buttersicle

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by buttersicle 5mo ago
Government is the perfect place to do this. It doesn't matter if it craters productivity because the organization's budget is not conditioned on delivering impact.
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by buttersicle 5mo ago
This is awesome. "I spent 4 hours transcribing 'Breaking the Law' and now I can play it pretty well" The fact that this was highly upvoted is a stark reminder of just how dumb the average user of this forum is.
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by buttersicle 6mo ago
You're linking to new mexico state law? If you're going to pick a law from one of the smallest states in the union, the least you could do is quote the relevant excerpts. This is a pathetic rebuttal.
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by buttersicle 6mo ago
No, there is no law banning anything these companies did. You know this; that's why you didn't link to the law in your comment. There should be a law banning the addictive practices of these apps. Until there is, fining the compan
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by buttersicle 6mo ago
Please provide a link.
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by buttersicle 6mo ago
Sure, but this is also how these companies make money. You need to actually pass a law that prohibits this before you fine the companies that do it. Letting juries rob them just because the jury doesn't like it is nothing more than fas
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by buttersicle 6mo ago
Do you think the FBI manages his personal email? Kind of defeats the purpose of it being a personal email don't you think?
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by buttersicle 6mo ago
Yes. They funded Hamas' invasion of Israel, a close ally of the US, which intentionally killed over 1000 civilians. They have also repeatedly threatened to use nuclear weapons on Israel and were in the process of developing such weapon
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by buttersicle 6mo ago
Nobody in the western world cares about either group of dead civilians. They only pretend to care because they think it might benefit their preferred tribe of politicians.