TheTechnician27

I think the only reason he hasn’t so far is because he hasn’t learned to count that high yet. It’s hard for him to practice, too, because every time he shows everyone how high he can get now, he falls asleep and shits his pants midway through.

So all strikes happen because demands weren’t met. Cool. And the fact that this is ostensibly true of literally every strike bolsters your case that this information should be in the headline… how, exactly?

“Person McPersonson, who is a human being on or orbiting Earth and breathes oxygen, does a thing” should be in every article written about a person going forward just to make sure the people are informed.

I’m not even going to bother arguing the obvious point that “forced” or calling the working conditions “unacceptable” in the publication’s voice is hilariously biased, because a) you’re clearly not intellectually honest enough to understand that and b) you’ve already dismantled your own shitty alternate headline by making everything you added to it superfluous – again, assuming the intent is to include pertinent information and not to make a propaganda piece.

What you’re describing is comically biased and nothing any serious news organization would print outside of an editorial. I have serious problems with The Independent, but this article is fine. You’re clearly aching for propaganda and/or editorialization, and there are plenty of places to find it.

Would you like me to find you an editorial about this strike?

You mock, but it’s my golden ticket to getting my virginity back.

How about we focus on the potential positives, instead of the short term pain?

The purpose of a strike is to inflict enough pain that the organization you’re striking against accedes to your demands. Any news article worth its salt covering a strike will discuss the pain it inflicts both because it affects people outside the organization and because that’s the leverage the strikers have.

The article’s job isn’t to “focus on the potential positives” because its job isn’t to be propaganda for or against the strike; it’s to cover who’s striking, what they’re striking for, and the leverage they have – to inform the reader of current events, to be news.

Noem’s so used to shooting and killing good boys and good girls that she heard “Good” in the name and made a judgment call. It’s an honest mistake.

Right after I finish connecting my bank account to North Korea.

The idea is that Qira remembers your context from other devices, allowing you to take action across apps, create documents, and get supposedly useful reminders. Qira will launch on Lenovo laptops soon, with Motorola phones in the Edge and Razr family soon after. The new AI platform, which relies on technology from the likes of Microsoft and Perplexity, will be available on the Razr Fold at launch.

I feel bad for anyone who would use this dogshit.

Especially when we’re talking about an international pedophile cabal that trafficked and raped children. What the actual fuck?

did not bother reading the source blog

That’s rich given the source blog says “86 million music files” the paragraph after saying 186 million unique ISRCs. You apparently read less of it than The Register’s writer did.

Colorado says it’s invalid

UPI’s headline is acting like this is “he said, she said”, but these were state charges. Colorado – unambiguously correctly – points out it’s invalid.

Keep rotting, Peters, you traitorous sack of shit.