Thanks for your service. I'm more of a lurker, though I tend to comment more here than on Reddit, and I have so many other things filling my life that I have to tend to. This is just a distraction before bed or filling a dull moment.
tehmics
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Those are also problematic examples, I didn't say it was a higher tier of danger than other high risk jobs.
Sex trafficking or impoverished/addicted people turning to sex work, no. Society has failed them and we need to fix the underlying problems.
Sex work as a concept I take no issue with. I think it solves a lot of problems interpersonally. Dating would improve with less need for people to hide their motives. People too busy or uninterested in relationships would have an outlet, and disabled people who otherwise can't attract a partner benefit greatly as well.
This is what I hope it is. There's way too many joke reviews. I don't want to see review bombs get silenced because they are very informative when I'm not in the know about a particular developer/game's situation. I don't want to buy games that are outraging players. Chances are, I'll be one of the outraged too if I give them my money.
If a game isn't overwhelmingly positive, I almost never buy it. I also find review bombs completely valid in almost every case and I'm not interested in funding games that have managed to outrage their player base. In every case I would be outraged by the same thing they are.
Every time reddit announces something dumb I open Lemmy again. I'd rather be here on principle but the content/users just aren't here yet. Where are the cross post bots?
Phone wallet keys.
There's an umbrella in my car but I use it like once a year.
It killed the promise of affordable content we had for a decade. When Netflix was the only game in town, you paid less for it and got more.
You're out of touch but it has nothing to do with the year you were born.
Nothing special, I got it to give me a recipe for meth and a list of sites to pirate games. Stuff like that
Just.. content. I open my Lemmy app once and I've seen everything it will show me for the day, or sometimes for multiple days. I open reddit and I can scroll for hours.