That reminds me of this cringe YouTube short I saw.

This recent college grad was talking about how he was an intern on Wall Street but decided to take a risk and quit his job to start a company in Dubai.

He then shows a clip of him in this really fancy condo and then asks if the viewer will do the same thing of following their dreams.

Where the fuck did he get the money to move to Dubai and start a company? Who’s paying for that fancy condo?

Pissed me off to no end. He clearly just started working but had plenty of money and then acts like following your dreams is a matter of courage. Fuck off!

Like when a homophobe says they hate lgbtqs, you can respond as if they are saying they hate straight people.

I always thought it would be funny if “s” was added to “lgbtq” for straight.

Then when someone has a problem with “lgbtqs”, you can be like “you’re not straight?”

I was just thinking about why many things on Linux are better. Like the install process on Linux is years ahead of windows.

Then it occurred to me that windows only improves things that can make them money. If you need to install windows, then you can deal with the crappy installer.

Linux devs improve the parts they think need to be better. The decisions are not guided by money and can be made without bias.

The US should not be censoring harmless stuff like this.

Sure, they can make rules for federal employees and using it on their phones and stuff, but they should not for the average citizen.

I am in favor of big tech being regulated in regards to the data they can collect and transparency about the data they collect and what they do with it.

That is really what would solve the problem. Not banning an app.