I don't think you get it, because that was not my point.
stella
joined 1 year ago
No. If the supreme court makes a ruling that is so unpopular that people don't follow it, then people won't follow it.
Not the Supreme Court, but cannabis is still a Schedule 1 controlled substance. That didn't stop states from legalizing it because of how unpopular prohibition is. The federal government knows this, which is why we don't see massive retaliation against states with legal weed.
Government and its enforcement is way more communal than people realize.
All according to plan.
Dang. It's so nice getting informative responses instead of memes and lame jokes.
Thank you.
Trust me, it's not.
For every story like this, there are literally millions where regular women make next to nothing for their nudes.
Most normal women with OFs usually end up having a few subs from people they know who just want to distribute their nudes among peers. Imagine thinking you're going to make thousands when you end up making less than $100, and now everyone has your nudes.
That's the reality for most people on OF. And it's sad.
I think it's sad seeing this considering all the women I know who have been suckered into making OFs only to make a few bucks from weirdos saving their nudes.
Porn is the same, really. Most people who do porn make very little money from it, but still have to deal with their naked bodies on the internet.
What exactly do you mean with “systems”?
Are you paying attention? In the first comment of his you replied to, he said: "but I have no obligation to fix a computer with a Nazi flag stickers on it."
Making burgers is the same regardless of who eats it.
Taking photos is different based on what you're taking pictures of.
Just like global warming, the consequences for funneling as much money to as few people as possible will not be immediately apparent.
Aviation, military, infrastructure, medicine, agriculture, all of it is going to get worse in subtle ways before we notice how broken they've become. People just can't be expected to care when they're not being compensated accordingly. The more people who realize that 'work' isn't about supporting society, it's about serving the ruling class, the more people will slack off because they don't actually care about the work being done.
Quality is down. Prices are up.
These problems will continue to get worse as long as the disparity in wealth continues to grow.