That kid is getting scouted by the US military by end of day.

Couple that with the fact that so many Americans wanting to shoot as many human beings as physically possible is still an enormous cause for concern even if we somehow prevent them from getting a gun.

I don't see "both things can be true" or other equally irritating Reddit-coded expressions on Lemmy.

Nice how people don't feel the need to remind you that nuance can exist when they aren't used to talking to bots exclusively.

Bandcamp is one of those services.

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Downloading that music to your devices is all well and good until you experience a RAID array failure. Or your SD card gets corrupted. Or your old phone decides it doesn't want to turn on anymore. Local digital storage is a limited, degrading resource. The device you put your file on is something you anticipate becoming eWaste that will be thrown away someday, and in anticipation of that happening we generally introduce redundancy that means more stuff that will eventually get thrown away.

I say this as someone who has his own Jellyfin NAS setup and who has both lost physical media in natural disasters and digital data to simple memory failure. None of these systems are infallible and physical media has value beyond simple nostalgia factor or novelty.

Those digital alternatives are provided by services that broadly reserve the right to pull your access to that media at any time. That doesn't even get into how many of these services are owned by large corporations who take the money that you the consumer give them for access to the media that they control and contribute it towards political campaigns or environmentally damaging ventures far worse than manufacturing a CD and wrapping it in a layer of plastic.

And if you're wary of either choice knowing that, there's always piracy, which naturally has been criminalized.

They say it's because "PETA is crazy!" or some other non-statement like they don't turn around and bitch about vegans as a whole.

People don't hate them because they're "annoying" or "crazy." They hate them because they're right. No one wants to be confronted by their Jungian shadow.

But if we use human shields we can protect capital!

"They kill animals!"

That's overwhelmingly the critique people have of PETA. They humanely euthanize instead of just letting animals starve on the streets. Not one viable alternative has been proposed here beyond "let other shelters try to adopt them" like there are shelters turning animals away for the sake of turning them away and not because they literally don't have the capacity to do anything.

That's why the overwhelming majority of these complaints are just vague innuendo about PETA doing "cruelty," whatever that means exactly.

Switch to Linux, yesterday.

Can you speak more to this? I know you're right but interested if you know of any sources that cover Walmart doing this recently since a friend and I were just talking about their unethical business practices.