@Chinchillazllla I've also been watching them, and just watched that episode yesterday with the same thought!! Mixed emotions about the end though. I'm glad the consequences extend to the afterlife, but hope it wasn't her soul
Also the super was so creepy, Jesus Christ. His joy in what he did...
@broodsugar@CactusXR You are a soulless beast, lower than a worm who hides behind a shell. You know your actions degrade humanity but it's okay because you'll make a few dollars. You will not be looked at kindly by the future generations. Your grandchildren will spit on what you e done.
@broodsugar Well thank God you could never be swayed by a fat enough paycheck to sell this to someone with less scruples, or have them steal this tech from you. Phew, I'm so fucking relieved.
@GuyFontdew@whoseurlefty If a company is not required to do a thing for safety, they typically will not do so. The OSHA handbook is written in blood and all that. Yes there will be companies that keep these policies, but by not requiring it there will be worker health implications.
@GuyFontdew@whoseurlefty You said it's literally not true, and yet it is literally true. So I guess the question flips back to you, what are you arguing about?
@GuyFontdew@whoseurlefty It's a ban on workers rights, which is a serious encroachment on labor no matter what. It may not ban the practice, but it still endangers human lives, why would we be okay with that?
@GuyFontdew@whoseurlefty ...forbids cities and counties from requiring employers to limit workersβ exposure to heat, or requiring them to offer water, shade, rest breaks or training for how people who work outdoor can protect themselves from heat. It also blocks local governments from establishing...