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Takes me back....
I know new outlets are being forced to a subscription model more and more but the more that do it, the more concerning it becomes. Like when I go to read up on a topic and the first three articles I go to read are behind a paywall, how is someone even supposed to get educated on an issue? I could see myself buying a subscription to one of these places eventually but not multiple sites every time I want to see a single article in that month.
Makes me wonder if they could create a network/ bundle subscription model. You pay X for a log in that works on any of those sites and it gives you access to a certain amount of articles a month or even a premium subscription that gets you unlimited access for a higher price. I hate bundling in the media market usually but this one could be great if it were an optional route.
I know new outlets are being forced to a subscription model more and more but the more that do it, the more concerning it becomes. Like when I go to read up on a topic and the first three articles I go to read are behind a paywall, how is someone even supposed to get educated on an issue? I could see myself buying a subscription to one of these places eventually but not multiple sites every time I want to see a single article in that month.
Makes me wonder if they could create a network/ bundle subscription model. You pay X for a log in that works on any of those sites and it gives you access to a certain amount of articles a month or even a premium subscription that gets you unlimited access for a higher price. I hate bundling in the media market usually but this one could be great if it were an optional route.
God damn it's frustrating. But for some good news.
Two cops in Oklahoma are being charged for murder for tasing a man more than fifty times.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ny...ed-lakey-death-Oklahoma-police-taser.amp.html
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Three police officers who took photos mocking the torture and murder of Elijah McClain have been fired. The same PD also fired a police officer recently for getting into a crash drunk driving. The interim chief seems to be a big step up.
Despite there being a small scuffle in Denver last night that involved 6 arrests Colorado is looking to lead the way on police reform. I plan on compiling all the data on every single police defunding/reform in the country over the next few days but from what I've seen it's been very promising.
That’s not why you got carded though.I got carded for saying I'd enjoy punching this guy
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That’s not why you got carded though.
I got carded for saying I'd enjoy punching this guy
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Leaving the object of your focus aside for a moment, I totally agree about rain but only when it is warm. I was sunbathing on the balcony when a light shower passed over. It was delightfully refreshing and inspired my latest hiaku, though it's not finished yet.
Who dis?RIP to a true legend. this one stings.
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Sure you didn't.I got carded for saying I'd enjoy punching this guy
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That's "the blacks", mister. Get it straight or you can't join their club.Bloody hell , so I guess he doesn't see " blacks" as people .
You're basically longing to have Compuserve resurrected from the dead LOLI know new outlets are being forced to a subscription model more and more but the more that do it, the more concerning it becomes. Like when I go to read up on a topic and the first three articles I go to read are behind a paywall, how is someone even supposed to get educated on an issue? I could see myself buying a subscription to one of these places eventually but not multiple sites every time I want to see a single article in that month.
Makes me wonder if they could create a network/ bundle subscription model. You pay X for a log in that works on any of those sites and it gives you access to a certain amount of articles a month or even a premium subscription that gets you unlimited access for a higher price. I hate bundling in the media market usually but this one could be great if it were an optional route.
Yeah departments across the country are actually cutting their dead weight. I think the city governments noticed that the chaos basically died down when their officers quit beating the shit out of people and they can't handle sustained chaos where the people actually could.Get a load of those physical specimen.
It's good that some departments are trying to crack down, and I hope it lasts far beyond this stage of protests.
Yeah departments across the country are actually cutting their dead weight. I think the city governments noticed that the chaos basically died down when their officers quit beating the shit out of people and they can't sustain sustained chaos where the people actually could.
It's all about making sure meaningful legislation is passed though and we're actually seeing it.
Asking for moral consistency from most Americans is as futile as ordering ice cream at McDonalds.All of the legislation that has been passed in the last couple of weeks flies in the face of the dorks who say "protesting doesn't do anything" or "what are riots going to accomplish".
And when legislative changes DO happen, they bitch and moan at the government for "bending the knee".
Make up your mind: Either protests are strong displays of citizen power, or they're worthless.
You're basically longing to have Compuserve resurrected from the dead LOL
Asking for moral consistency from most Americans is as futile as ordering ice cream at McDonalds.