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If Musk succeeds in "repealing all regulation", what's the best strategy for a normal person? Unethical answers only. (sopuli.xyz)

submitted 13 hours ago* (last edited 34 minutes ago) by teawrecks@sopuli.xyz to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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Edit: lol I appreciate all the Nintendo fans, but I don't think people understood the assignment. I see a lot of things that would still be crimes and/or are ethical.

Also, obviously 99% of regulations affect the wealthy, and at the end of the day they will just have more power.

If all federal regulations are going away, what's the best way to abuse the Tragedy of the Commons before my neighbor does it to me? Or is it truly the case that there are zero federal regulations that affect normal people?

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[–] otp@sh.itjust.works 3 points 4 hours ago

I'm not some anti-censorship SovCit nut or anything...but any platform that doesn't let me say "kill" is not a platform I want to be on.

Hell...suicide, abortion, murder, rape...we need to talk about these things sometimes. If users want to opt-in to trigger word filters, by all means. It should be up to the user if "Rape" and "Musk" are in the same category and shouldn't show up on their screens.