I’ll defend Apple as being the least shitty of the big tech giants but I can’t defend this.
You can defend settler colonialism?
this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2025
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The personal donation part is weird. This sounds like a deliberate attempt to appease the fascists while trying, desperately, to maintain Apple's image.
I guess it was that or a blow job.
It’s time to boycott Apple
I've been doing that for decades, the last apple product I used was an Apple ][e. Couldn't resist that sweet Oregon Trail action at the time.
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I'm streets ahead!
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Way to go, Tim Apple
Tim Apple*
$1 million seems to be the going fealty price for these people.
What I'm curious about is, according to the article, Tim Apple is donating from this own money and won't be donating Apple's money. Why make it a personal donation and not a corporate one?
While others are donating as companies (don't agree with this either but different subject), none are doing it as a personal donation. As the face of Apple, he won't get far claiming that it doesn't reflect Apple as a company, so why not just m make it corporate? Unless it's for tax reasons?
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Typical CEO tribute to the newly crowned King of the United States for some tariff exemptions.
iClass-traitor.
He's the CEO of Apple, my guy. He's serving his class
Steves wept.
Between Tom Clancy and Steve Jobs rotational corpse energy reclamation may just save us all.
What a little bitch..
You best start believing in technofeudal distopias, you're living in one.