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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
Don’t expect the news to do the protesting for you. It’s up to you to do that.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
It’s not. Get organized. A single person is powerless. A group of people is a powerful force. Start today.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
Enough to make 50k very sick. Not a problem.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
AI scraper traffic from residential bots is skewing all statistics. That's why I created my own advertising platform for my niche. Loaded server side, only geo and context targeted. No cookies, no focus on views. Only click tracking (m
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
My brother just asked about all the monuments and they literally said "don't know, don't care'. Is that arrogance or ignorance?
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
Protests have worked in societies with 10x more government control. You already sound defeated. Patriotism is more than just waving a flag and shouting “U-S-A”.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
And Americans continue to limit themselves to angry posts online. The streets are empty so the grifting continues.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
The USA is a joke. The constant grifting and the staggering incompetence is stinking mad.
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2mo ago
And how do you reflect on yourself?
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2mo ago
To this day I never met any of them.
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2mo ago
Whataboutisms do nothing to refute genuine criticisms.
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2mo ago
> you have to choose between losing a source or compromise with the platform I thought so too. But after leaving 3 years ago it turns out: Not a single source is that important. Also, as the importance increases, the likelihood of seeing
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2mo ago
If someone is still on twitter I'm just going to assume their morals align with those of Musk. And then I avoid them.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
Just admit you’re a fan. No shame in that.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
Let a thousand Nitters bloom.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
They’re not simply trying to survive. They’re not that poor.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
And now there's 0x Alpha, which is their (now free) new model.
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2mo ago
My brother visited some of these countries. He said most people there are oblivious to what happened to their countries. They simply don't care. It also didn't help that everyone he met (agricultural sector) was a day-drinker. Tha
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2mo ago
I'm not from the US, but it seems to me the political divide and compromised information channels are just part of the problem. I would like to remind that you also have: - A corrupt, multi-tier judicial system - A staggering amount of
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
Like with any advise that ought to get you expertise or ability, if you're not goal oriented, actively gathering and acting on feedback and hyper focused on improving, you will only waste time.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
I’m convinced republicans don’t have the mental capacity to reason.
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2mo ago
The US just has a bad system. It’s easily influenced by money and politics and that’s exactly why the rest of the world considers the US a ruled by money instead of the law.
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2mo ago
Define rule.
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spiderfarmer
2mo ago
What a nonsensical statement. From a distance it’s pretty clear that there is no rule of law anymore in the USA. Yes, it’s partially functioning, but that’s not the rule.
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2mo ago
Those people always assume like the US can do stuff in a vacuum. And they always underestimate how smart other economies will respond to the chaos. Most big economies are in a better position than the USA.
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2mo ago
> it's the only thing that this US admin will respect in the long run They don't respect anything. They stand for nothing. Their only concern is to pay lip service to Trump's crazy ideas.
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2mo ago
Still. 450 million consumers, a GDP of over $23 trillion. Not bad for a cheesy vacation spot. But the EU isn't obsessed with "winning" or "being number one", like the US, which is number one in almost no area regard
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2mo ago
How is the UK doing after leaving the EU?
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2mo ago
How on earth are citizens of the USA putting up with this. Don’t they realize how utterly moronic this administration is? The list with embarrassing failures is so long now, it boggles my mind. The fact that the streets are empty makes ever
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2mo ago
Do you not follow the news? Among many other things he has openly suggested that the EU should be abolished and national sovereignties restored and donated to parties that tow that line.
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