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Checking in on the New York Times Today:

Context: New York Times reporter published an opinion piece which said the IDF trains dogs to rape imprisoned Palestinians.

u/TheUnkillableKlorg — 1 day ago
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The best way to motivate leftists to be passionate about something, is to tell them that the Jews are on the other side

It was insane to see how there was literally not a single word about the Alwites massacre online, then when the Druze massacre started still complete silence, and then the moment Israel declared it's going to intervene, all major subs were talking about how Israel is going to conquer Syria for the conspiracy of greater Israel or whatever

I guess that when the Jew does anything, we will twist the definition of genocide to fit that specific thing, but when actual genocides are happening we just don't care

u/Jackingson1 — 5 days ago
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It is my turn to post the lib left bad post of the day

There are like 20 deadlier conflicts than Israel Palestine in the last 2 decades, but it seems like the only one leftists care about is this one, with extreme bias (to the point of outright lying about it constantly) in favor of one, so I thought that I would ask what's up with that

(yes I know that many of them are Qatari LLMs, but it would be interesting to see what the LLM has to say about it as well)

u/Jackingson1 — 8 days ago
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My parody of Fiddler on the Roof with the same title as the original has gone unnoticed, I see.

u/Oregon_Jones111 — 4 days ago
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When you’re somehow a foreigner in Aztlán/Judea because the Americans/Europeans/West Asians say so.

Also including every other native group such as the Ainu.

u/RaiJolt2 — 2 days ago
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"The US needs to commit genocide against the jews because they're the reason many American big-wigs are pedos"

u/uvero — 1 day ago
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USSR: Don't go to Israel, we have a Jewish homeland at home.

u/Baconkings — 7 days ago
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RANT: Is freelancing the new slavery? My experience trying to get on Fiverr and Upwork.

I've been thinking about offering my freelance services and naturally looked at Fiverr and Upwork since they're the platforms I already knew. The deeper I looked, the more issues I ran into.

  1. Ethical issues. Fiverr is an Israeli company. That's a hard no for me, I'm boycotting on principle (I refuse to pay money to a company established on the same land where my grandfather's family was slaughtered and kicked out and I am not even allowed to visit.).
  2. The fees are insane. Fiverr takes 20%, Upwork takes 10%. On top of that, both platforms charge you for basic analytics that should be free. In countries like mine, those fees aren't pocket change. And honestly the profit margins are insane for these companies.
  3. The Upwork bidding model feels predatory. You pay to bid on jobs, you don't get that money back if you lose, and freelancers are racing each other to the bottom on price. It's basically a lottery dressed up as a job board. Freelancers who don't have money to bid get pushed out exactly when they need work the most. I can afford to bid, that's not the issue. I just don't want to play this game. It feels like a scam, not a marketplace.
  4. The bigger picture is what really gets me. As we move away from traditional corporate jobs into a world of solo operators and AI-powered freelancers, is this the model? You go online to earn money and instead the platform extracts money from you while you fight other desperate people for scraps?

This feels like a new form of slavery, AI-powered freelance slavery, and honestly it might be worse than wage slavery. At least with a job you know what you're getting.

I'm tired, man. Everything keeps devolving into evil, the same pattern: corporations and the top 1% win, and the rest of us are forced to compete for scraps in increasingly inhumane ways.

Anyone else seeing it this way? Are there better platforms out there, or is this just the future?

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u/Fuzzy_Lab_2455 — 11 days ago