Mean-Spiritedness
As is quite common nowadays, the numbers may be trivial, but the 'mean-ness' is the point.
38 publicly visible posts • joined 26 Jun 2024
"We’ve been clear that these lawsuits are without merit and would ultimately increase prices for patients and employers. We'll continue to defend ourselves through the legal process. In the meantime, we’re focused on continuing to deliver for our customers and patients."
In this Orwellian world we're in where peace = war, and love = hate, some long-standing corporate Orwellianisms provide some consistency "If you stop us from artificially putting prices up, prices will go up" they cry.
Funny, one side of corporate America has used copyright laws to maintain hegemony and crush innovation. Now another corporate American is wanting to bypass copyright laws saying it crushes innovation. I suppose this guy will copyright the stolen copyright material though. I feel they make it up as they go along.
Think of the bosses though, if they have to abide by laws then they'd be out of a job, then where would we be? We know where they'd be, jobless or in prison, but where would we be?
Their responses sound exactly like those of an abuser gaslighting their partner. "I'm keeping you locked in the house to protect you" "I'm keeping you in sight of my cameras so that you can have an enhanced life experience". "Don't you know I'm doing this for your own good, yet do you ever thank me? No you do not!"
Just realised that my choice of words was open to unfortunate misinterpretation. I was in no way comparing Germans to germs, absolutely not, just noticed it can easily be read that way! I meant the North sea/German ocean is/was notoriously polluted, that was my brilliant gag.
Oh bum.
"the files you save on YOUR computer are not necessarily actually on YOUR computer at all!"
This is why I eradicated OneDrive a few years ago. Working on documents in Word I was getting flabbergasted by which version am I working on here, and where is it located exactly? Bugger that for a game of soldiers. I'll keep my files local, then add to a dedicated cloud folder for backup only if and when I choose to.