Comments by "Jim Bridger" (@ohiasdxfcghbljokasdjhnfvaw4ehr) on "Louis Rossmann" channel.

  1. No. Our entire fucking "justice" system needs to be scrapped and rewritten. The whole thing is designed to benefit those with money, and those who make money from the system.
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  2. supply and demand: supply goes down: raise the price demand goes up: raise the price supply goes up: raise the price demand goes down: raise the price
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  3. which they also claim to do all the time. you just cant believe anything a publicly traded corporation says, they lie all the time, and suffer no consequences from it.
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  4. amen. ads are horribly annoying at best, and outright scams/viruses at worst
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  5.  @scrittle  yes, because people only click on ads when they are tricked into it.
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  6. america loves tacking on hidden fees
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  7. imagine if people were punished when they did things that were illegal. that would be insane
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  8. not tipping doesnt hurt the corporations at all. it's designed that way. it only hurts their lowest paid employees. they still make bank while the poors blame each other.
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  9. we already know it sucks, their business model is having a monopoly
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  10.  @ivancicprimoz3678  "just shop elsewhere" - every corporation with a monopoly ever
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  11. im still loving photoshop 2015. you don't need any of the new crap anyway.
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  12.  @SavantAudiosurf  that's an idiotic solution. there are virtually 0 places that are no-tip. I've never ever seen one in real life. and if they exist, they aren't doing so well that the rest of restaurants are wondering what they're doing better
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  13. the courts look kindly on all corporations
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  14. as should selling data or training data that users don't explicitly allow - and you cannot be allowed to deny service to that user becaues they opted out.
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  15. no its not...
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  16. that would require him to have morals, which is incompatible with being a CEO
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  17.  @EgoChip  nope. their duty is to their shareholders, to make them rich at the expense of their customers.
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  18. you absolutely should not be tipping a barista. tipping is for sit down restaurants.
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  19. you are doing exactly what this video is speaking out against. you are attacking the guy using amazon, rather than the company that's actually treating their employees badly.
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  20. american here. tipping culture is so weird.
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  21. they've already petitioned the government to make all those things legal
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  22. I haven't gone to a restaurant since before covid, and I'm not going back until tipping is abolished
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  23. its a terrible place for discourse. it was an okay place to find memes
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  24. that really has nothing to do with this video, and this is a bad place to post that
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  25. non competes are complete bullshit, it's basically slavery. they are forcing you to stay with your company
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  26. doesn't it at least mean that every contract they write is invalid, if they put the fake size in the contract?
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  27. they would love for you to destroy your printer, then you have no warranty claim, and have to buy a new one.
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  28. is this ai generated because you keep repeating yourself
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  29.  @meyes1098  they could then sue you
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  30. its literally their job. why is this allowed in america?
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  31. youtube wants to be tv, but doesn't realize that tv has tons of content that violates it's guidelines
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  32. and what if it's not actually false? do I have to pay a bunch of money to go to court to fight the fact that i shouldn't have to pay?
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  33. i will absolutely not be continuing to watch youtube if I have to watch ads. and I also refuse to support a company that fucks over it's creators over and over and over again. if youtube wants my money, they will have to start making an effort to actually engage with their creators and not just screw them over at every turn.
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  34. i do that, but my tv still runs roku so it doesn't help
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  35. ABSOLUTELY! I can't afford a house in my rural town because investment banks from NYC are sitting on a bunch of vacant property.
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  36. how the hell did companies get away with making warrantees that don't cover all failures? a warranty should always cover everything, except maybe intentional misuse
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  37. I completely understand your frustration and anger with us mods. You made a few incorrect assumptions though: 1. I never ban anyone that disagrees with me, and never permaban anyone except bots. I know theres a lot of shitty mods, but not all of us are like that. 2. I don't want to close down our community until we have a valid replacement, because otherwise everyone will stay on reddit, it will just be slightly shittier, which is worse for the overall community that my subreddit is related it (of which this subreddit is the largest branch) 3. I would have done it if I could have been sure the others would have. But this was a shitty unorganized boycott with no leadership or discussion. Decentralized protests will never work, because the only power they have is to demonstrate that a large number of people can act as one. Like you said, this protest would never have worked in the first place. Specifying the end date was idiotic. It should have also started right before the 3rd party apps were killed so the drop in traffic would have been much more severe. And now that Reddit has seen the outcome, we have even less power than we did before. Future protests will be even less effective. Reddit's gotten worse year after year even before this, so it's going to die soon anyway. Either way, I'm a new fan of your channel and love your discussions and views, so please keep standing up for the little guys! (maybe help us be less stupid when organizing protests in the future)
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  38. yeah IAP for paid games is disgusting. its okay if that's how you wanna monetize a free to play game, but if i paid for it, i should get all of it. remember when unlockable characters used to be a thing you got for playing the game? the biggest problems is the next generation will just be used to it, and wont even question it.
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  39. is there really anything left for corporations to get away with?
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  40. why would they do that? do people at gas stations spit in your gas tank? do people at amazon spit in your box? do people at the bank spit on your money? the only reason they would spit in your food is if you're a massive asshole, in which case, you deserve it. why should we people pay money so they can be assholes? also, if you're an asshole, they're spitting in your food either way, you aren't going to notice and will tip anyway
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  41. how can they just keep your computer? how is that not theft?
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  42. how dare you push oreo off the chair, you are literally scar
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  43. why does the cat keep blinking white
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  44. " If youre doing something not for profit, it should be impossible to violate." You don't want a DMCA overhaul, you want a copyright overhaul, which is a much bigger and more complicated system, and beloved by megacorporations as it lets them maintain a monopoly and attack anyone who dares defy them. Disney will never ever let us rework copyright system, it's the lifeblood of their company.
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  45. i think we need a law that says only free content may contain advertisements
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  46. ultimately, rich people and CEOs are the laziest people in society. they make all their money off of other people's work, and every decision they make is how they can make more money with less work, without actually increasing value. everything they do is a hack to tweak the flow of money, they hardly ever try to actually make things better for anyone other than themselves.
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  47. saying you bought a roku tv and deserved to get spied on is like saying "you looked pretty and went to a party, you deserved to get raped"
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  48. wont someone think of the poor investors who make money by sitting on their ass hoarding real estate
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  49. FUCK HARRY POTTER
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  50. isnt that illegal? doesn't that mean they can no longer claim it's user generated content if they become paid moderators, and therefore they are responsible for all content posted to their platform?
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