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this post was submitted on 12 May 2026
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Who are they supposed to have been terrorising? On whom did they inflict terror?
The shareholders?
hahah more or less yeah. Feels like everything is shaped around how much something terrorises shareholders.
This is suuuch a stretch.
It's just not terrorism, by any normal understanding of that word. It doesn't inflict any terror on anyone, either intentionally or unintentionally, nor does it even attempt to inflict terror.
They are terrorist because they tried to restrict access to tools of terror.
Imagine vegetarians being accused of animal cruelty because they tried to convince people not to eat animals.