AcidLeaves

The computing services and e-commerce monopoly + the carbon credits scam monopoly

Important thing to keep in mind is when to give up. If after showing them the facts of Taiwanese opinions on independence, history of colonialism, fascism, and oppression they still disagree, you stop trying and do better things with your time. You have limited time and energy to agitate people, always go for the easiest targets to maximize your results

This duo is gonna become the next Alvvays

It's so funny too because Biden's Inflation Reduction Act and ofc the bombing of Nordstream both destroyed so much of Europe's green energy manufacturing for America's gain

the way it generates vertical lift with the blades and it's positioning on the frame + small/light body makes it super easy for it to lose balance and crash

I side-eye tf out of socialists who still watch shit like SNL cause like there's infinite amounts of content on the internet and you choose this?

Missing the forest for the trees imo

Younger people are increasingly looking to past decades for cultural inspiration. From fashion to music mediums like vinyls and cassettes. I think it's because they're by far the most hopeless generation so far, and they can't really envision any happy future or really, any future at all with global warming, decreasing living standards, technological control, etc

So they look back at the good old days before any of this was a concern to Westerners. Even their online aesthetics only come as far as the early early internet days before everything was so hypercommodified by companies and it was mostly just people fucking around making things they enjoyed with no profit incentive in mind

I don't know why when rich/important people fly in helicopters, EACH passenger doesn't have a dedicated skydiver with a parachute ready to attach gear and jump out at any second

I mean ones efforts and energy is limited, doing whatever you think is most effective is the correct thing to do

It may be union stuff, it may be more party work

if there's a legal requirement to delete the data, I'd try to take advantage of that

There's like no countries with strong enough data laws that would guarantee full deletion