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Sometimes you have to stand for something even if it’s inconvenient.

• jrumbut 7mo ago
  It's working too. All my friends stopped using Facebook for similar reasons. My feed went from a 24/7 pleasant reunion to a fetid swamp and now I also have stopped using it.
  • groundzeros2015 7mo ago
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  • happymellon 7mo ago
    > You also don’t systematically evaluate all CEOs of all products to use. We certainly evaluate companies on their CEOs if their CEOs make themselves high profile enough. You are certainly judged here if you have a Tesla because of Musk hence why sales have dropped 50%. Other companies that don't have as high profile CEOs can get away with terrible points of view.
    • groundzeros2015 7mo ago
      Oh yeah? How is the ceo of your power company? Your refrigerator? Your garage door? I just am very skeptical any of this is based on a harm based model of morality. Instead it smells like concern about perception or status: > You are certainly judged here if you have a Tesla
      • happymellon 7mo ago
        > Other companies that don't have as high profile CEOs can get away with terrible points of view. > > Oh yeah? How is the ceo of your power company? Your refrigerator? Your garage door? If they hide their terrible opinions then its hard to made judgements.
        • groundzeros2015 7mo ago
          Exactly, so your morality is actually based on media prominence and status, not harm.