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  • He wasn’t in jail. He was in the Ecuadorian embassy. It sounds like you really don’t know the details here.

    what? I did acknowledge that:

    It was just a conjecture of how Assange might have thought about. I never said that there really is any link between him and Russia. And it was long ago, when he was still hiding inside Ecuador’s embassy, when the hypothetical link between him and Russia was new.

    and:

    In 2016 he had already spent years hiding inside an embassy. It’s not that hard to conceive that hatred tends to build over time.



  • Okay, but you said it was short-term. That is not short-term.

    It was just a conjecture of how Assange might have thought about. I never said that there really is any link between him and Russia. And it was long ago, when he was still hiding inside Ecuador’s embassy, when the hypothetical link between him and Russia was new.

    And as far as I know, Wikileaks is still very easy on Russia. So how long is this favoritism of his going to last?

    I doubt he still runs wikileaks. Assange was in jail for years.

    Why should that be what Wikileaks is about?

    I don’t know and I don’t really care.





  • But several people also noted that the games industry goes through cycles of mass layoffs, because simply having a stable business isn’t enough for investors. Revenues must grow by a chunky margin: if they don’t, costs must be cut. Embracer’s mishandling of their business might be grotesque, but it’s business as usual nonetheless. “We make a shitload of money, but it doesn’t go back into the games,” one person commented. “It goes into a lot of now very wealthy peoples’ pockets, and the people who actually make the games kind of scrape by, most of the time.”

    late stage capitalism