intimidating everyone is a lot of work, but having them on the list can be useful to disperse wherever they plan on doing next, or purge attempts to organize in a more decentralized way.
it can even be used to manipulate or target certain cohorts with propaganda and stuff in a way not possible before. surveillance brings control.
id ditch the account if thats what you want
even if they are not joking, its not necessarily their fault they think like this
wtf does this have to do with facebook, and why are us party politics from months ago relevant for this post?
I was talking more about the panopticon surveillance phenomena, not the people individually trying to hide something which I’d guess its probably still possible.
But the surveillance state is here to stay and we won’t get rid of it easily is what i’m saying.
capitalism itself does that pretty well
i didn’t say its exactly new, quite the opposite.
its just that we can’t stop it anymore.
they told me there would be grass but i only see concrete. loads of people here.
am i supposed to shitpost with them…?
as always with corporate shit
imagine how great it feels to say this for like 10-15 years while getting dismissed as a conspiracy nut.
and then having it happen exactly as you said it would.
it wasnt them under the crosshairs before
this thread is giving me an urge to exercise and eat salad
An oligopoly is a market in which pricing control lies in the hands of a few sellers. As a result of their significant market power, firms in oligopolistic markets can influence prices through manipulating the supply function.
I’m considering Macs and Chromebooks to be competitors. Maybe they aren’t since those systems are very locked down, but eh, still shitty and not much practical difference IMO.
Chances have been looking good for russia. I don’t believe Europe has the capacity to deal with russians by themselves, they’d really have to ramp up manufacturing.
wait what did he do? did he become a chud?
I mean, advocating for a twm and terminal for normies is a bold move, but sure.
as long as it gets people to try it and see its not bad.
the US has probably put more than 100 billion dollars in at this point.
what video is it again, ms streisand?