I think Meta and specifically Facebook is an extremely problematic company that has had a long track record of awful moderation issues among others and I do not personally want somebody involved in any kind of moderator role in those companies moderating things on Reddit. Reddit isn't Facebook, but it's slowly getting there and that's an issue. I think this is a conflict of interests even if they don't get paid for moderating on Reddit.

Yes Starbucks is OK, we don't have a genocide in Myanmar and heightened extremism due to Starbucks as far as we know.

It's so bizarre. Just hundreds of weird diary entries obsessing about racists and Nazis. Like I get it, things are rough right now, but boy what the fuck?

Found it.

Yeah that's not normal.

Unfortunately moderation skews and directs the type of content that is posted on a sub and that is my biggest concern here. Look through their post history, it's so weird.

Most recent post of them talking about working at Facebook.

Yes, but not in the stupid way you think.

Incorrect. Also fix your keyboard.

And one could argue that unless it has a big old DOES NOT COME WITH A CHARGER on the box or whoever is selling you the phone tells you that it doesn't come with a charger it might very well be a surprise that an electronic device that needs to be charged doesn't come with a way to charge it in the box like just about every other piece of consumer electronics out there.

You're basically arguing against consumer protections here, which is always very cool.

> Must laws don't make sense.

I mean most of them do. Might not make sense to you, but they're usually made to make sense. Usually.

One would argue that an average person would expect an electronic product like a cell phone to come with everything it needs to be operated normally. If it doesn't come with a charger, you cannot operate it normally.

It should come with a fucking charger or at least give you an option to opt out if you already have one.