Good on em.
The state of data protection in this age is absolutely horrifying. We know that our data is extremely valuable to these huge companies. And yet there's no duty of care or consequences for not properly protecting it.
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I love how out of four reports, the editor here choose to title their article on the only one that focuses on the Māori people.
It couldn't be more obvious that the decision was made to obfuscate, detract and distract from the larger message from these reports: Most of us are totally fucked and the super wealthy are as always insulated from the worst of the forthcoming.
Bet this gets lots of engagement on Facebook and Reddit, with the meaning totally going over everyones heads.
I know so many stoners that were pissed that the referendum failed... Did they vote? Nah. Too stoned.
Lmao.
Very easy?
It was recently made harder.
Looking forward to see the numbers next election tbh.
Reduce access to education, eliminate the media standards. This can only go well....
They've touted an 'export driven recovery'
This means driving down our dollar to make our products attractive on the international market.
On the flip side it makes any products that we import more expensive.
So we sacrifice the well-being of the many, to make numbers go up for the exporters.
Don't get me wrong, I know that primary industrys support many businesses and people down the chain. But when everybody is paying more for materials, products, consumables, the benefits are eaten up by the increased costs.
Pfffff.
Those idiots think Canada is real.
Wake up sheeple.
When all legal options are exhausted, and there are no legal means of impomposing monetary consequences for those who only understand Money and refuse to accept the consequences of their greed.... How then are we to stop the machine that's killing the planet?