Have a look at the wording in the bill of rights. "Congress shall make no law", "shall not be infringed". It's not a list of privileges granted to the people, it's a list of restrictions placed on the government.
I have a lot of fun going to the range and putting holes in paper. Way more fun than I have soaking in a soup of little kid urine and dead bugs in the pool.
The person I was replying to, before you inserted yourself into the conversation and derailed it
You know there are worse things for a dog than a shock collar, getting killed in traffic, or shot by the neighbors, or hurting a neighbor's dog, being amongst them. They learn pretty soon with the shock there are audio warnings so they aren't getting shocked all the time.
Your thoughts on gender are irrelevant to this conversation. "There are worse things" isn't an excuse to harm a sentient creature. There's worse things than being stabbed in the eye. Are you volunteering to be stabbed in the eye?
It's just as stupid to blanket defend Graphene. There's lots of different users, with lots of different use cases. If there was a one size fits all solution for every user on the planet everyone would already be using it.
I think expecting a company that's this hostile towards uninstalling to distribute as a flat pack is asking a lot. Also maybe this is nitpicking but idk if I'd call containerized "native"
A Linux native version might even be worse. At least in windows you can usually just delete the directory out of \program files or wherever. Linux applications tend to insert themselves into every corner of your filesystem
We didn't bounce back from that. Obama renewed or expanded on the worst of bush's policies for another 8 years. We ratcheted hard to the right. Trump is a symptom of the illness we caught in 2001.
Paris in particular gave me "cardboard cutout" vibes