GrundlButter

Your vaccines were activated by UHF radio waves, today's vaccines are activated by 5G, and are therefore more dangerous.

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I did!

I've got February for bringing back slavery on those "wellness farms". Do you think trump is going to pass up the chance to bring back slavery during black History month? I don't.

Don't worry, he's got a great plan for you. Forced labor on a government run "no technology wellness farm" with limited contact to the outside world.

Slavery cures ADHD and depression, right?

Unfortunately for them, saber rattling quasi dictators pushing Nazi ideologies, consorting with admitted neo Nazis, frequently spewing Nazi quotes, and doing the actual fucking Nazi salute... Kinda invades and consumes everyone's life.

And they sure don't want you to bring it up. I can only guess because either they themselves are Nazis, or because they don't want to feel or admit responsibility for the human scum they vote for.

I wish I had your optimism. Personally, I feel like the world tends to try to clamp down pretty good on violent activism, and often for understandable reasons. I had hoped this time was different, that this time it was a uniting sentiment despite our many other divides in America. Instead, I often heard my conservative colleagues ironically admonish political violence over the past month.

We can't seem to agree on a single thing, not even to despise the people killing our friends and family, and robbing us blind.

Won't tolerate blind alignment with Luigi? Yikes that's a lot of work, they're going to have to ban like 1/3 of the entire fediverse.

Like blaze said, both of those are great instances. I will say that I think dbzero's admin, db0 of course, is more active in the fediverse community, and I tend to find myself agreeing with most of their decisions and stances.

Also, recently db0 has been pushing forward with a lot of initiatives towards user/community feedback and governance, which is refreshing to see. To me, it means they are willing to allow others to hold them ethically accountable, and actively pushing for community mechanisms to allow for that.

Honestly, having voiced this... I need to stop procrastinating on a donation. I spend too much time using instance not to throw them a few dollars for upkeep. db0, keep doing what you're doing, this random guy appreciates it.

I have a preorder in haha, and I really want them to succeed. I love their aerodynamic purpose, and I don't think it looks half bad, but people cringe when I show them.

I don't care if it's a lil ugly, I care that it can go about 2-3x as far as a standard EV sedan on the same amount of batteries before factoring in 20-40 free miles a day from the freakin sun.

For me, it's honestly not because they are polarizing. Id say I often enjoy the function over the form. My comment was mostly the main point, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

For the Aztec, I liked the flattened/angled back, when everything else was becoming more rounded. I also liked the early Prius design for the same reason.

For the Baja, a light AWD car with an itty bitty truck bed for muddy/dirty crap was cool.

For the element, its a box on wheels, the doors open opposite and they open wide, making them really convenient for packing a lot of things or people in them really quickly. Vans are nice for the same reason, but the element to me was just more aesthetically pleasing than a van.

And for the cyber truck, I honestly love the idea of an electric off road vehicle with ugly ass stainless steel panels for the body. Hit a rock or a tree? Oh well, carve that panel off and tack weld a replacement to it. Paint? Why?

That being said, the criticism of the result of the cyber truck, I fully agree with. It delivered on none of the promises of ruggedness or capability. It was a flop. And Elon is a fuckwad.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What is ugly to others, may be beautiful to you.

I've been told that I love ugly cars. Like the Pontiac Aztec, the Subaru Baja, and the Honda element. You'll find people either love or hate them, but I commonly love the cars that most people find polarizing. And the cyber truck is indeed one of the polarizing cars that I like too.

I'm thinking that they must mean tackling the abuse of big tech. Like taxes, and regulations, and pesky things like the justice system. Accountability is woke.