Poor people do not own houses that sell in your definition of gentrification. What happens is that landlords sell the houses to others and homeowners might move into the area forcing poor tenants out of an area and elsewhere.

And your comment highlights why green communists suffer from the most amazing sense of cognitive dissonance and deep down want everyone to have nothing.

There are comments above who portray the issue as victimless. It may seem so if you do not often leave the house. There are already women being killed around the world because of people shaming them on social media with deep fakes. Certain cultures practice honour killings and the women have far less freedom than their western counterparts. Through the distribution of deep fakes these women are in real danger.

Can't he do his work in gimp?

If you've got all those problems and you're older than that maybe your opinion is worthy.

I'd love to say that in 2013 I used to work for Bitcoin. 12 hour days clicking around for .1btc. My computer was mining from an fgpa and I traded deligebtly through the highs and lows. Everyone thought I was mad but now I am retired with a collection of rare gold coins. In reality I just browse Slashdot and still have to work.

Not to mention having to constantly replace things like this is a fucking hassle.

What you're going to enlist?

It's always bloody Todd.

All politicians lie. It's one of the basic requirement of democracy.

What they're trying to stop is that content getting monetized however.

It usually doesn't work out well for companies when they take this attitude. The Google assistant crap in my phone is what annoys me about it. I keep turning it off and they keep trying to get me to turn it on again. Good thing I have options like the librem purism phone for when I get completely fed up.

And my childhood.

How dare they.

Maybe he can see the electromagnetic signals of the RFID. He's been genetically engineered using CRISPR and a goose.

Much cheaper to get that info off all the private companies collecting and abusing this data. The state has little incentive to focus on individuals. Companies make money off them.