Chinese, iranians, russians should now exclaim - "Poor americans! Look at what Biden's regime does to them! Look at how their liberties get suspressed! Let's help those people fight for their rights".
Because if this had happened in any non Western country, the mainstream news in US and EU would've been of the similar sentiment.
On one hand, people yell from every rooftop that they, in the US for instance, are for equality of everyone, regardless of colour of their skin and sex. On the hand, they, or others but within their society still, start coding groups for "black women".
And? What should an average person do with this knowledge -- "may have killed"? Get petrified once again and, of course, rush to get jabbed, or get a new booster?
And then, of course, keep waiting for other scary news, and yet new solutions dictated by the governments and corrupted doctors, which will always involve jabs and boosters, and QR codes.
What's the point in this kind of knowledge? Does it impove or harm your life?
Compare the mortality rates of bubonic plague and covid, and see whether the latter is really dangerous for an average person.
it doesn't have influence of 1/4 of the world's population. first of all, 2 billions might be pure humans but some of them are bots. second of all, I have facebook, so what? how does it influence me? I spent 5 minutes per week if not per month chatting in facebook, use adblock, have no posts, no photo.
I use passwordless login at, for example, my website https://playforitsownsake.com and I don't have to request a password that every single time I go there because a login lasts for 2 weeks.
I'm Alex, a freelance developer. I've worked with web mostly for the last 6 years, 4 of which as a freelancer. And for rest of time I've been doing work involving desktop, mobile, data science and security.
I'm up for freelance/remote jobs, preferably, big and long-term.
I'm Alex, a freelance developer. I've worked with web mostly for the last 6 years , 4 of which as a freelancer. And for rest of time I've been doing work involving desktop, mobile, data science and security.
I'm up for freelance/remote jobs, preferably, big and long-term.
oh, god, a few years ago, when I'd been freelancing for 2 years, I thought I'd start looking for a job in an office very soon. now I've been freelancing for 5 years already and I think I don't want to have a boss or manager supervising me and follow their rules. I better tell them what to do :)))
working as a office employee -- that job will kill your individuality.
I'm Alex, a freelance developer. I've worked with web mostly for the last 6 years , 4 of which as a freelancer. And for rest of time I've been doing work involving desktop, mobile, data science and security.
I'm up for freelance/remote jobs, preferably, big and long-term.
I'm Alex, a freelance developer. I've worked with web mostly for the last 6 years, 4 of which as a freelancer. And for rest of time I've been doing work involving desktop, mobile, data science and security.
I'm up for freelance/remote jobs, preferably, big and long-term.
Because if this had happened in any non Western country, the mainstream news in US and EU would've been of the similar sentiment.