It actually isn't "everything you need to know", because this is straight-up misleading. You've removed the two candidates to the left of Pence (Christie and Hutchinson) who did not raise their hands when asked if they would support Trump as the nominee.

And? Their site clearly states that a premium subscription is required.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/fascism-corporations-corporatism-dictionary/

This is false.

And Lemmy isn't an echo chamber? Try posting any conservative opinions around here and see how many downvotes you get.

Yes. They said so in their announcement of the device's general availability.

https://newsroom.spotify.com/2022-02-22/car-thing-from-spotify-is-now-officially-available-in-the-u-s/

I don’t know how, but these bootlicking memes manage to get even funnier after seeing one for the 300th time!

Edit: Guess I needed the /s after all.

how is this a meme?

Maybe they're being downvoted because they're uninteresting comments that add nothing to the discussion?

making fun of Trump for being orange never gets old!!! 🤣 🤣 🤣

No, thanks, I actually benefit quite a bit from the current system.

buggy, infrequent updates, lack of content, an ideological hive mind...is anyone really surprised?

Much more likely? What country are you talking about? Assuming we are talking about the United States, this is just not true.

The police are not that cartoonishly evil like most posters here seem to think they are.

lol this is literally everybody on this website

Terrible take. This isn't a monarchy.

Hell yeah. Even though I disagree with Biden on most issues, I guess I have to give him some credit for this.

Amen. Fuck Tesla owners for doing something decent for the environment.

And again, how did the company make the money to pay them that salary? Way to deliberately misunderstand my comment.

Solving a crime and protecting someone from being robbed are not the same thing.

Like you’re not calling 911 the next time you’re in trouble and need their help 😂

I'm aware of what civil forfeiture is.

I read the techdirt article you linked, but it doesn't state how many people were affected, what percentage of people the police interacted with had money or items taken from them, or any data that supports your claim that police are "much more likely to beat you and take it". Moreover, the article did not mention any of the victims being physically beaten by the police before being robbed.

To be clear, I do not support civil forfeiture or the police stealing from anyone. I am just not convinced that a person is significantly more likely to be beaten and robbed by the police.