Facebook Verdicts: LOL, You Think Lawyers Will Fix the Internet?
Newsflash: courts are just another bunch of boomers who don't get how the metaverse even WORKS.
So, the squares think lawsuits are gonna magically fix the internet? Bless their hearts. As if some judge in a powdered wig understands the difference between a meme and a metaverse. The whole idea is just peak clown world.
The problem with thinking courts are the answer is that these people are, like, a solid 20 years behind the curve. By the time they figure out what TikTok is, we'll all be living in fully immersive VR fighting over digital real estate. And they'll still be citing laws from 1996.
It's not even about Facebook specifically. It's about the whole system. These virtue-signaling politicians want to look like they're “doing something” about “digital problems,” so they sic the lawyers on tech companies. Classic. Meanwhile, they're probably using burner phones to sext lobbyists.
The real solution? Stop being a bunch of soyboys and take some personal responsibility. If you're getting triggered by something online, log off. Get a hobby. Touch grass. Stop giving these corporations your data in the first place. It's not rocket science.
But nooooo, everyone wants to be a victim. Everyone wants someone else to solve their problems. Newsflash: nobody cares. The government doesn't care, Facebook doesn't care, and your therapist definitely doesn't care (they're just billing your insurance).
The internet is a wild west. It's always been a wild west. You either learn to survive in the wild west, or you get eaten by the bears. Simple as. Complaining about it is like complaining about gravity. It's just how things are.
So next time you see some headline about a “landmark” Facebook verdict, just roll your eyes and keep scrolling. It's just another distraction from the real problems. The real problems, of course, being that everything is fake and gay.
Anyway, I'm gonna go back to shitposting. Maybe I'll start a GoFundMe to buy a Bored Ape. Or maybe I'll just buy more ammo. Who knows? The future is unwritten, and the boomers are clueless.
In conclusion, courts are a joke, the internet is a dumpster fire, and we're all gonna die. But at least we have memes.
Get rekt, snowflakes.

