Nope, it is not. Exploitation is about capitalism, not work. People who do work without being exploited feel satisfied by it. From worker owned cooperwtives to grandma making a scarf.
The best part is when different programs have different shortcuts, so you go ctrl-x ctrl-d esc etc 😅
Well, sure. One could also be a vegetarian and a Pisces. But that's not relevant to the quite literal exploitation that is the issue in the OP
Only fascists can be accurately represented by Kamala Harris.
It's a motif as old as time. Foreign invader getting Stockholm Syndrome with the natives. Another famous example is Dances With Wolves. That film called The Great Wall as well. Some versions of Robin Hood has it. Anthropologists call it Going Native, which is what Carlos Castañeda did.
But they're not all about economic expansionism
Fascinating that no one answered my question but instead chose to down vote the question.
There is nothing wrong with being offensive, and you know it.
Covid-19 is ravaging several continents. To suggest it is located in one country alone is simply incorrect.
Kind of too late to take the vaccine now though. It's not like it will work instantly. If you take it now, it'll really be useful for the next wave in the spring.
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Quite similar to when Osama Bin Laden was celebrated as an anti-Soviet freedom fighter
What's wrong with being offensive?