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  • It's also very important to understand that by the time this comic was made, the actual oil had almost nothing to do with it. The US has been a net exporter for a while now, and the majority of oil imports are coming from Canada.

  • I have a lot of questions for whoever set that up in the first place, first and foremost of which is: why in the everlasting fuck was that computer ever attached to the internet? At most it should be allowed internal network access only.

  • Well now this really makes for a trio of facts that paint a horrifying picture:

    • Private, for profit prisons exist
    • Prison slave labour is legal
    • Homelessness can now be made illegal

    Guess I should buy some stocks in companies that use prison labour.

  • the ads are minimally intrusive — that is, highly relevant and engaging — they should not detract from the overall user experience

    In what universe do ads, no matter how "relevant and engaging", ever not detract from the overall experience?

  • Oh I'm not concerned about the safety and quality aspect. GM, Ford et al have put out plenty of unsafe shitboxes in the past. I'm talking about the fact the outside companies are flat out not allowed to operate in China without forming a partnership with a Chinese company. It's a simple rule that fuckd things up royally once all the ramifications of that play out.

  • For me, first and foremost is the fact that Chinese companies don't have to operate by the same rules here as North American companies have to operate by in China. Until that's fixed, I have no interest in letting them into our market. And that's before we get into issues like some of the more valid arguments for a limited amount of protectionism.