This week, the Bird App of Doom that I-used-to-love-and-desperately-want-to-love-again was acquired by Elon Musk. Fellow geek. Fellow Maverick. Except quite a bit richer. Most people rejoiced. Or laughed. Or didn’t care.
You might think people like me are a problem, but it is my JOB to be a boil on the arse of everyone in my industry. Because you writing people like me off is how we got here.
John Deere wants to be right with women after destroying working class families lives by starving them out for months over a few bucks during a pandemic.
This is who #iwd organisations do business with.
I thought we were fighting for the right to read, write, vote, be paid fairly, and participate FREELY in public life as equal citizens (yes, online too) without being harassed (and “no” often escalating to threats, violence and death).
My mistake. It’s LinkedIn. We’re fighting for the right for rich white ladies to complain about men sitting in a way that it doesn’t hurt their nuts.
So long as men can freely identify into womanhood, this signalling about #breakthebias is utter signalling horseshit. It’s up there with “embrace your femininity” and #leanin and other overprivileged, trite,
Hello, reader. You may have come to this article in order to find out what “Mass Formation Psychosis” is, after seeing this viral clip of Dr Robert Malone, MD on
I see people who say dumb shit on social media as victims. I understand. I really do. But…
I love the internet. I have loved the internet since 1994. I have sold it, defended it, talked non-stop about the possibilities for nearly 30 years. Now, thanks to American
One of the strangest ideas with current internet political discourse (okay, Twitter and YouTube, and tedious Clubhouse rooms) is that you can’t dismiss an idea as stupid. Don’t be impolite.
We simply can’t keep avoiding these serious and uncomfortable and impolite conversations, hoping they’ll go away if we avoid it long enough.
It’s not going away.
FYI, I run everything financial through the checkout on Rapskally.com, which is my company. Don’t worry, it’s still me, it’s just easier for accounting for it to be all under that.
