What I mean is that isn't it hard to prove whether a company actually is supporting Israel unless they've been outright about being against it? I'm not trying to test you; I'm literally curious about what some of these are.
Also, is what he's doing not emotional manipulation? "Ultimatum" or not, the exact wording doesn't matter; if he really cares about continuing the relationship, He should be actively helping her find alternatives to the products that she would normally buy from Amazon and even link them to her to make it easy to move. He's putting the work on her; that's lazy and rude and controlling when he doesn't even want to help her help the switch. Does that make sense?
Hmm, interesting. That makes me think of someone whose last name was literally "Gay" before gayness as a news headliner broke out, I think right around the turn of the century. Her family changed their name to "Gray" as a result.
I wonder if a name change might have been or even might be helpful for that person you know.
Okay, so could you name alternate companies to move to that have definitely spoken against Zion? I'm certainly not pro-Amazon and am aware of the chokehold that AWS has on the entire Internet, but it sure seems there are fewer alts than we would hope. Also, how is an ultimatum not forcing?
Fair. What I mean is that there's surely got to be some sort of compromise. For example, if other members of his family are also Prime-subscribing, could they join to be an actual Prime family entity, and thereby share the cost and reduce the total amount of $ being sent to the giant?
I'm just messing around. I was thinking of a 4-panel comic in which a person does chores, like vacuuming, handling laundry, and the 2nd-to-last panel is something like, "Dread one's short existence," before finishing with another humdrum task in the style of the other panels. I can't find the comic despite trying, unfortunately!
So short the market and profit from the downfall. What's the problem?
I found it! It's 6 panels, not 4: https://jptds.blogspot.com/2016/04/dont-let-existential-dread-set-in.html
What I mean is that isn't it hard to prove whether a company actually is supporting Israel unless they've been outright about being against it? I'm not trying to test you; I'm literally curious about what some of these are.
Also, is what he's doing not emotional manipulation? "Ultimatum" or not, the exact wording doesn't matter; if he really cares about continuing the relationship, He should be actively helping her find alternatives to the products that she would normally buy from Amazon and even link them to her to make it easy to move. He's putting the work on her; that's lazy and rude and controlling when he doesn't even want to help her help the switch. Does that make sense?
Hmm, interesting. That makes me think of someone whose last name was literally "Gay" before gayness as a news headliner broke out, I think right around the turn of the century. Her family changed their name to "Gray" as a result.
I wonder if a name change might have been or even might be helpful for that person you know.
Someone didn't buy a Toyota!
Just came across these full series videos in a search:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHSbAz1hu9sRXDQasCqDcq1oQDIm0sf0M
https://archive.org/details/serial-experiments-lain-english
*myriad
Exactly, my point being that we have nothing to worry about!
Oh. I don't get your example, by the way (who those original "people" were).
Okay, so could you name alternate companies to move to that have definitely spoken against Zion? I'm certainly not pro-Amazon and am aware of the chokehold that AWS has on the entire Internet, but it sure seems there are fewer alts than we would hope. Also, how is an ultimatum not forcing?
Fair. What I mean is that there's surely got to be some sort of compromise. For example, if other members of his family are also Prime-subscribing, could they join to be an actual Prime family entity, and thereby share the cost and reduce the total amount of $ being sent to the giant?
I'm just messing around. I was thinking of a 4-panel comic in which a person does chores, like vacuuming, handling laundry, and the 2nd-to-last panel is something like, "Dread one's short existence," before finishing with another humdrum task in the style of the other panels. I can't find the comic despite trying, unfortunately!
Come on, the meme format requires you to put another normal sentence at the end right after the provocative one lol.
Cool, but why did they have to name it that?
Uh, what website do you think this is, here?
Voyager-free link: https://lemmy.zip/comment/28113454
There are moneyless co-op communities like Bruderhof, which are interesting. The tricky part with those is what happens if you want to exit.
"Every few years?" You mean every 14 years, right? And this article was even nearly 2 years ago, so theyre probably even older now: https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/aircraft-age-iata-airbus-boeing-b2665192.html
... No? It's still typically a shade of purple...