Anything to the hantavirus? I’d seen it come up a couple of times, but today I got a notification from management with details of how it’s transmitted and how to protect yourself.
Anything about the virus really coming across your feeds?
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@Stigma Yeah abortion is so sacred to liberals that they will sacrifice justice for it.
Its funny isn't it how women don't like prison. Men don't either but no one cares.
This would not happen today. She would not be so protected. Peak blue pill is past. Thank the gods because peak misandry is on us!
You think so? I’m reminded of that woman that was let off for her late term abortion. She was found to have googled the legality (so she knew) and how to do it. Long story short, she wasn’t convicted because she was already a mother and it wouldn’t be fair.
Not only that, but it prompted discussion about criminalising abortion, which led to late term abortions being decriminalised giving a de facto abortion at any stage acceptance.
Then you’ve got shit like this:
Prison isn’t working for women, Y’know? Maybe book or Tupperware clubs instead.
Read More@MentORPHEUS Even if it were legit, they'd still be analysing the data for highest engagement points in horrific events anyway as evidenced in the picture. Who needs something like MK Ultra anymore when you have trillions of data points on human psychology to all kinds of fucked up events being analysed by AI learning algorithms. The machines have probably even taken over the writing of the script in that optimisation phase and the humans play it out and then that gets analysed and it just gets weirder and weirder.
You look at all of this Erika Kirk stuff and it's just fucking weird, man. But then... it makes you wonder about the people who eat it up.
@Vermillion-Rx Oh well that's the other thing to; brand washing. Arabic Dubai? Dangerous destination Dubai? Islamic Dubai? Dirty oil money Dubai? No silly, Dubai Chocolate! That's our brand association and they'll sink billions into it if it gets them the image they're going for.
Saudi Arabia did the same kind of thing through sports. Invest in teams around the world, buy positive results and then profit positive name recognition.
So yeah you're right to notice it isn't authentic, but it's business y'know?
@Vermillion-Rx I don't think it's anything too sinister. Let's stay one outlet stocks Dubai chocolate and finds it sells well, word of mouth spreads and marketing pushes it as a premium up market product. Well, posers want it because it fits their image. Influencers get paid to push it and the "fake culture" adopts it to emulate the posers they aspire to. This will spread to new regions and more outlets, propagating the "image" of everyone who is somebody getting in on Dubai chocolate.
The fact you don't eat Dubai chocolate means you're not with it, and so you're a loser. If you want the best results on your socials, make sure to do the Dubai Chocolate shuffle so you can claim your UAE sponsorships too.

