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> You're complaining that a product is offering you something, and you don't like the offer? No, the complaint is about the "offering" in the first place. Peop
by executesorder66 2y ago
> You're complaining that a product is offering you something, and you don't like the offer?
No, the complaint is about the "offering" in the first place. People don't want your shit forced in front of them. The fact that you are incapable of realizing this on your own is hilarious.
- mgraczyk 2y agoNothing is being forced on you. Just don't buy the product. We're not talking about your church or your kids school, it's a website you can choose not to visit
- executesorder66 2y agoPerson surfing the web, clicks on link, ads blasted in face. (Just don't visit this random URL, nothing is forced on you!) Person drives on road, billboards blast ads in face. (Just don't drive on this road, nothing is forced on you!) Oh, and if you are going to argue that a website is not a public space like a road, then why the hell are you making it publicly accessible? Just lock that shit down behind a login if you are so private about it.