That’s not my lecture of the 00s

High tech job were in high demands and companies were happy to give everything the workers asked for … in the hope that they will not form an union.

The left cried and cried to unionize but people choose to not listen

Programmer. In the 2000s Google had a moto « don’t do evil » they change it in 2016 (IIRC) because they could shit on their workforce now

Same thing for Facebook, they laid off a bunch of their workforce because of AI and quietly rehire them with less pay because fuck workers.

When unions say « unionize now » that’s why

Programmer. In the 2000s Google had a moto « don’t do evil » they change it in 2016 (IIRC) because they could shit on their workforce now

Same thing for Facebook, they laid off a bunch of their workforce because of AI and quietly rehire them with less pay because fuck workers.

When leftist say « unionize now » this is why

Fuck the police and doubly so Les Gendarmes

Beango

Think of it as every sub being is own little micro site connected with most of the other micro site. Find a micro site that align with your beliefs, make an account on it and go have fun

Basic internet decency is appreciated

I’ll bet that every fucker that bought something like that would hang themselves before the end of the first month of apocalypse

The first Transformers by Micheal Bay … think of it most of Bay’s work before 2010

Could ?

Many tried to do a false flag operation thinking that journalists are more incompetent that they are right now and hoping it will instigate a race war …

Buuuuuut !

1- they’re fucking dumb ass that are unable to hide their traces

2- they only attack easy targets, because putting work into their thingy is antinomic with their critically online culture, and the easiest of target are people who feel safe and turns out that now they are also fucking Nazis

Yeah but what about 006 ?

Great films, Great execution. The three movies are really good, better than every marvel

It’s not bean anymore it’s dean, don’t know if we passed by cean, looking forward to mean

People want to relive their young years because 2026 is shit so far

I know it was the only map I’ve found with a good format for Lemmy

Yes I could see the logic in that but here’s how it used to « see, mister Judge, how the culprit wasn’t responsive to my threatening and escalating demands, I had to use force to subdue the culprit who was increasingly violent as I made violent escalating demands »

Judge « you know what, you’re right. God bless your body cam »

Bodies Cameras are not that good sadly. In most cases they legitimize cop violence

But according to a complaint filed Aug. 19 by Georgia-based fuel supplier Mansfield Oil Co. in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Syed Kazmi’s company KRSM acquired over 1 million gallons of fuel from a Sunoco terminal in Twin Oaks valued at around $4 million — and never paid for it. KRSM sold some of the fuel, the lawsuit alleges, to stations within the Freedom Fuel Network, which now claims to operate 29 locations.

Companies associated with the Kazmis have previously been subject to other lawsuits alleging fraudulent activity and theft. For instance, a federal judge entered judgment in February in favor of a fuel distributor that alleged in a civil lawsuit that Shamikh Kazmi’s company had taken roughly $667,000 worth of fuel over 10 days in August 2021 without fully paying for it. Shamikh Kazmi denied the allegations, but the court entered a default judgment after what the judge described as the defendants and their lawyers’ “serial flouting of Court orders and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure” during the case.

In another suit, 7-Eleven accused Syed Kazmi’s KRSM in 2022 of stealing tens of thousands of dollars worth of cigarettes, and the judge again found in favor of the plaintiff in 2024. KRSM disputed 7-Eleven’s allegations of breach of contract, claiming 7-Eleven was the one that breached the contract.

The current lawsuit also alleges that KRSM is not authorized to conduct business in Pennsylvania or New Jersey at all. New Jersey’s Division of Consumer Affairs declined to comment. The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office did not respond to a request for comment.

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