When did the US turn on it's kids?
Wow that was haunting to read. How much they hurt these people that just want a family is sickening.
I didn't like uninstalling boost. I have used it for years daily. Now I get to use Artemis for Kbin.
This is absolutely disgusting. All kids no matter what should get free meals at school.
So the 2nd amendment is off limits but the 14th is fair game. Interesting
I wish I could move from Texas.
I think a lot of people moved from Reddit to Kbin in the early days of the black out and at that point Kbin was isolated from Lemmy. So when people saw less content they jumped to Lemmy. Which just made that already big community grow. Then people told other people they went to Lemmy instead of Kbin.
Remember a few years ago when the whole Texas electrical grid crashed and a bunch of old people died?
What's Reddit? /jk but Kbin is so nice. I am actually having conversations with people instead of just post that seem to exist in a weird void.
This is disgusting. 8 years ago people where getting to the point where they would say "why did it take us so long?" Now it's sharply sliding backwards.
Because of capitalism, no seriously these decisions are based on money and growth. But both of these things are relatively finite. You can't keep have exponential growth year after year. Eventually you will plateau but there isnt a mechanism in capitalism to accept that. So companies start forcing monetary gain.
GOP when is the government suppose to step in and regulate businesses? Your message seems to be all over the place.