You’ve posted that same comment 5 times in the past few hours, that’s not how you convince people.

People act like traditional car manufacturers don’t exist anymore even though they all offer EV options…

If he becomes leader of the country he gets security briefings automatically. It’s a huge flaw that it isn’t a requirement to become an MP.

Having worked in that industry it was entertaining but otherwise meh 🤷

Ranked choice voting can open elections to more options at the ballot box and occasional breakthrough unorthodox candidates. It is the only modicum of hope I have for seeing any change without catastrophic world spanning events upending the current world order.

It’s also not happening.

The most realistic thing that can happen in the US at the moment and that can change things for progressives is a “Democrat tea party”.

I’m not the one here saying pedos should be left alone until we can find them 🤷

Well, that’s completely ridiculous.

The average person doesn’t give a crap about all the privacy stuff, they care about range, how it drives, the warranty, the options.

People who care about privacy will never win this fight because normies will keep buying the cars.

Are you though? 🤔

So where do you draw the line then?

Can’t ban websites selling drugs or with CSAM, just in case?

Imagine the US coming back to the UN in a few years and being told “You’re welcome back but you’ll be just like any other member now instead of having veto privileges, now go sit in the corner.”

Funny how you’re mostly asking questions that no real human cares about when shopping for car…

Except that it doesn’t work. The most effective way to shut down a movement is to prevent it from existing in the first place, not to reeducate millions.

Yeah so good luck using that in the middle of the woods

I’m not sure why you’re using the word annoying there…

It’s all stuff that must be taken into consideration where changing trade rules…

If you were there back in the day you will remember the fight against globalization, more open borders is a great way to keep wages down because employers can just move their business wherever labor is cheapest. Well, the same thing applies by doing it inside Canada without first making sure that labor conditions are the same in all provinces and right now it’s not the case.

We must also keep in mind that Canada is so vast that provinces end up having their own interests to defend. Ontario’s workers can’t just uproot their lives and move to BC because their industry moved there, it’s a 3 to 5 days drive! So Ontario has an incentive to protect their jobs even if it means that BC has less jobs… Now open borders and make everything free-for-all and it might put a ton of jobs at risk from products from other provinces entering markets they never had access to and starting to compete with the local market…

Provinces might be allies, but they’re in competition with one another as well…

People want instantaneous replies instead of having to wait like on forums. Steam still has forums and they’re active so clearly not everyone left, Reddit isn’t as good because of the lack of permanence (no bumping).

I’m this case I’m very sorry but people just went for the instantaneous reward of chatting and disregarded what they were losing.

Oh but there’s a shit ton of documentation that’s only available on discord and that’s not searchable anywhere and that will just be wiped out of discord ever dies.

Forums are the best for knowledge accumulation via user interactions, Reddit like platforms are second and then you’ve got whatever discord is and regular chat rooms…