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  • bantering@lemmy.ziptoGames@lemmy.world•Save Mass Effect
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    12 days ago

    You attacked my throwaway jab at the end that was really just pointing out what you were doing by saying you don’t want to support kushner.

    My argument is that having him sell the ip would mean any future entries sales aren’t involved with him anymore. So that whole argument didn’t amount to anything but you talking at me about something we mostly agree with eachother on.


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    If the IP is sold then he’s not attached.

    Kushner isn’t mass effect because he owns the rights at this moment in time.

    Also all art is owned by rich pieces of shit who commit evil every day, not just kushner. Not just Harry Potter.

    Go ahead and name any one of your favorite things, I’ll Google for 5 minutes and tell you what kind of criminal you’re supporting.






  • Yeah it’s not my fault I’m a coward, the rest of the world never had to fight in the face of death for their rights so they wouldn’t understand.

    Huh actually they do understand seeing as most of them did have to do that.

    It is all Mickey Mouse and Coca-Cola. And by that I mean they have you fat and distracted.

    Speaking of Mickey Mouse go watch andor again and tell yourself how brave and righteous you were while you watched.


  • Organized what? baking cookies and waltzing around downtown?

    Guys, the blue pedo fascists might win, let’s not even do that walking downtown with gumption thing until after we know for a fact who our kings are. If it’s the guys we like, we can forget about the fact that we are getting raked over the coals by billionaires. Our walking cookiethons won’t be needed.






  • Very interesting. Great knowledge, thank you. I guess I’ll have to revert to calling it being like the Amish.

    Linus is talking about the worker using the technology. He likens it to other tools used in his trade. I don’t see him arguing about who should see the profits from the technology.

    I think being dogmatic about strictly not using AI is not empowering the workers who would benefit from utilizing the tool in the correct context.