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No way, the Internet made racism go from corner stores and late night bar convos to your doorstep.
The craziest thing, in retrospect, about the Rodney King beating is the fact that the guy filming was walking around with a 40-pound shoulder-mounted tape recorder on the street, just READY.
By boy must have looked like this:
The craziest thing, in retrospect, about the Rodney King beating is the fact that the guy filming was walking around with a 40-pound shoulder-mounted tape recorder on the street, just READY.
By boy must have looked like this:
Back then i knew who the racist peope in mysocial circle were. Depending on the circumstance we always got along just fine and even made banter out of it. By the end we got close and the dude wasn't as racist as before if at all. Now these gen z fuck-fags just gang up on someone they never met or got to know to just bury them and kill dialogue. It gave free license to uneducated minorities to just act out with no repercussions. Everything is racism now, which means you are always at fault and they are always the victim. I say we need both. We need people to advocate for minorities but we also need some corn fed Mississippi copper to just lay a beat down on a couple of "joggers" every now and then.
OP
The answer is:
"It doesn't matter."
This is why:
Large corporations will naturally seek to expand into areas where there is little to no competition.
Example:
Microsoft has lost the Console Wars with X-Box since its inception, by hundreds of millions of units. Microsoft's answer wasn't to make a better product, they bought all the studios that made games; 40% of the cross-market production studios ten years ago are now Microsoft Exclusive.
Outcome:
Having two competitors means it's an Oligarchy or Duopoly. They can play off of each other, maximize profits, and maintain approximately 50% of the market share with little to no interruption as the platforms are natively expansive.
Assumptions:
Third-party apps (Trump's app) have no long-term ability to hold anything over a marginal market share.
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You're 100% correct, I took that as a conversation against me versus with me.
That said, I absolutely disagree with your message.
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Mother fucker.....
I know where this is from....
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I can see the face of the mother fucker TRAILER PARK BOYS!
@swag
"It doesn't matter."
This is why:
Large corporations will naturally seek to expand into areas where there is little to no competition.
Example:
Microsoft has lost the Console Wars with X-Box since its inception, by hundreds of millions of units. Microsoft's answer wasn't to make a better product, they bought all the studios that made games; 40% of the cross-market production studios ten years ago are now Microsoft Exclusive.
Outcome:
Having two competitors means it's an Oligarchy or Duopoly. They can play off of each other, maximize profits, and maintain approximately 50% of the market share with little to no interruption as the platforms are natively expansive.
Assumptions:
Third-party apps (Trump's app) have no long-term ability to hold anything over a marginal market share.
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You're 100% correct, I took that as a conversation against me versus with me.
That said, I absolutely disagree with your message.
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Mother fucker.....
I know where this is from....
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I can see the face of the mother fucker TRAILER PARK BOYS!
@swag
The answer is:
"It doesn't matter."
This is why:
Large corporations will naturally seek to expand into areas where there is little to no competition.
Example:
Microsoft has lost the Console Wars with X-Box since its inception, by hundreds of millions of units. Microsoft's answer wasn't to make a better product, they bought all the studios that made games; 40% of the cross-market production studios ten years ago are now Microsoft Exclusive.
Outcome:
Having two competitors means it's an Oligarchy or Duopoly. They can play off of each other, maximize profits, and maintain approximately 50% of the market share with little to no interruption as the platforms are natively expansive.
Assumptions:
Third-party apps (Trump's app) have no long-term ability to hold anything over a marginal market share.
- - - Updated - - -
You're 100% correct, I took that as a conversation against me versus with me.
That said, I absolutely disagree with your message.
- - - Updated - - -
Mother fucker.....
I know where this is from....
- - - Updated - - -
I can see the face of the mother fucker TRAILER PARK BOYS!
@swag
"It doesn't matter."
This is why:
Large corporations will naturally seek to expand into areas where there is little to no competition.
Example:
Microsoft has lost the Console Wars with X-Box since its inception, by hundreds of millions of units. Microsoft's answer wasn't to make a better product, they bought all the studios that made games; 40% of the cross-market production studios ten years ago are now Microsoft Exclusive.
Outcome:
Having two competitors means it's an Oligarchy or Duopoly. They can play off of each other, maximize profits, and maintain approximately 50% of the market share with little to no interruption as the platforms are natively expansive.
Assumptions:
Third-party apps (Trump's app) have no long-term ability to hold anything over a marginal market share.
- - - Updated - - -
You're 100% correct, I took that as a conversation against me versus with me.
That said, I absolutely disagree with your message.
- - - Updated - - -
Mother fucker.....
I know where this is from....
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I can see the face of the mother fucker TRAILER PARK BOYS!
@swag
Of course you do, you operate on solutions, which don't exist in reality, i operate on trade-offs.
OP
I was going much more primal myself with the Jewish B boys riffing about the Lower East Side...
Mos def one of my favorite grooves of theirs.
True dis. Solutions don't exist. You just get displaced problems.
Though Clay Christensen will say that your "solution" is really your customer hiring it to do a job for them.
Mos def one of my favorite grooves of theirs.
True dis. Solutions don't exist. You just get displaced problems.
Though Clay Christensen will say that your "solution" is really your customer hiring it to do a job for them.
Remember that Zuckerberg wanted all global money to go through a cryptocurrency managed by Meta (Libra).
There's a difference between being smart and being delusional. It's like the guy is dancing for our attention with all his entrails hanging out of his rectum. And he doesn't grok that we would be staring at his ass for how distractingly f'ed up that is and how it's so no, so very very no, to ever want to choose him as our wingman at a pick up bar.
There's a difference between being smart and being delusional. It's like the guy is dancing for our attention with all his entrails hanging out of his rectum. And he doesn't grok that we would be staring at his ass for how distractingly f'ed up that is and how it's so no, so very very no, to ever want to choose him as our wingman at a pick up bar.
He's possibly the only public individual around, where if he were to fight Elon the Mongo (as they are clamouring to do for attention), I would be rooting for Elon to knock him out.
Its just something deeply and disturbingly offputting about Zuckerberg.
I prefer moronic meglomaniacs over the creepy weirdoes like him, I understand the former, not so much the latter.
Its just something deeply and disturbingly offputting about Zuckerberg.
I prefer moronic meglomaniacs over the creepy weirdoes like him, I understand the former, not so much the latter.
OP
