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  • Daisy, once a healthy and energetic child, got sick about a month ago. She came down with a fever, sore throat, and eventually pneumonia.

    The family tried to treat their daughter at home with cod liver oil, popular in the community for helping to 'strengthen the immune system'.

    But when that failed, they took her to the hospital.

    Hold on. So let me get this straight.

    1. Little girl is sick.
    2. Cod liver oil didn't work.
    3. Took her to the hospital.
    4. Unfortunately, it didn't work.

    And this guy blames the Hospital?

    Wow. You might as blame God, Mickey Mouse, and Tiktok dancers who also failed to keep her alive as well.

  • This isn't at all surreal to me. We saw this during the Trump Presidency #1. Just a toxic PoS with an insufferable staff spewing hostility.

    And what did Biden do? Business as fucking usual. Taking the higher ground BS.

    If 2028 is a fair election, and a hypothetical Democrat gets elected, I'm expecting more of the same. If Trump gets his 3rd term as he freaking demanded that happened, well -- we continue to move the goalpost of rock bottom looks like.

  • Goodreads is like Yelp for books.

    Find a book written by a right wing author. Hundreds of ratings, and the reviews don't even talk about the book beyond the description. Lots of pesudo-science and bad faith arguments.

    I got scammed by a few books. And worse, call out the issues with the books and your review gets shadow banned. Amazon doesn't have a urgency to remove these fake reviews because it'll affect sales.

  • Elevated

  • Ive already been on edge for the past 30 years with how American products aren't allowed directly in other countries because the EU bans certain chemicals.

    And post-DOGE, I'm absolutely mortified.

  • Covid was a glimpse.

    I had coworkers who left small towns because they were Asian. Imagine being Filipino and having racists shout Chinaflu at you. Every single Asian person I met has a story.

    I also had a friend disown their parents because they harassed a Thai family all during covid, calling them child smugglers. I've met these people, and they were perfectly wonderful 15 years ago. Just oblivious racists.

  • I have a bachelor in game design btw...

    This is why I like saying "average person" when I talk about specific topics.

    People who study the art are much more attuned and go out of the ordinary. Like directors when they watch movies.

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    "The least we can do is make sure Canadians can still afford ice cream": The CEO of Chapman's on why the company is freezing its prices

    Fuck Cars @lemmy.world
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    The interns complained about having to pay $18 for parking and I'm conflicted

    I work downtown. I personally take the bus to work and walk.

    While getting feedback from our paid intern's experience, one complained about having to pay for parking.

    Because I naturally always support the interns, I pushed for that perk. Why shouldn't they get all the help they need? They're young, they have a busy life and they're trying their best.

    But my coworker (who drives) said, "Theres street parking and they are complaining they have to walk 14 minutes over."

    Now my internal "Fuck Cars" position is battling with my "Give the Interns everything".

    I'm not the deciding factor. Just wanted to share this.

    Anticonsumption @slrpnk.net
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    Amazon boycott: The ‘economic blackout’ movement shifts to e-commerce giant Friday

    John Schwarz, the 57-year-old founder of The People's Union USA, is calling on Americans to boycott Amazon and its companies, including Zappos, Ring, Whole Foods, Twitch and Prime Video, for one week.

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    Serial “swatter” behind 375 violent hoaxes targeted his own home to look like a victim - Ars Technica

    Summary

    Alan Filion, an 18-year-old from California, was sentenced to four years in federal prison for orchestrating 375 swatting incidents between August 2022 and January 2024. Operating under various aliases, Filion charged clients for making false emergency calls that prompted significant police responses. His hoaxes included threats of school shootings and bombings, targeting institutions across the U.S., U.K., and Canada. Despite being questioned by the FBI in July 2023, he continued his activities until his arrest in January 2024, where he pled guilty to multiple charges.

    Data is Beautiful @lemmy.world
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    US Housing market - where people want to buy houses

    Technology @lemmy.world
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    A project called "Remove-DEI" shows the tweaks used to remove "forbidden words" from a database about childhood school readiness.

    The updates, shown in Github commits, are to a database for the Department of Health and Human Services’ Head Start program. They show a project called “Remove-DEI,” which reveal some of the back-and-forth that is happening behind the scenes to align federal agencies with Donald Trump’s executive orders that forbid almost anything having to do with race or gender within federal agencies. The Github pages show software engineers discussing amongst themselves how to best remove all instances of “forbidden words” from a specific database, and the code updates they used to do it. The changes also show that, while thousands of government datasets are disappearing from the internet, even ones that remain are having parts of their utility deprecated or broken in a way that may not be visible to those outside the government.

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    Amid ’90-hours work week’ row, GenZ employees are opting ‘career catfishing’; here’s all about it

    The new phenomenon involves Gen Z employees accepting job offers but not showing up on their first day without informing their employers.

    News @lemmy.world
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    Georgia reports measles case in metro Atlanta patient who’d been traveling in U.S.