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It's betraying the word shameful in that it's an utter understatement. If people don't care about supporting companies that enable and spread far-right content
by class4behavior 3y ago
It's betraying the word shameful in that it's an utter understatement.
If people don't care about supporting companies that enable and spread far-right content and groups, it's they who are a problem.
To say nothing of the pure disregard of the human right to privacy (and with AI now IP as well) that is forced on the the rest of the world by the dominance of the US market.
- chucksmash 3y agohttps://pbfcomics.com/comics/deeply-held-beliefs/ https://pbfcomics.com/comics/deeply-held-beliefs/
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoApologies, but I genuinely find the intensity of this comment delusional. (1) Doesn't this perspective apply to any social media platform, for example Facebook Groups. And (2) RE: pure disregard of the human right to privacy: doesn't this implicate pretty much all popular digital platforms?
- axus 3y agoThere are a lot of oil producers I consider shameful, but I'm still going to buy gasoline every few weeks.
- jokethrowaway 3y agoIt's both you and right wing people who are the problem. You're both puppets in the hands of the powerful who wants us divided and weak. Don't trust authority. Don't trust anyone. In the past left wing people cared and fought about freedom, today is the right wing fighting for freedom. It's all irrelevant anyway, governments keep growing stronger and stronger during right or left governments. And soon there is not going to be anywhere to run to.