Republicans would rather you be dead than autistic.

YouTube already took it down, but he had a video that was auto-published at the time of his arrest. Apparently the video suggests that more details will be automatically released on the 11th.

He admitted to it already, chill out.

Was really hoping the headline would’ve read “loses battle to cancer”.

I don’t know all the details, but I know they had basically unlimited break time, as well as free therapy/counseling. The pay was also pretty decent, especially for a job that didn’t require physical labor or a specialized background.

They did have a pretty strict vetting process, because it was apparently not uncommon at all for people to apply to the job because they were either eager to see abusive content directly, or had an agenda they might try to improperly influence what content gets seen. Apparently they did social media deep dives that you had to consent to, to apply.

Lots of foods have misleading cultural backgrounds. Chicken tikka masala, for instance, was invented in Glasgow.

Google/Youtube, who take zero action on people posting both horrible videos AND comments on said videos routinely

I used to share an office with YouTube’s content review team at a previous job and have chatted with a bunch of them, so I can give a little insight on this side. For what it’s worth, YT does take action on CSAM and other abusive materials. The problem is that it’s just a numbers game. Those types of reports are human-reviewed. And for obvious reasons, it’s not exactly easy to keep a department like that staffed (turns out you really can’t pay people enough to watch child abuse for 8 hours a day), so the content quickly outnumbers the reviewers. Different types of infractions will have different priority levels, and there’s pretty much always a consistent backlog of content to review.

While this article talks about Facebook, specifically, it’s very similar to what I saw with YouTube’s team, as well: https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/25/18229714/cognizant-facebook-content-moderator-interviews-trauma-working-conditions-arizona

I don’t have an answer for this, but I love to imagine that these types of threads are posted by novelists trying to clear up any plot holes in their upcoming stories.

Finding obscure German trance music videos on SLSK in crispy 240p.

The Party of Small Government has created a second government, to govern the first government. I wonder if they even appreciate the irony.

That goes against your personal preferences?

Advocating for anybody’s killing is extremist. It’s literally the most extreme thing you could inflict upon somebody.

Revenge and justice aren’t the same thing.

Because extremist rhetoric is banned in any decent space.

These are the ones. Not the CEOs, these people. To get rid of weeds, you need to pull out the root.

I don’t know if a scrappy lil startup like Amazon can handle it.

The downside is that it costs Amazon $5.00.

Yeah, video hosting is notoriously expensive. It’s why there’s still not a real competitor to YouTube, because nobody else but Google could afford to run the platform at a net loss for the amount of time required to build a profitable user base.

If even a tiny percentage of TikTok’s US user base decided to move to Loops, that may be enough traffic to not only completely disable Loops, but would probably impact the rest of the Fediverse at large, too.

Imagine if they all fully liquidated their assets and pooled together their money into a stimulus fund and distributed it all to the public as the ultimate act of goodwill to the American people. I mean, could we dumb libcucks even argue with them anymore? That’d be such an indisputable victory that we’d have to admit that they’re right. Man, I really hope they don’t do that, that’d just own me so hard that I might have to convert to Christianity. Please don’t pass this idea along to them, I can’t imagine how embarrassed democrats would be if they did this oh gosh I hope I don’t jinx it.

Even though it’s nice to see people getting along, I was kinda hoping to make a joke about St Peter’s record book being the ultimate tracking cookie.

Sounds like killing a healthcare CEO isn’t the right action for the type of change people are wanting.