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Yeah, but then the comment was making sweepingly generalised statements based off personal experiences.

In my view a superabundance of irrelevant choices blinds most folks to the lack of more politically important choices which are denied to most.

Perhaps the contemporary fight back against 'woke' is really about the important and empowering choices in life being denied to too many?

> America Is Sliding Toward Illiteracy

America is Sliding Towards Autocracy - FTFY

> There is strong precedent for the US defending the 1st amendment against foreign interests.

How does this ruling affect the company's right to free speech in the US? It's a fine for refusing to comply with a law in the UK; any sufficiently competent organisation could choose to comply with censorship/age gating in one country and avoid those restrictions in all others.

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I think that's just Americans tbh.

Just because they've blocked UK users doesn't mean they aren't making revenue from advertising operating via the UK.

He's the ultimate product of a dysfunctional civil service; what else could be expected other than dis-empowering people, ignoring democracy, and increasing bureaucratic power?

Don't banks demand your National Insurance number already in order to open an account?

If nanny state keep bailing comapnies out, how will they learn to stand on their own two feet? /s

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I like the fact that it attempts to provide an alternative narrative to the artificial medicalisation of 'mental illness'.

Maybe it isn't totally factually accurate but it has enough truth to me that it represents a small flicker of hope in what is too often a chronically invalidating world.

Vibe correlations