I’m not sure why you’re not aware of this, but brains don’t grow back.

What a weird coincidence. I showed my daughter The Matrix for the first time last night. It’s been a long time since I was able to see someone do a “what the fuck?!” after he takes the red pill.

This wasn’t how Skynet was supposed to destroy civilization.

I didn’t. I responded to your comment:

This just means privatizing public spaces becomes a method of censorship. Forcing competitors farther and farther away from your captured audience, by enclosing and shutting down the public media venues, functions as a de facto media monopoly.

Generally speaking, you don’t want a single individual with the administrative power to dictate everything anyone else sees or hears.

My comment was:

So if I own a cafe and I have an open mic night and some guy gets up yelling racial epithets and Nazi slogans, it’s their right to be heard in my cafe and I am just censoring them by kicking them out?

As the one with the administrative power, should I put it up to a vote?

Now, are you going to answer my questions or are we just going to end the conversation here?

I’d delete my account, but then people wouldn’t see my advertisement for Lemmy in my profile. Plus my repeated 'FUCK REDDIT’s.

Why is Microsoft pushing that crapware?

It’s their own crapware.

Yes, but only if you shit slowly.

The Italians actually have a name for that kind of gibberish talking that sounds real. I did some VO work on a project being directed by an Italian guy and he explained what he wanted me to do by explaining the term to me first. I’m afraid it’s been way too long since he told me for me to remember it though.

Another example would be the La Linea cartoons, where the main character speaks a gibberish which seems to approximate Italian to my ears.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldff__DwMBc

I mean yeah, I guess, but why fix what was never broken?

Interesting accusation coming from someone who made a vague accusation about me, refused to clarify, then lied about clarifying.

Seems sort of a shitty way to behave to me, but I’m not the one who judges this sort of thing.

Most of the music I listen to is from the 1930s and 1940s and I still knew that joke comes from the paleolithic.

I also have a hard time believing you weren’t aware that was an old joke since you used the specific phrase ‘attack helicopter,’ which is what makes the joke so old, and not virtually any other phrase you could have used.

The alternative is IRC. I’m not sure why that’s not an option anymore when Discord is just IRC with a few extra features.

I have to agree. I don’t care if their own data analytics are wrong. If they think 80% of their users are women when it’s only 60%, that’s their problem, not mine.

Changing the scenario doesn’t answer my question.

I came up with a scenario directly related to your previous post.

I can only imagine you are changing the scenario because you realize what I said makes what you said seem unreasonable.

Yes, I know it’s your right to consider people subhuman. And yes, that’s normal. Normal for genocide.

Subhumans don’t deserve human rights, now do they?

Don’t say you don’t want to be an accomplice to genocide if you talk about human beings as if they aren’t humans.

So if I own a cafe and I have an open mic night and some guy gets up yelling racial epithets and Nazi slogans, it’s their right to be heard in my cafe and I am just censoring them by kicking them out?

As the one with the administrative power, should I put it up to a vote?

You absolutely did not answer it. That is simply a lie:

So please tell me what I decided for others and when I decided it.

https://www.lsd.law/define/tacit-admission

And your considering people to be of lesser value than yourself is noted. I’m sure you’ll be a help when the genocide comes.

I think people have a right to be heard

You are wrong. You have no right to a voice on a private platform.

Yet again, what did I decide for others and when did I decide it?