Delta accomplishes this pricing through a partnership with Fetcherr, a six-year-old Israeli company that also counts Azul, WestJet, Virgin Atlantic, and VivaAerobus as clients. And it has its sights set beyond flying. “Once we will be established in the airline industry, we will move to hospitality, car rentals, cruises, whatever,” cofounder Robby Nissan said at a travel conference in 2022.
So soon even more AI will decide you have to pay more, and that extra money will be going to Israel, no doubt helping to fund their genocide
The term "propaganda" is quite nebulous. Anything with a political message can basically be described as propaganda... and yeah, I don't think trying to promote an idea in a catchy, snappy way is necessarily bad.
Thanks for your 2893rd comment on Lemmy to date.
"I chatgpt'd some things"
Nobody wants to read the wall of slop you copy-pasted from an LLM
"Hard truth realized as a CEO"
I'm in this picture kinda (i have been castrated) 😔
Just because it's low compared to other CEOs doesn't make it reasonable and justified. Also, Wikipedia isn't a "high-profile firm". It's (at least supposed to be) a non-profit that takes donations to keep the site running and free.
That seems like a completely nihilistic and empty view of politics. What do you even actually think a society that isn't "corrupt" (or at least is less corrupt) could look like? How can you blame the people with no power at all just as much as the president?
Blaming everyone for everything is basically the same as blaming nobody for anything.
It's fine to think that the vast majority of people believe in propaganda or are worried about things that don't matter.
My main problem really is with you saying "any talk of politics is pointless". It's just complete doomerism.
I know. I never said they were the same. I'm trying to say that this comes across like a zionist strawman.
Complaining about antisemitism right now is just cringe.
Jews have a right to exist. Israel doesn't.
There are genuine concerns about people promoting "Israel" to benefit from the extermination of the Palestinian people, and that's what this looks like a strawman of, to me.
And to be clear, I don't think "the Jews" are behind this. It's largely rich and powerful people from the US (and UK and other countries), who often consider themselves to be Christian.
I'm not trying to defend the crazy guy in the comic. I'm trying to say that we shouldn't be pretending this guy is representative of anyone who matters.