Jeff Bezos doubles down on unprecedented block of a presidential endorsement from ‘The Washington Post’ but admits ‘I am not an ideal owner’
Jeff Bezos doubles down on unprecedented block of a presidential endorsement from ‘The Washington Post’ but admits ‘I am not an ideal owner’
Amazon’s founder stands by his words, calling out the decline in media trust.
He is a coward and the sooner his head is on a spike the better it will be for the rest of us.
That's so fucking wrong... It's "pike." His head should be on a pike.
While a pike might be a type of spike, the battle purpose-built pike is far easier for head impalement and more commonly associated with severed heads.
But really, you do you.
The pike vs spike is far deeper than that.
A pike is a long pole with a spike at the end. This is perfect for mounting heads when parading through the streets, but is less desirable for a permanent fixture, say on the steps of Congress.
A spike is usually referring to a fixed emplacement.
Hope that clears things up.
lol nice.
I wonder how much of Lemmy runs on AWS.
I see only one reasonable way to find out. @nick@midwest.social broke it down into pretty easy steps
Jeff bezos is not an ideal owner.
That's a great reason to nationalize his companies.
The newspaper with the slogan “democracy lies in darkness,”...
There is nothing anyone can say to convince me that the typo wasn't intentional.
EDIT:The actual slogan is "Democracy Dies in Darkness ".
Anyone who isn't a journalist isn't an ideal owner. Let the experts have some autonomy, but no, whoever has the most money can just buy a news paper and have them do whatever
In an ideal democracy, no one should give a shit about who one person endorses, regardless of they rich or what