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So previously I'd see posts like this on reddit or elsewhere and they would just be locked pre-emptively because the mods couldn't be bothered to moderate.
I'm not going to do that here because, my personal opinion, that's a cowards way out.
Feel free to discuss the article, what she said, etc. etc. but comments directly advocating violence will be removed per lemmy.world guidelines, full stop.
Edit I should say too, not being a music guy, my immediate reaction was "Who?"
Never heard of her either but that newest album sounds like a banger if you're into that sort of thing.
I kind of hated it, honestly.
But I really like her previous albums.
Boards of directors are who you want. They're the ones who will just fire and replace CEOs who don't do what they want. They're the deepest part of the nest.
Never heard of her, but she makes some good points
Recently she posted a video on YouTube about her favorite gay porn. It appeared in my recommended and that's how I found her lol. She makes some cool music as well.
People like Luigi remind me of "The Children of Kali" from the book "The Ministry for the future". The Children of Kali targeted the owners of these multinational death machines but would not accept any collateral damage. Instead they were patient. The abusers got so scared they would never leave their house, but even that would not save them. Point is, these people follow a set of laws different from the ones that dominate society. They conducted themselves according to that law and that guided their assassinations. Something to think about as our own laws become lawless.
Sounds like the setting for a great Assassin's Creed game...
Hitman: Climate Justice Edition
Assassin’s Creed: Children of Kali
I am so very happy to see this sentiment reflected by people with large followings. To see it stated outright, not implied or alluded to. With clear and open eyes to see someone say, "they will not change unless we force them to."
I’m not sure I see a problem with fewer ceos. If a company chooses to make people suffer for profit, it’s only natural to want them to experience it.
Can we make them fear by using graphs where the numbers go DOWN??? maybe using red ink?
Also, for someone who says there is too much hate, they really like to hate.
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