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Most of what’s being discussed here is naturally subjective views on propriety. Not many years ago, God forbid should one see an ad for cannabis. Even what is a
by vjulian 2y ago
Most of what’s being discussed here is naturally subjective views on propriety. Not many years ago, God forbid should one see an ad for cannabis. Even what is and is not considered a scam is quite subjective, is it not? To what extent are these platforms themselves legalised scams? Or the oh-wow-look-what-we-found false editorial strategy that most rags market.
- jddj 2y ago> what is and is not a scam is quite subjective It can be, and it can also be quite objective. There are ads on there for ecommerce shops which clone the websites of known brands, with the exact logos and colours and names of those brands but which don't actually have anything to do with those brands. These websites ask for your credit card number to purchase items which are advertised significantly below the retail price. I don't know what they do with the credit card number once they have it, but I can guess.
- photonthug 2y agoSetting aside the legality and free speech philosophizing and corporate apologism, don’t you find it tasteless, doesn’t it make you angry that there’s a hot granny-sex prostitution / blackmail outfit that’s taken over your local library? It used to be a nice place man. I know we can still check out the books but after 4 hours of abusive conditioning where they pin your eyeballs open and and jab the monitoring device into your brain stem who’s got the energy left to read anything anyway