Excellent episode. Really gets to the core of the issue: profits and stock buybacks.
My hope is to have more small communities migrate here. Best part of Reddit was the small fan/enthusiast communities. Lemmy would be a good home for those 🤞
Great argument for a green transition in many places, such as Europe, India and Japan. Dependence on fossil fuels is a big weakness.
I'm gonna have to ask for a source on that...
I like IPAs and I'm secure enough to not be bothered by the mockery my basic brothers and I face online.
Do you recommend watching this in the cinema? I'm thinking to just wait and stream it.
Meh. I just need something to scroll on, and a place to read comments. Without contributing to an evil agenda, preferably.
I played a lot of desperados 3. You could tell this was crafted by people who cared, and not by a soulless Mega-Studio.
I hope the people find other projects to pour their skills and effort into.
The thing about social media, is that once enough content and eyeballs are on a platform, it pulls in even more. Posters and audiences are drawn to wherever everybody else is, like a massive object draws things in with gravity.
Currently reddit is drawing people in by its mass, not because people care about the platform. This can shift to lemmy, but it will take years. And dedicated posting😉
Yes, I am proud to say that it is. Burning the danish flag is barely a provocation. The law is intended to stop individuals from provoking or threatening foreign nations, who may feel differently.
burning the fucking Quoran is the right way to dispose of it according to itself
Please link to the verse of the Quran you refer to. I don't believe you.
Why is the existing law idiotic? What problems do you have with it?
- it has to be passed in a democratically elected parlament. It may not get passed.
- it is an extension of an existing law that forbid burning of flags (except the Danish flag Dannebrog)
- book burnings are for morons
- fuck you