fun fact: human bodies do emit light
i once pictured a future where the only ones who Like your post about getting a new job are the corporations you owe money to :|
or we've all been looking at internet porn too long
typical
We're talking about the ultra wealthy sharing the stockpiles of resources they have stolen and enslaved to gather, and the first spin is that they "aren't allowed to have private things" and "we aren't allowed to accumulate wealth"
eat shit
its almost as if those that control the message control society
define "keep" if you cant ever put your name on it
after reading all these comments, im finally piecing together a lot of things I always suspected my former coworker couldn't read, and that if he couldn't it was a rare thing. Nope!
The fact that anyone believes anything anyone says online anymore is ludicrous. Opinions were swayed by bots, that then pushed legitimate people over into an unrealistic ideology. Sure, there are REAL people saying this toxic shit, but it was all pushed over the edge by bots/bad actors.
The danger comes when people think ANY of these "top comments" are what 'the public really thinks'.
We need a new net with no bots. with PRIVACY and no bots.
The vagueness IS THE POINT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9NnQt_eQ0I
IT IS DANGEROUS to laugh off their declarations as meaningless. Its is dangerous to call him an idiot. The vagueness is the point! THATS why fascism can take hold so quickly, because NO ONE KNOWS WHERE THE LINE IS.
So, as far as Im concerned, the line is way the fuck over - Go fuck yourself Trump. This executive order pretty much outs you as a fascist. - there.
Thank you for this :)
They're everywhere :(
WHY!?! I feel like that rick and morty episode
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I want a dishwasher that washes dishes, that I have the schematics to so that I can hook up my own arduino and have it broadcast on MY network when its done. Same for everything else. The internet of things wasn't a bad idea PER SE, its just that people were dis-invited to owning their technology. We don't have a culture of repair.