They’re just terrified that the playing field could be leveled at some point and they’d lose their preferential status on the planet. They’ve been gaming the refs for years, and any marginalized voice finally being given some airtime means they’re being oppressed. So sad.

Imo, their sudden self-realization is the best part. Their egos at that point start doing mental gymnastics.

They are so dumb that they need someone else to tell them what to be mad at.

I don’t give a shit about TikTok. I don’t personally use it, don’t have an account, and in principle I actually agree with some of the concerns about data privacy.

The challenge when fixing these issues isn’t primarily whether the person who’s impacted is wealthy or poor (although that can matter).

Oh, that’s right... I remember many of my friends fretting over Serif being purchased by Canva.

YouTube strolling confidently along the road to irrelevance. Decreasing content quality, bad user experience (slow loading, ads, poor features, poor video quality), horrible content creator experience, toxic comment ‘community’, and the ultimately futile war on adblockers. And they want me to pay for this garbage fire?…

On a personal level, this is about his breeding fetish. On a business level, this is about ensuring a permanent underclass of cheap labor. On a societal level, this is pure eugenics.

The central question is who to assign blame when bad things happen. If we’re ready to let robots take the wheel, that feels like something we need to decide as a society, since the worst consequences are often paid by people outside of the car who had no choice in the matter.

Of course no mention from Elon of maternity/paternity leave, health care, day care, etc.

We gotta have enough poor people to work in the Bitcoin mines when President Trump brings crypto production back onshore to the US-of-A and makes us energy independent again!

This n*gga just need low-wage workers...

Huh, and here I am thinking I was in the wrong because a regular disagreed with me!

We should be doing the exact opposite of what billionaires suggest we plebes do.

It is almost always more damaging in the long run. We always try to say the ends justify the means but usually the people that run these ops are so short sighted they can’t even see the ends. Sure they might be working towards a goal, like to undermine confidence in a certain government, but it comes with lasting…

Nice story, and well said!

This happens with all developed countries, some more than others. It doesn’t matter your political stance either because this goes across the spectrum of political parties in the US and parties in other countries.

I’m not necessarily against psi-ops campaigns, b/c they do have their place and uses in regards to national security and interests, but this is one that didn’t seem necessary, needed, or helpful. If anything it only served to fuel the anti-vax movement which has been detrimental to our collective public health the…

I find it unpossible that the supplement industry is full of hucksters, conmen, thieves, and “scientists” that put anything that they can sweep off the floor into their mixes and then claim innocence when a whole bunch of folks kick it.