In the example in question maybe, maybe not. If Omar wasn't handed the gun from person A, he could have gotten the gun in some other way.
However, in an election, no one gets elected without votes, so yes I do consider everyone who votes for a bigot to be responsible for what that bigot did.
You should prioritize yourself. If you're recognized for your hard work, then all the power to you. People are just skeptic because most of the time, no matter how hard you work, you never get any valuable recognition for it.
If you don't feel recognized, it's still valid to do work that you believe will contribute to your professional growth - as a way to prepare yourself for the next step.
To be honest you can train your baby to be quiet, it just takes like 12 years
All of those jobs that depend on your commute would get hurt, yes, but the money you spend on them you'd probably spend a part of it in your community, when you go to cafes near your house, when you have time to get groceries in your neighborhood, etc.
Also, people moving away from big centers is not a downside, that would improve their lives, and it would make the big cities cheaper for those who stay.
Precisely, it's a feature, not a bug
The TV show would be better
Control my apettite at will would be nice.
Does that mean you want fins?
Just make nuclear powered cruise ships, easy.
/s
if theres a way to link your username to an email address, Meta could, for example, create an instance and scrape all that info and attach to your shadow profile, and depending what kind of things you upvote, they could infer your political opinions, sexual preference, location, hobbies, etc.
A pornnoisseur if you will.
That's how you keep electing bigots