If local stores care so much about the community, they can offer us better prices than the chains.

Way to completely ignore the argument.

You’re confusing conservatism with conservationism.

Glad there’s a modlog so we can keep track of all the censorship that goes on.

/r/conservative was an absolute censorship hellhole. It’s clear they censored anything that challenged their narrative because they knew a lot of what they were spewing was bullshit.

Shouldn’t be as much of a problem here.

I would support a public institution that audits free software.

Is there anything magical about it that make it any different than other chromium browsers that makes it worth supporting right wing crypto bros?

No, just lots of shilling and useful idiots.

Gross.

Learn a web framework, such a Django.

Why do you want to use docker?

You should have a use-case for the technology first.

We got a little bit of revenge on the zionist diplomats, but there’s still a long way to go before justice is served.

“Terrorism” is code for “they fought back against us without spending comparable amounts of money.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_warfare

It’s not intrinsically bad unless you intrinsically support those with the most power.

Freedom of speech is important.

Look at them trying to control the media.

Good. Hopeful more happens to zionist scum in the future.

They need to be afraid to walk the streets.

That’s why the useful idiots have been herded like sheep into supporting it.

I can’t say for certain, but I know what I’d put my money on.

It’s sad, but expected.

People who like the twitter-format aren’t that intelligent.

Dude, we already have Mastodon.

Holy crap it’s so obvious when someone is having their strings pulled to make someone else richer.

It’s pretty obvious whoever was shilling it is a useful idiot.

Did they learn the lesson at DOD? Of course not.

Counterpoint: They knew it all along, but didn’t care because the entire point of the MIC is to funnel as much taxpayer money as possible to owners of weapons companies.

Yeah… maybe all the tight-coupling for a 1% better product wasn’t the best decision.

It’s great for the businesses making money, though!