Shows you how much of a dent they’re putting in the bottom line.
Or how desperate google execs are to get even the tiniest bump in revenue.
Shows you how much of a dent they’re putting in the bottom line.
Or how desperate google execs are to get even the tiniest bump in revenue.
Meh. If life weren’t so focused on material gains and losses, I wouldn’t need to.
It would also mean potential losses for the distributors, as people are (supposedly) less likely to buy directly for them.
So, again, the problem isn’t the media, it’s the distributors.
I mean, I can actually own a bunch of stuff as long as it doesn’t have some sort of proprietary DRM bullshit attached to it.
The problem isn’t that there’s no way to obtain media in a non-bullshit way. The problem is that distributors don’t want to provide media in a non-bullshit way.
Well as long as we know the ship is sinking around us, we don’t need to know why or do anything about it.
Introspection?
But you did seem to imply that it was a good method.
Trauma as a problem solving tool… hmm…
The problem is, they aren’t the ones that’d get fucked. It’s the people they’re responsible for that’d end up getting screwed over.
I mean, the reason neoliberalism got shoved down our throats is because people chose something other than voting republican or democrat.
Sure, we get some real stinkers with little choice, but if people showed up more than once every four years, shit might actually start getting better. That’s the fun thing about voting for local and state elections, they still have a huge impact on national politics, if just because they’re typically the ones controlling voting locations and other means of disenfranchising voters.
Good grief
The rental company, on the other hand, is more than willing to turn you in to not be considered liable. Which they probably would be if they impeded an investigation.
Good thing there’s more than just a presidential race, then. In fact, you can vote in non-presidential races every year (depending on local elections). At the very least every two.
Yeah, battleground states are important in presidential races… but every state matters in congressional and state/local races.
Oh no…