This is why I’m not on Facebook.
This is my experience with every fourth post on the Nextdoor app.
No kidding. Nextdoor is a disaster.
I checked in recently and this literally was my news feed
- Dance in the park Event
- Free boxes
- Bar has new sandwich
- WHY IS BLACK TEENAGER WALKING ON SIDEWALK
- Pictures of a rainbow
Mine right now (sorted by recent):
- Ad for local flooring installer
- Sponsored ad for power company
- “Hey, everyone. 👋 I’m Shawn. Hello!”
- Ad for local home remodeling
- User giving away a cat
- Sponsored ad for garage doors
- Another user welcome message
- Found pet alert from local animal shelter
- Sponsored ad for bathroom showers
- Ad for local bathroom remodeling
- Ad for local handyman service
So when it’s not ranty freakouts it’s 85% ads.
Here’s the real one:
Adopt pets from the shelter cause they won’t live as long and that means less responsibility. So people will think you are a good person, but you actually just want a lazy old dog that will die a year from now. Soon you will be able to tell fake sob stories about the 40 shelter dogs you had to have put down. Does that make you a good person or not? Where is your god now?
Im gonna dare say it, if the dog lived a good life in your hands, you are a good person. Even when your motive might not be good.
Just had a relative get skipped over for a wedding invite for this nonsense. Turns out posts have consequences, and being sufficiently vague and inflammatory makes people think you’re talking about them.
I would venture to say most people don’t like people who feel comfortable ranting about random people in public regardless of how justified it is. We get enough of that shit from all sources of media. We don’t need to hear hate and self-righteousness preached by our friends too. I’d rather not have a drama magnet at my wedding either.
I will never understand how something like 96% of the population kills for pleasure but thinks hunting for pleasure is wrong.
My mistake, I forgot that paying hitmen absolved you of moral responsibility.
I assume you’re talking about the meat industry, which is definitely not ethical, but let’s not pretend killing stuff for food is the same as killing stuff to pass the time
There is a difference between wanting food you think is delicious and killing something for that reason and taking pleasure in the process of killing something. In one scenario the killing is a necessary evil in the other it’s the whole point of the process.
Aside from that the fact that so many people do pay “hitmen” should tell you that they do not enjoy the killing part, because otherwise they’d do it themselves.
