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Comment Re: The real death of the internet (Score -1) 43

If corporations are above the law then why are they forced to follow these authoritarian surveillance laws? It would be easy to flout such anti-user laws that make extra demands, cost $ to implement and monitor, and drive users away (a la Discord), if corporations were actually above the law as you say.

Comment Re:Marketing Hype (Score -1) 238

Mark Carney, the personal benefactor of Brookfield's battery plant operations in China, is one person who wants to import Chinese EV vehicles at any cost. He wants almost 50k of them in Canada.

Also, he has no plans to own or drive any of these vehicles. In between racking up $772,000 in catering costs and traveling to all his various investments everywhere except Canada there's just no time for driving.

Comment good luck, early adopters (Score -1, Flamebait) 44

Good luck with the new flu vaxx, given how dangerous and costly the covid experiment was. Anybody remember lining up eagerly to get those shitty jabs, getting Covid over and over again, and watching the goalposts shift from Safe & Effective prevention of infection and transmission to hopefully less severe symptoms"?

The weak efficacy of Covid vaxx products even prompted the CDC to move decades-old goalposts - vaccines are no longer expected to provide immunity, merely some form of immune response.

Without collusion from Fauci types this inane experiment in more of the same is rightfully doomed to fail.

Comment Good job NY (Score 1) 208

Looks like the party's over. Only wealthy people can afford to use these services anyway, and everybody's tired of coercion after those insane Covidian years. Tipping on takeout hasn't caught on outside Uber's base of rich lazy people who choose not to cook, and it's going to die an ignoble death no matter what Mamdani says.

Either way my investment in popcorn stocks is going to the moon.

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