Oh yeah, I forgot that directly impacts American citizens giving them the right to commit war crimes. Fuck the USA

The other response already clarified why its not free but there's also a $1 USD min spend per month to have an account on their platform meaning it's $1 USD/mo at minimum. It's just free if you're already spending that with them

Do you not see how easily "freedom from hate" can be subverted by, I dunno, Zionists?

I mean, looking at the USA kind of shows that "freedom of speech" isn't really helping ya there either lol

God forbid a child sees a nipple while ripping through people with chainsaws and automatic firearms 😡

In Canada its not freedom of speech but rather freedom of expression when the expression doesn't infringe on others' freedom from hate which I'm so much happier with. Why the fuck Americans celebrate their freedom to be a nazi or whatever makes absolutely zero sense to me

I appreciate that you removed the upvote from your own post (but I gave you one back)

Anybody on here with an account age of roughly 2yr 10m is probably here because of the API changes lol

They're two weeks away from weapons of mass destruction!!

I mean, they're used everywhere still and aren't exactly a dated form of timekeeping or anything even if digital clocks are preferred on computers

I think maybe it'd help if the guy didn't live 40 miles away from work. I'm not at all getting enough relaxation time but still, living a <10min bike ride from my office means I can sneak in some quick gaming on my lunch breaks if I wanted

Also I have no idea whether this comic is progressive or conservative...

They say if you sail too far you could accidentally find yourself in the USA 🤢

back in my day our bots just corrected Wikipedia links or turned comments into shitty haikus and we LIKED IT*

* well, no a lot of people did not like it

Yes, thank you I did notice that.

The comment I was trying to make is that it feels like the comic is trying to make a point of something but I can't tell if it's pro- or anti-. As in, the depiction of the vidyagam obsessed guy is derogatory and the depiction of the chad-looking guy makes it seem like wanting time for relaxation is a self-failing and that you should aspire to be like the trad family man. All of the things the comic brings up though like the wage-slaving manager, excessive commute, etc are things that are real societal problems and the comic doesn't make fun of those complaints like you'd expect based on the depictions of the characters.

But I didn't want to write all of that out because it's a comic.

Straight to jail

Fair point yeah. I'm admittedly lucky with my office being so close but if I actually wanted to own my own property (I'm renting right now) I'd have to move way out to a neighbouring town which would put me at a similar commuting distance

Our collective response to getting fleeced is to just shrug and pay the higher prices while bitching about it.

What exactly can we even do outside of voting? Even that seems futile with the Liberals convincing* the left to vote for them "strategically". You can't really survive without a phone plan but there's no smaller telcos to use for 90% of people

I read World of Goo at first and got sad that the old 2008 phone game had fallen so far

Nissan tracking your sexual activity is absolutely the weirdest privacy violation I've ever seen or heard of

“You’re telling me none of these people shop on Amazon?” said New Orleans native Jake Springer, who, along with his wife, was spending a weekend in Venice on a wine tour through Italy. “At least they are protesting peacefully. Americans could learn a thing or two from this.”

He briefly paused for the chamber’s prayer at noon

Wait what. I know separation of church and state is barely real in the USA, but the chamber actually does a prayer??