This is what happens when a country doesn't have the freedom to roam rights that most European countries do. You can't just enter wilderness or climb mountains here. You can't swim in lakes all willy nilly either. It is probably what I like the least about Japan, but that's just the way it is. It is their culture, not mine.
While yes, that still doesn't mean we just believe every accusation. It just means we fix the justice system first and then do it properly. All that really needs to happen is that tax money pays for lawyers, and the rich party could pay for extra legal help, but it will go equally to both sides.
I would actually like a clarification of what you meant, because to me it sounded like you think someone's stance in the Israel-Palestine conflict is many times more defining of left/right than even Universal basic income which is considered by many to be communism.
No, he is against IDF bombing hospitals, he also doesn't deny sexual abuses suffered by Palestinians and he also doesn't spread Zionist propaganda. You've watched too much Hasan Piker (who did deny reports of sexual abuse during the Hamas attack by the way). Pretty sure all your points were cleared up during the debate between them.
Colonialism and genocide are bipartisan issues that is unanimously agreed on.
H3 calls netanyahu a monster, but more importantly, Palestine vs Israel is not a left vs right conflict.
The reason this list is more right than left is because the criterias used are based on some arbitrary opinion or the amount of times someone has been called right leaning, rather than actual stances, otherwise some of these red circles would be blue. H3 is without a doubt left leaning.
Pretty sure anynone who is for universal basic income and free healthcare should be blue no matter what the other stances are, and I know some of these red ones are for these things.
Itch.io deindexes NSFW games after becoming the latest target of skittish credit card companies and anti-porn group Collective Shout, catching an award-winning indie and more in the crossfire
Just pointing out the obvious here, but the problem isn't organizations like Collective Shout. And there has been a rather worrying development of this issue where people seem to focus on these organizations rather than the actual problem.
Payment processing is a utility.
Credit card companies should not be allowed to pick and choose who they allow and who they block. That's the job of the government. Anything illegal can be blocked, but blocking anything legal such as the delisted games, or the Japanese manga sites that visa and MasterCard killed, should count as discriminatory practice and antitrust violation.
Japan is on track to force credit card companies to allow all legal transactions indiscriminately, and we need the same thing to happen in the EU and US. Once we have this fixed, organizations will be forced to instead try to outlaw the games, which is a million times harder.
If we bully organizations like collective shout out of existence, new ones will pop up to take its place, and the cycle repeats, but if we regulate credit card companies, we essentially cure the disease.
If you have a mic, also consider using Talon to navigate with voice. Saying "talon wake" and "open freetube" instead of navigating with a controller saves a lot of time.
Some companies like Microsoft have started buying old closed down nuclear power plants like Three Mile Island in order to use them to power their AI, so hopefully it can offset a large portion of the energy demand.
Where did I lie? Where is my propaganda? You're labelling me as such without any evidence. That's an attack on me, not my argument. It is utterly pathetic behavior from someone who moderates communities. We're done here.
This is what happens when a country doesn't have the freedom to roam rights that most European countries do. You can't just enter wilderness or climb mountains here. You can't swim in lakes all willy nilly either. It is probably what I like the least about Japan, but that's just the way it is. It is their culture, not mine.