FabledAepitaph

350 million people in the US and none of them are talented enough for this guy. The government had 350 million chances to educate and professionalize, and here we are outsourcing to India because Musk isn't happy with the current crop.

Lmao

I want to see this guy explain that to the 10 year old.

He specifically said in another comment that he would stop if asked. If Lemmy users were punished and held responsible for all these random off-comments taken out of context, half of the user base would be in prison right now, and the other half would be on a watch list for some of the shit I've seen people say. Stop choosing to be outraged for the fun of it.

Get off your high horse. The whole thread is about how the guy got shadow banned after not even directly calling anybody anything to their face. Nobody asked him to stop, and I'm sure he would have if someone had asked them to, same for me. But if were having a casual conversation and you get annoyed by the word "dude", then I'm probably just going to end up wondering what the hell your problem is because I use "dude" casually all the time.

Even more reason to end the program, then. If Musk not "done Space X", somebody else would have. There is nothing special about him, and maybe it should have been an American to own those businesses after all?

No person can predict, much less accommodate every positive or negative perception of a word. At what point do you simply tell people to "get over it" when they are taking a meaning from something you are unaware of, and do not care about? This guy got banned over the word "dude" and it makes the entire community look overly sensitive. Trans people are just people, like the rest of us, and we all have to deal with so much every single day.

For every single trans person who is offended by calling them "dude", another would be offended that you'd treat them differently by not calling them "dude". This is approaching the same type ridiculousness as people getting angry over "happy holidays" instead of "merry christmas" tbh.

You just burst that guy's bubble

Wow, what a piece of shit. I hope this cop gets what's coming to him in the form of a long prison sentence, along with his cronies. I hope the court makes an example of this guy, but I'm not going to hold my breathe.

Edit: I bet he thought he was a big man beating up a 23 year old school teacher because he was too much of a snowflake to deal with being flipped off. I hope he loses everything in the legal battle, along with his family. Maybe his family is "innocent", but so were all the families of the people this guy presumably fucked his entire career.

Yeah, I'd rather people not have to get shot for the government to realize there's a problem, but here we are. It got to the point where some dude went out and shot a rich guy. And now they finally notice? Doubt.

It's all just theater.

There really is no other interpretation. Who can look at this and possibly suggest that they are on our side?

Well of course I'd do a chargeback to McDonald's, lmao. Are you supporting McDonald's getting free money for messed up food? You're ridiculous. I absolutely will charge back a McDonald's or any other business that messes something up and won't make it right.

Your comment is the opposite of a "gotcha" you creepy freak

2nd edit: i think other people should do chargebacks too instead of letting shitty corporate policies rob them of their hard-earned money.

Bruh, it's so real. I made a comment that whenever I get messed up food at a restaurant, id rather just ask for a refund than ask for a replacement. Obviously there's a lot of nuance in this comment, but I had people taking all kinds of meanings from it. One guy told me I was a complete asshole and some other stuff, just because I'd rather have a refund at the McDonald's instead of asking the overworked, underpaid employees to remake my order as I sat in the drive-through, and so I wouldn't have to pull over and wait even longer.

People just want to be pissed off and angry.