Your comment, might be, the dumbest one, possible, on this, topic..

these are video game related memes. they’re on topic. dork.

Perhaps I should have been clearer and said “it shouldn’t be a political matter in a society that has ostensibly based its governmental framework on an ideal of personal liberty.”

why? because I wanted to TRY and keep focus on, what I beleive to be, the typical whining that is endemic with THIS generation who seem to beleive that their employer go in lockstep with their POLITICAL beleifs.

No, I accused you of stupidity because you are unable to support your opinion without resorting to arbitrarily restricting the discussion to a scale and context that supports it, and deliberately ignoring the larger political context and nuance that surrounds the issue at hand. Then you scapegoat your own ignorance…

Im trying to keep the discussion within the realm of the subject. If you want to get into denigrating the country’s health care system, how political influence is handled etc etc, then Ill bow out now since you seem to want to go down the road of Millenial politics

Or frustrated that the company is trying to keep out of the political waters by maintaining some semblance of fairness to both opinions.

This isn’t about a “game company” being a parent. This is about an employer performing their basic duty to provide the health services to their employees. I will forgive you for being ignorant if you’re not an American, but in this country the state has ceded any and all responsibility for the health of its citizens…

The right to bodily autonomy and privacy is not political.

Trying to make Duke a serious character is a massive mistake.

But at least nobody bought a plagiarized copy of Donkey Kong 64, so not a total loss.

For a long time, you know, white-color crime was considered not real crime and it flourished. We, in this community, still remember the Washington Mutual Bank disaster where nobody went to prison, nobody went to jail, nobody got criminally prosecuted, for what should have been serious criminal offenses. And when…

as terrible as his crimes were

I always wonder what these folks imagine the past was like. In what ways did hatred of difference make the world a better place? Overweening social controls which stripped people of their freedom? High rates of conflict and violence? Refusal to engage with the objective world in favor of a reality-denying faith? I…

Yup. And it's hilarious because that religion that they use to justify those views is something that's a choice and that's taught to them. 

Exactly. What they’re really saying is, “If I’m not allowed to kill or ostracize you for being a filthy degenerate pervert, then you’re not allowed to mildly push back against my religion.”

Never takes long for a Musk bro to show up and post something cringy and hilarious.   

Not at all. I’m not thinking about the poor families. I think it would just put you face to face with human beings, which would force you to reconcile your lousy math skills with actual factual details about their lives. Mostly I just feel bad for you. You’re weak. You need things to be simple or else you get…

But your comment provided ZERO examples of how it can be used correctly.  You spouted a bunch of analogies, and that’s it.  Like an NFT, nothing of value.  

“However, as a technology, just like how when cloud servers first started, it doesn’t do anything that monolithic servers can’t already do. But as the time goes on and the companies decided it’s cheaper to outsource servers to be on the cloud, it is now the backbone of most of the technology.”