China doesn't want to accept unrecycleable cardboad. Amazon now can't send that there anymore, and is now complaining that it has to use it in the US where... get this, *it won't get recycled because it's unrecycleable*. Those are the facts reported. How this is seen as anything other than petulant whining blows my mind. Recycled cardboard is not expensive. Recyclable cardboard is not expensive. We are talking under a cent spent per package here. I understand that at Amazon's scale this is *still* a lot of money, but they are literally bribing journalists (because I doubt anyone with journalistic integrity could get past the "Amazon are actually just complaining about recycling" bit) rather than attempting to fix anything.

2015 was already when it wasn't much more than an intermediary between *chan and facebook, and like the middle part of a human centipede, all it had was half digested crap for the most part. It still had some moments where it was better than either, but at that point not much. I'd say 2012-13 was the beginning of the end.

They're fine with "corporate rights" when it comes to discrimination against "the gays" and "state rights" when it comes against helping anyone who isn't white. Of course they'd have the complete opposite view in other cases, that is exactly what to expect from these dipshits.

Zero kills by antifa, white supremacists lead the domestic terrorist kill count for the 10th year straight now. No one cares about you enough to punch you.

Yeah, sorry, no. Don't give me examples, give me statistics. I know tech company officers: there are more libertarians than liberals there. Pro-nazi groups in facebook outnumber pro-immigrant ones by over 10 to 1, so I guess I can certainly see bias *somewhere* here... just not from facebook, but rather by snowflake right wingers and their persecution complex.

4chan: the people who brought us incels, the most extreme racist versions of the alt-right, and nowadays actual murderous terrorists. And then the people who yell "muh free speech" when talking about jailbait, actual calls for genocide ("a joke" that can't be distinguished when meant or not, and has been proven to cause people to actually try and murder minorities is not a joke), doxxing of any of the following: Jews, feminist, and anyone with an anti-corporate agenda (or, as they're called on 4chan: (((globalists))), feminazis, and jews respectively). They turned Reddit from what began as a slashdot exodus into the #1 recruiting site for neo-nazis (as people on Stormfront and other such websites are always proud to announce) because of that "content". *chan boards were always self-admittedly the absolute worst the internet has to offer. It's not creative. It's an example of how you take a bunch of people and drown out any form of individuality they have by swamping it in endless self-referential crap which ends up showing just how terrible people are if you allow them to be rewarded for cheap shock value. Lolita, a book that preceded 4chan by half a century, was original when it did it (bringing up uncomfortable issues in society by pushing them to extremes, endless references to prior art and sayings, being unapologeticly manipulative, etc). The Lego Movie did it better. Hell, that's the same kind of "creativity" that still brings us TV shows like Fear Factor. By the time 4chan came around, it was already a tired concept that was already played out - but some kids were discovering it for the first time and felt good. The actual truth is that people think fondly about 4chan because they were 13 year old edgelords once, and for that crowd it definitely is cool. Then again, by you using "k.y.s", I can see that you've not gotten over your edgelord phase. Grow up.