She earned it.
sbv
On Lemmy, on the other hand, I can make a relatively uncontroversial statement like, "Steam provides useful tools." and be called a fanboy shill who supports fascists.
I feel the same way: either everyone agrees with a statement, or there's downvotes and snark. Lemmites are here because we have strong beliefs, so that isn't surprising. But it makes me less willing to post/comment.
I'm in the same boat. I enjoyed the short story more, but mostly because it didn't feel as over the top. The wacky alien mechanic works better in print IMO.
Yeah. Despite the noise on Reddit, I suspect most of his base see what he and Musk are up to as a win.
The Do Not Call List does not apply to political parties or charities:
The Do Not Call List exempts Canadian registered charities, political parties, riding associations, candidates, pollsters and newspapers of general circulation for the purpose of soliciting subscriptions.
At federal election time all parties get a list of all voters, and their contact information from Elections Canada. I assume it's true in Ontario as well.
You're seeing messages from the Conservatives because they're reasonably well organized and they're doing a decent job at fundraising.
The other parties could do it as well, but aren't. I assume it's because they don't have a decent election committee/budget, but I have no evidence of that.
what couple with kids can afford a garage?
/uj
Maybe it's just my circle, but I haven't seen this kind of behaviour or talk outside of TV shows from the 1980s and Facebook posts from the elderly. Is it still a thing?