Yeah, revised version:

If you're not paying you're the product. If you are paying you're still the product and paying for the privilege*.

• Except for not for profit software / platforms.

Humm, that's not as pithy.

It could be subsidized. In that case you could easily save money over retail stores.

Note that some grocery items are sold below cost at retail stores as part of a loss leader strategy (milk for example).

The US commissaries are subsidized and provide a mandatory ~23% savings on prices over retail stores.

NYC could totally do the same thing if they wanted.

More Perfect Union has a breakdown on this, it's pretty good/ informative.

I suspect lack of affordable housing plays a part.

"... Whoever told you that is your enemy"

I'm curious what you think the significance of that is?

Not only is it legal to keep quiet, you'll face consequences from your religious institution if you report what you know.

Not just about making perverts face justice, it's about helping current and preventing future victims.

How about calling out mental health care for profit?

Yeah. That's a good point. I don't know why anyone would put any frequently updated app in squashfs.

I guess you can use the app right after you factory reset even if you don't have much data which might be something? Are updates smaller since they're just deltas?

Ceding the framing to the Nazi position for political expediency isn't much better.

Hear! Hear!

We should put TotallynitJessica in the campaign! Reminds me of this quote.

"Some party hack decreed that the people had lost the government's confidence and could only regain it with redoubled effort. If that is the case, would it not be be simpler, If the government simply dissolved the people And elected another?" -- Bertolt Brecht