

But… doesn’t that multimodal distribution of topics/ethics still resolve to a unimodal Red/Blue vote in the end? In the end, it was an overall red-shift no?


But… doesn’t that multimodal distribution of topics/ethics still resolve to a unimodal Red/Blue vote in the end? In the end, it was an overall red-shift no?
And you may ask yourself “where is that automobile?”


The bolsheviks also came about out a time when Russian workers were highly homogenized. There was no ‘foreign other’ for the elites to point the finger at to distract the masses.
Nowadays, the UK workforce is diverse enough that much of the working class who already had some latent xenophobia bubbling below the surface, can now have it weaponised by fascist parties. The people joining Your party and the Greens, aren’t working class. They’re maybe lower-lower middle class city folk, but not the labourers of the country
That’s a fair point, I didn’t consider the numbers
I think the implication though is that the enshittification is a byproduct of a vampire economy, a.k.a one where there are no new ideas. That could be driven by hitting a technological wall, forcing companies to turn on each other and their customers.


Putins aim is to literally destroy NATO and its allies by shaking their trust networks and bringing them into other blocs. His lead henchman/puppet is happy to oblige
England and Wales are the only countries in the world which have fully privatised both our water sources AND water infrastructure.
We’re doubly fucked
He’s warning us of black ice, and oppressive white snow
I was nevertheless blind sided by your reckless comment, and demand commiseration immediately. In the form of a poem.
V60 coffee filter
I just searched this, and um, yeah, I know what I’m getting for my birthday - thanks!


No new ideas, and money line must go up. Welcome to the vampire economy.
I agree, but it buries the lede of the adoption only increasing by 1.5%. They could have written “doubled from X to Y” to at least prepare our expectations that it might not be a high increment


Yep! I see why supermarkets are still thriving in this digital age because the online options are just not worth it
“This fucking place stinks! It’s a piece of shit. I’m done! I quit! Fuck you!”
*turns up an hour later*
I’m also thinking that
Th… thanks, satan!


Yeah that’s fair, I mean their radio adverts definitely leaned on the “be demanding” rather than “we’re a bargain” angle. I just thought that the convenience of not having to go to the store directly would outweigh the cost, and I’ve found that for me it simply doesn’t beat a LIDL shop in cost, quality, or quantity
probably derived from “leiten”?