CNBC. Criticize people who want to save money.
Applaud a president who wastes our money.
Get your priorities straight

Quiet quitting. Welfare queen. Device hoarding.

See the connection? They’re all phrases invented by the ownership class to absolve themselves of their misdeeds by shifting blame and shame onto individuals. Nothing less than psychological class warfare.

It's another form of entitlement: how DARE those still using old devices not rush out and buy a new one each year or so.

That's how the twots view it though, isn't it: in their eyes those still using old devices are ripping them off.

Mine's 'old' and still working. I don't recall exactly when I got it but I've certainly had it at least 4 years.

Siri misspelled a random shout of "I wanna...!", and missed altogether what it was he wanted.

None snowflakier.

Was the person who said his test was "aced" in the room with him - or subsequently struck off for maldiagnosis?

Should have walked off ahead and left him. He would've.

Achieves what he wants and encourages the POS to keep doing it.

It’s especially ironic because the lecture is exactly about the ‘paralyzing cowardice’ of today’s elites.

About universities, corporations and media networks bending the knee to authoritarianism. /4

Absolutely this.

Reform complained there was “no contemporaneous record or corroborating evidence” when in fact Farage’s National Front tendencies were so extraordinary even at the time that a teacher wrote to his head saying he was too racist to be a prefect.

"Carney doesn't care when he last spoke to me? SANCTION!!!"

Orange dipshit apparently read 'obey' as 'defy'.

One small oversight or a bit of complacency with one small item and the whole thing goes down. 'Just' a car... but It's how avoidable disasters happen.

Trying to raise profile by being mass-blocked Good strategy.

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