dark days, huh bob
https://www.cvltnation.com/brutal-drawings-from-the-gulag/
DJTJR is by far my fav candidate in the 2040 presidential race
so, use cash, like a real person
rather: Anons please forget fame-faggotry and why's the rlc bad all of a sudden?
every boy's gotta do it if they want to be a grown up
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"In March 2019 Salesforce faced a lawsuit by 50 anonymous women claiming to be victims and survivors of sex trafficking, abuse and rape, which alleges the company profited from and knowingly facilitated sex trafficking on the Web site Backpage.com (defunct since April 2018). The lawsuit also pointed out that ironically Salesforce was publicly promoting an anti-human trafficking campaign at the time of its work with Backpage."
yeah, but that's just tech word salad. unless it's a point of sale issue, there's nothing that stops you from buying anything. and how do you 'use software' to sell something in store? like, it'll lock you out of the register if you scan the barcode? or is it like, if your store orders this product, you can't use our software?
sent that letter to the wrong guy
"John Charles Demers (born September 21, 1971) is an American attorney, currently serving as the Assistant Attorney General of the National Security Division. Prior to his post in the U.S. Justice Department, Demers served as the vice president and assistant general counsel at Boeing."
so after point of sale? it's not financial illiteracy, it's a hollow argument that you can dictate what a store chooses to sell through your software. it's not necessary. the software i mean. it's an irrelevant modern device that facilitates …. what?
captcha diggin all the live long day:
qrx pdf, mostly it's just speakers
huh
http://www.umich.edu/~retina/publications/Wang2004.pdf