We need more paperclips and we need them now!!!

Geez, someone's upset. Have fun in fantasyland.

you chose to make a comment. a hostile, argumentative comment.

I'm sure you'll try to turn this against me, but I really don't understand how what I wrote could be construed as 'hostile'. I made a fair point. Someone replied to you sincerely, you disagreed with something they said, and you took offence to that and decided to respond in contempt (for some reason). If pointing that out is hostile, then I've got some bad news about reality. Unless you're mistaking me for the other commenter. Point still stands tho.

This whole thing started because you chose to use such an antagonistic tone, you know. Civility costs infinitely less than this morality contest.

Grass lawns started off as a way for pretentious rich people to flaunt how much of their land they could waste on nothing important, so it’s really not worse at all. Just another dumb trend that caught on.

Cancer is suing the chemotherapy museum, who would have thought.

Oh I agree completely. People tend to not realize that we’re still biologically identical to Humans from over 100 000 years ago aside from the odd irrelevant difference. Nothing’s really changed in that regard.

The more pathetic decisions governments push worldwide like this, the more I start to feel like we're still in the middle ages. Of course the difference being now all the power-hungry degenerates know just how much to wring out of the lowly civilians without letting them figure out who to blame.

You got me, I'm actually Walt Disney's frozen head on a burner account

Let them eat beans on toast

It's baffling how it's been over twenty years at this point and still essentially no one with influence has ever heard of the Streisand effect before. Like they're obviously delusional, but it's like their brains are sucked into vacuums.

And yet the illegal alcohol market boomed and it gave massive rise to organized crime and government corruption to allow it. It doesn’t “work” in any practical sense, it just concentrates the problem and makes it even harder to control.