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r/theview

Private companies can control the speech on their platforms, true. However the public can react to those decisions. If we dont like Disney sucking Trumps cock, stop giving Disney money.
r/stockbetz

yes, they were
r/FedJerk

No
r/EndTipping

The way this is going to simultaneously destroy tipping culture and government funding would be hilarious except that we have to deal with the consequences.
r/RealTwitterAccounts

Its hilarious that people changed their minds about someone after he outed himself as a garbage POS Nazi?
r/TheLastOfUsHBO

The point is that with the cure, humanity as a whole has a nearly guaranteed chance to avoid (cordyceps-related) extinction. Maybe not 100% of humans will get it, but it will spread far and wide and allow humans to more easily propagate, rebuild, and over time dominate the planet again. Whereas without the cure, they live in a constant struggle, and even what small, well defended communities they manage to build are in a state of fragility as infection is a constant threat that could cause their collapse. A cure wouldnt fix things overnight. It may take years, decades even, but eventually humanity would make a strong comeback.
r/RealTwitterAccounts

Lets take what little comfort there is in knowing that they are clueless and that his EOs can be easily undone by a new president.
r/WatchPeopleDieInside

And to make it worse, they think they can easily tell when someone is trans. They dont realize that many trans women look like normal women, or especially that trans men look like normal men – with beards, body hair, muscle, etc. Seeing a trans man use a womens bathroom would actually trigger them into a full blown moral panic they think they are avoiding with this logic. Same if they saw a trans woman go into the mens room. Also, what a dumb timeline we have found ourselves in when this is one of the big issues of our time.
r/EconomyCharts

Tariffs only impact new homes. This is false, and therefore renders your whole premise false. Tariffs can and will make rent costs go up, and housing costs go up, for new and old homes alike. You say old stock will be impacted by new stock but it will be spread out over old homes. Thats not how it works. In 2000 average median rent was $639. Today it is $1850. Why am I telling you this? Because it doesnt matter if a home was built in 1980 vs being built today; when the cost of new housing goes up, so to does the value of older homes and rent costs. A house that was built in 1980 and sold for 80K, has been paid off for decades, will still have a rental cost of 2K+ a month in many areas, because thats where inflation, low inventory, and demand has driven all housing and rental prices. Old homes are not insulated against price increases. It doesnt make sense to argue that increases in new construction isn’t a big deal because there are old homes. Those old homes will experience similar price increases. Tariffs will inflate the costs of housing and lead to lower inventory, again worsening a situation that is already pretty bad.
r/DoomerCircleJerk

Hence the irony. Or is that another word too big and educated for you lot?