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Firefox Has Quietly Integrated Brave's Adblock Engine
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Of course they just had to make it somewhat contreversial by adopting braves adblock engine; brave's ceo or whatever funds anti gay lobbyists.
Brave is also backed by Peter Thiel.
Just wait till you find out who funds Firefox.
Could it be... Satan?
It’s Google. So….. yes.
Iirc google only pays Mozilla for a. Having google as the default search engine and b. Avoiding antitrust lawsuits.
This doesn't bother me. The gays have won equal rights. Their push for acceptance and parity with straight people has been wildly successful. It's like if I found out the CEO of a company I love financially supported anti-pet lobbying groups...good luck taking away people's cats and dogs.
The only rights gay people might have not won involves adoption, but I feel like thats anti-man more than anything else. Society doesn't feel comfortable giving a person a child unless there is a woman involved.
I started reading this and thought it was ironic but then i saw the pet example and that made me think......... but then i realized im getting rage baited... yay so nice to use the internet nowadays
I can imagine you saying "This doesn't bother me. The women have won reproductive rights," in 2022 just before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and it's sending me