We know.
prole
So many consequential Supreme Court cases lately being decided even though there shouldn't ever have been standing... They all seemed to go one way too....
"Tangible harm." Right. Despite the company itself (MOHELA) stating it had no involvement in the original suit that named them as a plaintiff, and as a company that exists solely to process government paperwork, they have no opinion on the matter.
They said this, but it did not matter. The main plaintiff of the case that went to the Supreme Court, didn't even want to be a part of it. They were just a pawn for Boomer Republicans who greedily ate up billions in PPP loans that they may or may not have needed, before pulling the ladder up behind them and making sure nobody else can get anything remotely similar.
Fuck all of these people.
Hate it all you want, it's objective reality.
without any issue (that I'm aware of).
Not only that, but states and municipalities have made a killing on taxing it.
People like me? I would never do such a thing. That doesn't mean I'm going to blame people who did, for the actions of avaricious capitalists.
It's really easy to not be a scumbag.
(remember the Nakba?),
Unfortunately, most Americans don't.
They just stay in your gut and then later get activated and release the toxins the next time you're out in the sun for a few hours.
Source: science
And we'll always have the moron libertarians telling us that it's the consumer's fault for not knowing that corporation x hid nanites in their toothpaste or whatever the fuck.
You should have known that this previously unknown tech was hidden in a product that only has (maybe) one competitor (who probably also put nanites in their toothpaste). This is your fault
As if this isn't the exact reason government exists.
I like that you snuck an em dash in there ๐