Well, the first amendment is mainly only an American amendment isn’t it? The world is a large place, and we seem to see things differently some times. I agree that as a user, I can block whatever I don’t want to see, but that said, linking my viewers to a platform where they risk being exposed to extremists, rubs off on me too.
It’s mostly unmoderated so you have the extremists channels there who are banned from the mainstream platforms. Also it has a reputation for being a platform to whitewash/launder money to said extremist persons or organisations
You kind of prove a point
Dude… you had my upvote indtil odysee!
Check this short out of cargo containers tipping into the sea
Either you are a bot or you have nothing to do today, so you keep spamming the same message to any post you see
I guess it’s more of a statement against a country that has proclaimed that it won’t rule out military force, in order to take a big part of your country
It is! but that’s what you get for saying out loud that you can’t rule out military force, to take a bite off that country
The option is between balls of ice cream, or softice that comes out like a turd (or both).
I guess the soft ice would be called Trump?
Could be a good move to have customers buy a bigger or better ice cream 🤔
Nonetheless this is definitely a marketing stunt that follows the general attitude of the visitors.
You’re not fooling any algorithm by not mentioning his name
The text appears to be a piece of political commentary or resistance advice targeting a controversial political figure. While it doesn’t mention a name, the language and references suggest it’s about Donald Trump, particularly during or after his presidency. Phrases like “Don’t use his name,” “This is a regime,” and “assign them to ‘The Republican Administration’” strongly hint at opposition to him and his political influence. This kind of post circulated widely on social media, especially around the time of Trump’s presidency (2016–2020) and leading into the 2020 election and its aftermath.
But this is the comparison though. Some phones are so much better at this
Personally I’ve stopped listening to what he and his boss says. They way they have been blurbing random things out and pulling them back when the dumbster isnon fire, makes it very hard to take any of it seriously. So why listen in the first place.
Nice pic! For me, it is often motives that move that are tricky to shoot
They should have localised versions of their shop too.
As if 18 year olds even have a comfort zone!
It must be the fear of having to say thank you to everyone you meet there
Too naive
Let’s negotiate what the aggressor wants, in order to stop the aggression.
this is the reason why we dont negotiate with terrorists. There should be no gain by bullying
The feeling when you type out a lengthy reply and then delete it, because you know it’s not going to be a conversation worth having…
Have a good day my friend