Comment What an idiot (Score 1) 70
This guy will now say anything, regardless how stupid.
This guy will now say anything, regardless how stupid.
Using a corporate website that may or may not spread your message depending on its content and the promotion of a for profit algorithm has nothing to do with "free speech". You're still entitled to say what you want. Maybe you'll even go say it somewhere which isn't filtered.
why wouldn't we extend it everywhere to save EVERYONE from kiddie porn?
Because what would republicans masturbate to? Gotta keep them busy somehow, god knows it's worse for everyone if they actually pass legislation.
Yeah, or in one of the many countries with peaceful protests. Why do you mention France specifically? What agenda are you trying to push?
No I mean like the open network that routes data from A to B with complete neutrality. I mean like your ability to run decentralised communication on open protocols. I mean your ability to serve content across a network without anyone's algorithm saying otherwise.
Social media is the de facto online town square because that's where the people are.
No it's not, it's a school hall with the principal deciding which conversations are allowed, and which get squashed. It's the Agile meeting where the scrum master decides what is important to share and who should shut the fuck up. It's the carefully curated shareholder meeting where an agenda is in play and any attempt to disrupt results in people getting kicked out.
Social media is nothing at all like a town square. Not everywhere people gather is a town square.
To pretend differently is like trying to argue that your front lawn is now the physical town square.
Clearly you did not understand my argument at all. My front lawn is not the town square, it's my turf and if I don't like you I'm going to kick you the fuck off it.
If accepted, student aid is distributed first to schools to cover tuition and fees, but any leftover money is deposited into bank accounts controlled by the fraudsters..
When this funding manages to somehow politically override any 'fraudster' problem brought to light, you'll know how deep the corruption really goes.
Root cause, involves finding the actual fucking root.
Teens have worked around restrictions since parenting has existed. Fake IDs, virtual fake IDs, etc. It's not going to be hard to get around any of this shit. It never has been. It never will be.
The reason to get a fake ID today, involves crossing a moral and legal line most would not cross in order to get alcohol (which is clearly not popular among teens) and/or drugs (which they're already medicated. Have been since single-digit age.)
Yes. That is correct. The majority of teens, do NOT have an illegal fake ID.
It's stupid to assume most teens will go get an illegal fake ID simply because "social media" when the peer pressure to get a fake ID today isn't enough to convince the majority. You're going to have to go better than that.
Id agree with you if it wasn't for so many having their retirements or livelihoods tied up in it. Not of their own choice.
If you've been heavily invested in a 401k for 40 years and are nearing retirement or already retired, a big short-term bounce doesn't really affect you all that much. You gained a lot of money on paper and then lost it all, leaving you back where you started. It's only younger people who likely have their 401k witholding maxed that really got hurt because they bought on the upswing and that investment is now gone.
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