick Wikipedia read is enough to see that it's not good news that many countries are kinda heading that way.

You're defying the goal of the group by asking a quite stupid question. Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, etc. They caused a lot of suffering, destroyed the foundations of democracy for their own gain, and you're at the whims of if someone knows what they're doing, because they consult almost nobody.

But in this case, yes that OP in the picture lol

Oh substack, the platform that allow Nazis and such.

Then so should authoritarianism

Seriously, shareholders kill what they invest in it's surreal.

I hope Conan O'Brien is in this one too.

Damn these people are needy and fragile. It's pathetic.

He knows about some ploys to help him get elected, mostly on Twitter and elsewhere online, and if he got clearance, first of all they would find and potentially make those details public, and he could technically face charges. All about plausible deniability.

So, more polution, less protections? What a dumbass.

A drop in the ocean compared to panama and other tax shelter accounts. Let's go after both though.

I was about to suggest that as well.

I'd wager another better alternative will come up that'll be like Discord, get great traction, then go public, then enshitify. The cycle of crap software continues until a FOSS option appears.

That's the fun part, you don't really get to know.

As he should.

Once you have shareholders, users don't matter anymore, you serve them instead.

Enshitification is on the horizon...

Yeeeesssssss

It depends on who your other friends are. It doesn't reflect well on you overall, I'd say, buy at the end of the day, having self respect means walking away when someone is this needlessly abrasive

Valve isn't perfect but they've been more often than not the good guy. Just recently, the TF2 community wanted more freedom to make full-fledged mods of their own, so Valve released the source code and allowed free standalone mods to be listed on the Steam store.