The thread it was on was an absolute shit show. Right wingers were out en masse reporting every left leaning comment. Eventually the mods and admins showed up and began deleting or banning every left leaning comment, even relatively mundane ones.

TBF, I got banned from Reddit after RvW for saying riot police should quit their jobs en masse. Reddit likes to quench any kind of dissent

The first step is to stop seeing them as human. That’s why Trump keeps trying to dehumanize trans people and immigrants.

Funny enough, Trump’s remarks about Canada are hurting their conservative party as well. I just hope it’s enough, y’all better get out and vote

You mean the future oil fields of America?

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Will these companies ever get it?

Even without the Sword of Damocles over his head, Adams has shown time and time again that he’s a Republican. He only cares about himself. He wasn’t exactly fighting for NYers while Biden was in office.

If you were being investigated by the FBI for corruption and openly pulled a quid pro quo with a political figure, would you still have a job?

As someone who’s played XCom, a 1.5% chance of a bad thing (questionable) means it’s gonna critically hit

I’m a trans person and condemn anyone who won’t vote to stop a fascist dictator that wants me dead from obtaining the nuclear codes

I’m not blind but I work in web accessibility. A lot of people with low/no sight rely on screen readers to navigate phones and computers. It’s up to devs to develop sites and apps that work nicely with accessibility software, so it depends a lot on the specific interface being used. Generally most things from big tech go through heavy accessibility testing, whereas government websites are seemingly designed to be equally inaccessible to everyone.

Accessibility testing usually involves things like checking that everything is labeled, checking that everything can be accessed via keyboard, checking that visual events are transmitted to the screen reader, checking that things work well with high contrast mode, and so on

Edit: I also want to add that this is one of the reasons people left Reddit. After they banned third party apps, it became unusable to people who relied on accessibility tools. They don’t give a rats ass about making the official app accessible.

our leaders have no interest in fixing it.

Only half right. Half our leaders are actively working to dismantle it faster

I’m Spanish, n and ñ are different letters. They are not substitutes. It is the difference between someone being 5 years old and someone having 5 anuses.

“Yo tengo 5 años / yo tengo 5 anos”

Looking at you, Will Shortz