Thanks!
The concept of property is arbitrary to begin with. It just signifies the risk of violence applied to you should you, the non-owner, possess or destroy it.
In case of Teslas, they are used to enrich the already richest man on Earth at the expense of others. Mind you, those are cars of the dealership, they were not sold yet, so essentially, it is Musk's property.
And most on the left wouldn't be able to find a violin small enough to signify how much they care of the property of billionaires. Private property is not universally sacred, it's the feature of capitalist thinking.
Violence is a common driver in politics. It comes into play when democracy fails, and I'd like to see less of it happening for sure, but it is there, and it's not that conservatives were never involved in such acts.
If more people would do the same, it could make an actual change. The thing is, not many are brave enough.
This is true for any political act, really. The reason they don't cause massive shifts is not that they are not effective in and of themselves, but because a single person only holds so much power to change something, and most people are too passive to follow.
While it is bad they parked in a spot for the disabled, it's a nice reminder this bike commonly drives around exactly as many people as a car that would take this ENTIRE space, not changing the balance much.
This is the Enter key, Shift is right below
For the sake of memes, Enter is commonly replaced with something like "delete" or "destroy" or "ban" or whatever, illustrating the decisive action. It has nothing to do with the actual Delete key.
Because people are used to it, and also because it features one of the largest music collections you can find. Same for other things it supports.
The more they do it, the more backlash they are going to face.
Piracy has proven to be one of the undefeatable Internet forces.
You know what to do. Raise the black flag.
At this point, this is just a neverending panic circlejerk. Things are bad, sure, but everyone here knows that already - could it be time to spread the word elsewhere, where it could make an impact instead of being one of, like, half Lemmy posts saying the absolute same thing?
You know full well you're not alone here, and your question is purely rhetorical to use the off-topic community to slid in the same thing again.