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What’s the back story for using John Oliver? What did I miss🤔
this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2023
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I have to agree - this is classic reddit. Spez obviously couldn't care less about namecalling.
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The corp gets to use the CEO as a punching bag - which is pretty much his job description...
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Redditors can feel good about upvoting a picture "sticking it to the man" while actually doing nothing - participating on a site that's still reaming them
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Buying all the reddit awards for the post, GIVING THE COMPANY THEY'RE SUPPOSEDLY STICKING IT TO MORE MONEY. Bullshit like this pisses me off after finding out the Lemmy devs pretty much make less than minimum wage with donations
Pretty sure most awards given are free. My account has a bunch of coins on it for some reason.
I thought the free awards thing stopped a while back. I'd be surprised if a lot of people still had them
I have thousands of coins on my account. Coins used to be way more plentiful before awards got enshittified.