If you do any research at all into what was said you'd realize that this was actually a fairly based response.
trackcharlie
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Can't wait to see what their reaction is going to be when they learn the effects of a land war on the environment.
Sure don't see them demanding russia/hamas/isdf to fuck off and I can guarantee, from personal experience, that tanks, small arms, artillery and land mines, are NOT environmentally friendly, neither is literally anything else that's associated with the tank.
IIRC there's still a significant number of people who believe airplanes leave 'chemtrails'. The education system is seriously failing people.
The police, regulators and politicians all work for corporations now. The people are only a means to power, nothing more.
The car dealers need to be abolished. Not even an ICE vs EV argument, car dealers are fucking awful, they barely know shit and borderline scam their customers trying to up the price of everything and then 'pretend haggle' down to a 'reasonable price' that's still probably 30k over msrp
Italy has been on a roll of incredibly stupid and incompetent bills lately. Working on literally everything except insuring their people can fucking afford food.
They actually removed that clause when they started doing defense industry contracts I think around 2015.
At least they're honest I guess.
Every time I think "maybe I'll buy youtube premium today" I see something like this and decide to insure ublock is updated.
If you go anti consumer I go anti company.
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Tell me one industry that's ever self regulated properly.
I'm more interested in the fact that the waltons divulged something around 5.36 Billion USD with multiple family members liquidating their entire walmart holdings.
So, I don't think you're wrong but I think there was another way to do this.
A live example is the Deadpool game on steam. The original game is no longer available and cannot be purchased, bought, rented, or anything. However, if you bought it, you still have access to downloading it.
The reason? The new deadpool IP shredded the contracts with the original game developers primarily because the voice actors weren't the ones everyone is now accustomed to (mostly ryan reynolds).
Steam managed to allow the content owners to be able to download and install the game without any problems while also complying with the new terms surrounding the deadpool ip.
This is primarily sony's fault, in my opinion, because they chose not to go to bat for their customer base and opted to fuck over their own customers. If they do not refund everyone for all the content then anything sony has ever made should be pirated by everyone from now on because it's clear that ownership no longer exists and if I can't own anything, then I also can't steal anything because clearly no one 'owns' it if even the people that paid for it cannot use it.