Wrong instance to talk the finer points of whether or not resistance to monopolized innovation is justified.

Hence the loneliness epidemic.

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Sure, cops receive orders to arrest and hand over to ice anyone without id that is likely not a citizen. They have a legal requirement to do so via the bill. They do, ice them deports them with minimal safeguards. Lawsuits to stop that takes decades because it’s a legal act of Congress legally enforced by police at multiple levels of government.

None of this requires a single party dictatorship. It is pathetic you cannot understand this, and it is extra pathetic you decided to ban me from the subs you moderate because you lost this discussion.

… reread and try again.

So you’ve never been around a Chinese tourist? Do you just not talk to Chinese people or something? You can do it online, right now.

Who the fuck are you talking about? Chinese citizens, on average, are nationalistic to a worrying degree. Like very famously, it’s one of the defining features, one that you people tend to post to as brainwashing.

Tesla engineers are limited in their pursuit of whatever weird shit Elon wants by pretty lose car safety standards. SpaceX has to comply with two governments, a dozen other companies, and hundreds of insurance companies safety standards.

Yeah the company that was investigated after the publicity, several execs sent to jail, and now has no such issues or allegations?

This is like saying all American workplaces hire children to do extremely dangerous labor just because that keeps happening in Alabama meat packing plants, plural, multiple companies.

I lived in China for years, it’s better than the US in almost every way. They can’t do hamburgers. That’s about it.

Russia, however, is just the US.

See the last part of the second paragraph for that. Victims of the empire paradoxically tend to want to immigrate to the empire believing they’ll be better off there than in the country that empire targeted.

Well thank fuck for the latter, given they have actual human rights and punish companies that violate them.

Most “third world” or “developing” countries aren’t that bad, and there are places in the US far worse than the median developing country.

Also most people in most places do not want to go to the US, even to visit much less immigrate. It’s generally either the worst of a particular society or those specifically harmed by the US previously and feel their chances are better off with the abuser instead of in the abused country. It’s not a wanted destination.

It’s reddit. As in reddit right now reddit. Just without the ads.

Also the entire point of federated networks is decentralization, if any one instance is too big, it risks snowballing into the only populated instance.

Sure. See the bill introduced by the Biden administration for exact details on that. Trump aligned Republicans stopped it from getting passed, as it would have removed he entirety of Trump’s immigration platform.

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SpaceX hasn’t killed anyone, incidentally it’s also the company musk has the least power over.

It’s .world, all of those communities you have to treat with kids gloves, like you’re still on reddit. Their only issue with reddit is the number of ads displayed.

No, that’s my personal experience and prediction knowing how shit corporations are. Yeah, in an idealized world we’d all be w2 workers, but there also wouldn’t be homeless and there’s be easy to enter programs to make money if you are.

But until those programs are in place you’re risking the jobs of tens of thousands of people without other options. For no reason.