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How about we focus our efforts on unshittifying Earth first, eh?

Good. Let it fucking die.

Just a random thought, but it would take a lot of work (or institutional access to some portable toilets) to be able to get enough piss to fill an entire barrel

Break out the guillotines y’all

OpenAI is going to crash so hard.

The Transit app has been quite helpful for me to replace Google Maps!

Oh great, another place where science and unchecked capitalism will clash. I wonder who the governments will support this time!

Rest up, king!

Oh look, another old white man with stupid ideas

I straight up thought this was AI generated…wtf

How about we tax billionaires enough so that the government can train thousands of people to be heat pump technicians and potentially own their own trades business, and then also pay to buy and install them?

Today was not about determining consequences / repercussions. It was only about deciding yes or no on the monopoly issue. The next step in the legal process is determining repercussions for Alphabet, and it seems like there are some pretty dramatic options on the table.

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Why not both?

Judging from the way many of my neighbors reacted to a homeless camp moving into a local park, I think there a lot of people homeowners who would literally jump at the first opportunity to “disappear” unhoused people

Ah, capitalism

Jesus fucking Christ the court system is just hammering away at my faith in the survivability of humanity under our current system over the past few days. I feel like curling up into a ball and crying at how hopeless this all feels.

Man, fuck everything about this. No way in hell a CPC government is going to shut this down if they are in power in 2029. The Liberals are such a profound disappointment.

If you really want to protect children, start by going after fossil fuel companies

I mean, if you can afford to pay your workers a living wage, then you can’t afford to field that job in the first place.

Getting rid of a company that pays my neighbor poverty wages is better for my community (and therefore for me), than letting said company keep delivering me a service of convenience while my neighbor can’t afford to buy food.