[–] 2 points 6 days ago (1 child)

What about bla bla bla.

anyone can tell that your brain is having a hard time comprehending what a genocide means, maybe go educate yourself a bit, instead of screaming that you dont care about a filthy terrorist state like Israel then trying to justify working with companies to ethnically cleanse children.

Or maybe you are just filthy Zionist, justifying killing childrens.

either way STFU.

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  • [–] 6 points 1 week ago

    No we dont, if such technologies are needed to aid humans in medical research, improving our daily lives, transportation infrastructure, etc.,then be my guest.

    However you can see its being used against all of that, its being used for mass killings, mass surveillance, mass manipulations, creating fake realities, manufacturing of consent and hyper-consumerism.

    So FUCK THIS TECHNOLOGY

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago (5 children)

    if you feel comfortable giving your hard earned money to a company that is blacklisted by the United Nations for participation of a genocide of kids,— yes israel is literally killing children and Motorola is actively participating in that.

    Then nothing i say as an answer to your question will matter.

    Note: you can see the UN listed two motorolla entities, one is an israel subsidiary that was created to wash the corporate name, but then further investigation clearly established that the mother corporation is still supplying IDF with technology to continue performing terrorist state activity.

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  • [–] 11 points 1 week ago (20 children)

    Motorola is on the official UN company list that supports genocide and aiding the IDF with killing / displacing indigenous Palestinians and Lebanese civilians.

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    As Antonio Gramsci argued, ruling groups maintain power partly by making their ideas seem like common sense. This helps explain the political significance of Metallica’s call for disengagement at a time when Israel’s genocide in Palestine demands urgent international attention. Hetfield’s vague agenda of “love, energy and heavy music” ultimately amounts to a refusal to stand for anything meaningful. And that refusal is itself deeply political.

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