Poor ICC officials

Again with the whatboutism.

5k germans died from the last heatwave thanks to animal farming and fossil fuels.

Oh no not Apple’s highly profitable walled garden!

Gotta hide the abuse.

You should not watch The Infographics Show, they regularly post misinformation.

I can definitely see some vegans up in the faces of those in wheel chairs and telling them they’re “not doing enough by following the philosophy, they must also be an activist for hours everyday or they don’t care about the animals and they’re just as bad as meat eaters” or “that their contributions don’t matter like theirs.”

Yeah, the limited selection doesn’t seem so bad now.

Google cares more about Gemini, YouTube can croak for all they care.

YouTube and Facebook feel so unusable nowadays.

I think switching to Peertube is an effective strategy since channels actually use the disk space for proper videos.

Litterally though, YouTube is so broken now.

They keep watering down the desktop interface and showing me videos that look so inauthentic.

No, I mean they could after expanding their hardware offerings.

Here’s what I find fascinating: the moment veganism enters the conversation, the script flips.

“I can’t change anything.”

“My individual choice doesn’t matter.”

“It’s too small to have an impact.”

Really?

Because what is veganism, structurally, if not a boycott?

A boycott of industries built on animal exploitation. A refusal to fund a system of needless cruelty. A withdrawal of demand.

The exact same mechanism.

The exact same logic — just applied consistently, every day, instead of episodically when a scandal trends.

Someone will object at this point: “Veganism is a niche concern — it doesn’t have the potential for a mass boycott.”

But think about what that claim actually reveals. Not a rebuttal — just a confession of how little the person has looked into it.

Veganism already is a mass boycott. A remarkably effective one. In terms of global participation, the refusal to use animal products may well be the largest boycott in recorded history.

Veganism is also simply the values already heldby the overwhelming majority of society put into action. Just applied without arbitrary exceptions. The “niche concern” label is more convenient than it is accurate.

Animal exploitation and cruelty are things many people still pay for — but not things many people actually stand behind. Many can’t even bring themselves to look at what they’re funding.

Add in the staggering environmental and health consequences of animal farming, and the case stops being philosophical and becomes almost mundane.

Let squid rest from all the attention lol

Valve may reach 10b annually with their hardware expansion releasing good products.

US military bulking buying the PS3 🤣

Gaming was unaffordable before the end of 2020 but it got real bad after the rampocalypse.

The performance benchmarks will be the best determining factor of buying or not.

Cuba has blue stripes on theirs.