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  • Unfortunately, once you get enough money the system is designed to keep you wealthy no matter how much you fuck up.

    Like, Trump has had multiple failed companies including casinos thay failed because he had them competeing with each other.

    Yet while he's probably not a billionaire he still has the status of "wealthy" and managed to fail into the most powerful position in government.

    Musk had more money, and therefore can fuck up way harder and still be fine. He could burn Twitter to the ground for all the effect it would have on him.

  • This hurts users actually trying to find help more than it hurts reddit.

    You want reddit to die just stop engaging with it. Archiving old info isn't a profitable platform because new stuff drives engagement.

    Being active elsewhere is what will kill reddit.

  • Kids are not your property.

    If your kid is trans or gay and they don't feel safe coming out to you then that's your fault. There are no decisions being made. Kids are going to be queer weather you like it or not.

    If you think you can "do something" about your kids being queer then that's probably why they don't want to tell you.

  • For me it was that I didn't have the information I needed to process what I was feeling and deal with what was wrong. I didn't have the language to even describe that something was wrong.

    I know many others in my situation that ended up with worse coping mechanisms in the same circumstance. Heavy drinking and drug use is common in the community.

    That said, addictions can be physical. There's a reason you have to ween people off of certain substances because withdrawal can kill them.

  • There can be mental addictions, but older generations don't tend to care unless it's something they don't like.

    I don't feel like I was addicted to games growing up, but I know I was using them for escapism. Nobody from the outside would have looked any farther than "you spend X amount a day playing games", and ignore why I felt the need for it.

    Too many self important people act like addiction is a personal failing when it's usually somone trying to find some relief in a society that has failed them.

  • I I still use it on desktop since I can still use the old design and I run several layers of adblock.

    On mobile I basically never use it now unless a search result forces me to it. Lemmy needs work, but I've gotten it to a usable state in mobile.

    I really home Baconreader makes a lemmy version because that was the only way I used reddit mobile.

  • Yep. I'll up vote news of a hate crime or something, but downvote things that are directly hateful.

    Context always matters and a lot of the big sites fail to understand the difference between talking about things like racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia and somone being those things.