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It starts with the basics; piracy, cp, etc. Then it becomes whatever the highest-paying corporation wants to censor. Opposing political views? Check. Anything pro-free thinking? Check. There's no end to this, so we have to head it off at the pass. If corporations own the Web, we have lost (and we're shamefully close to that reality...)

Good bot! (Don't know if that works on Lemmy but I love a good TL;DR)

Yeah you right (hello darkness my old friend...)

What worries me is that the majority of Americans DO think it matters. If anywhere near 51% of these cunts think he'd make a good "world leader" then the entire human population is fucked beyond belief (and they already let it happen once...)

The traffic lights are on the pole, but the pole is only there to hold the traffic lights up so it doesn't count. The black box that contains the traffic lights does, though, even though by itself it can't be considered "traffic lights". Idk maybe I'm an AI

Yeah. If it was possible to pirate food I wouldn't feel so bad about being so poor

Not to mention the comparison between watching a movie at home, where you know it will be silent, versus the risk of having at least one (but often more) groups of people who will not shut the fuck up the whole time.

Same boat as you. When LastPass implemented their "subscribe to use on more than 1 device" policy I noped the fuck out of there so fast. Should've been on Bitwarden all along

Yeah I definitely wouldn't call Beehaw "too liberal", though I don't personally see being "for freedom" as a bad thing - you're definitely right. It's more about the moderation tools and being able to separate opposing points of view from relevant communities

...and in case I have not made it perfectly clear I think the fact that Nazis still exist in the information age is absolutely fucking absurd