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Did you marry your AI?

Right after they convince Russia to end the war in Ukraine, right?

Face it. This is the world that the voters chose. (And yes, there has been a growing Right Wing political movement in most of Europe that has been pushing for this too.)

Well, I was going to bet they would be relatively cheap used. (Cheap at least in comparison to other used trucks.)

But damn. They are not.

If you bought a used one because you need a truck and their are really cheap used, are you still a PoS?

Probably because no one else would agree to forge it, so he had to do it himself.

More like the judge saying, “I know this is a pretty cut and dry legal case, but I’m gonna do my part for my team.”

Select all correct statements:

A) Parents have a responsibility to teach and protect their kids

B) Governments have a responsibility to protect kids

C) The owners of websites and platforms have a responsibility to protect kids

D) Everyone is a goddamn functioning society has a responsibility to protect kids.

Yep. Lemmy is 4chan for leftist assholes.

I’m ok with no kids at bars and breweries. And no you can’t abuse children just to make a political point.

Have you considered not blaming the victims for crimes against them?

It’s a not an echo chamber entirely, if you look at my votes on the meme, it’s a fair split for something that is generally against the popular opinion (the popular opinion being “just blame the parents”).

But the “pile on” nature of Lemmy is very real.

It’s a “stop just blaming the parents meme”. That’s lazy.

Clearly you’re not a parent. Which of fine, but don’t criticize.

That comment really triggered you didn’t it. Sorry about that.

I don’t know, I think it’s a pretty common refrain.

Maybe not common in progressive social media circles.

Yeah, it would be. And my reply comment would also be the same.

Women: Why didn’t men ask women out anymore?

Also women:

Disney is all: Calling it “Euro”? Let us know how that goes…

You really underestimate the trouble meta and YouTube are in. The specific rulings were barely tickets to them, but if they are upheld then follows flood gates of identical lawsuits are going to be opened up. They had millions and millions of child users in the 2010s that they knowingly served an addictive product to. If the current ruling is upheld, then there will likely be a very large class action settlement to payoff all the past injured users. But instead of changing their product going forward they want to get rid of the responsibility for their product entirely.

Stop making up fake conspiracies and be mad about that.