Keep on going, it's a good dream to have! (Get a good insurance policy too...)
Agree there, Tesla is pretty dang obvious, and it's a huge purchase. It's not buying a non-organic tomato or a chicken sandwich, it's very clear where the money goes, and you had to make a very clear conscious decision about it that you will be living with for years to come.
First of all, you're demanding me answer something that is completely separate from the original argument. OP asked about judging other people for their purchases. You are asking about an action that presents direct violent harm, something completely different. Purchasing something from a company may support violence in some way, but purchasing an item may support the company's practices, but it does not necessarily mean that every purchase directly funds those harmful actions. Your comparison is quite literally the "Appeal to Emotion" fallacy, it is not a good-faith argument, you are trying to present an emotional picture that isn't relevant, and I won't buy into it.
All the time on the internet this happens. Someone here put it very well. Someone can ask "What is 2+2" and a commenter will reply "4". Someone else then will inevitably reply "Well what about 2+3?! You didn't even consider it!"
The question was asked and answered, you're asking something completely separate.
I hoard media for many reasons, including this one.
Those are completely separate examples and you know it.
Dude you're saying we shouldn't value his opinion because he's rich, but then go onto say that your opinion should be more valued because...
He has how many kids and still longs this badly for attention
And then everybody clapped
I took a film class years and years ago and we watched films from the 1930s to modern, and one theme we kept returning to was how the villains changed with the times. 40s obviously it was Germans, then in the 50s it became the Russians. 70s it became big nameless corporations, 80s went to the USSR. Popular media follows the current trends, whether those in charge like it or not. It mirrors modern life. It's no surprise to me that modern film and media are showing the bad guys as ultra wealthy and corporations again.
I've learned that the vast vast vast majority of people don't care. I can spend all my time hating everyone for being lazy and ordering daily items from Amazon, or eating Chick Fil A, or whatever, but I'll end up hating 99% of the population. I don't have time for that.
All I can do is focus on myself and what I spend my money on. Sure I educate where I can, but you don't want to be the preachy person either, because they'll just start ignoring you. Do what you can, but if you're going to judge people for buying things - you're going to judge everyone - and then that's more on you.
Wasn't it because she got a new role on Becker? I don't believe she was fired at all, and honestly she knew the series was winding down and got a new role at a new show that went on for 7 years, it obviously was the right move for her
Honestly I loved Season 19, it absolutely raked modern culture, like the SoDoSoPa episodes, the town desperately trying to get a whole foods while ignoring everything wrong with it. Highly recommend it.