Would've been real hard for me to not hang up the phone. And I'm not as tech literate as half the nerds on Lemmy, but I know enough to know when they're giving me wrong answers. Shit is frustrating.
Lemmy plays it every day. It's about Windows or Trump, and that's it.
I appreciate your input.
I think they were just being sarcastic.
Not sure why you felt I attacked you, but that's fine. We've obviously got different opinions on the matter, and that's okay. If it's because I called the argument stupid, I didn't mean for that to be a reflection of you, it's just the exact kind of false dichotomy you're accusing me of here, and it's tired and overused here and on Reddit.
I thought both arguments were stupid and so I chose to not continue typing. I guess everything can be used to discriminate against someone, so fuck it, let's do nothing! Yawn yawn yawn.
I live in the US. I go to the grocery store a few times a week, I'm a small trips kinda guy, and it's close to my home. Nine out of ten trips are fantastic, but every so often you just come across a person who parks their cart sideways in an aisle, or parks next to one of the stupid fucking displays they put in the already-too-thin aisles. This is excluding, of course, folks who take stuff out of their cart and leave it anywhere, because either they don't realize (or are to embarrassed, for some reason) that you can just leave it with a person up at the register. And at the self-checkouts I do, from time to time, see someone with clearly more than 20 items, though the store folks are good about not letting that happen.
I never go to Walmart, so I'm going to assume things are much worse there.
Discourtesy is ubiquitous, all races, religions, and IQs.
I love how wanting people to be courteous and respectful of others is racist. I just want people to realize that they're not alone in the world, and to please move your cart to the side of the goddamn aisle.
And an apple a day keeps the Nazi away!
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