Did I say they were? I was referring to "collective ownership (in a strict form) by a community or state [which]...take[s] the form of worker control, complete democratic control" as an example of the working class owning the means of production, and challenging the idea that "collective ownership" and "working class ownership of the means of production" are mutually exclusive.

that's just various examples of the working class owning (and managing) the means of production

Yikes

Quebec and Ontario have it, having been to both of those provinces

Some landlord is gonna see this and totally thank you for your sacrifice

But plenty of ACTUAL people don't for whatever reason. Furthermore, plenty of people (myself included) find it ridiculous to have to take out my phone to read the menu. Why you act like the world should bend and conform to your personal wishes and experience is beyond me

not everyone has smartphones, or you might not have it charged up, or you might not have data and they might not offer wifi...

It's an accessibility thing from my perspective.

@CileTheSane @Cruxifux I aspire to this, but I also often fail to think ahead to save sources for future use, and so I'm stuck pulling from memory and trying to regurgitate the arguments or information

@kajib @Cold_Brew_Enema literally they are just fat. It's not anyone's business besides their own. That the original story/post makes note of them as even "high calorie" is ridiculous too

You couldn't possibly know if they're obese unless you were their doctor.

I love how it's full of people whining about having left reddit to escape this shit like bruh this is the fediverse