This may or may not be inspired by the nebula original abolish everything, a show I have not watched.

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    24 days ago

    Digital billboards. That degree of rapid pace advertising is toxic, also those fuckers are bright AF.

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    25 days ago

    I want to abolish door knobs. They account for a thousand injuries in the world every few months. They must go.

    (For the sake of the question since the question is over everyone’s head in the section)

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    People saying “blog” when they mean post. You did not write a new blog on your blog, you wrote a new post on your blog.

    You do not drive your car on the car. You drive your car on the road.

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    24 days ago

    Regional locks.

    Why the fuck can’t I watch first 2 seasons and last 2 seasons of an anime on crunychroll sony? Why the fuck can’t I register your accounts to my country sony? Why the fuck can’t I buy your games on steam in my country sony? Why the fuck can’t I listen to your music on my streaming subscription, sony?

    There is no reason for this shit to exist.

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    26 days ago

    I would like to abolish subscription fees for most items that really shouldn’t have subscription fees. If you bought the item, it should be yours. That’s the point of buying the item.

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      24 days ago

      I think if you buy something, and you modify it to provide subscription services without being subscribed, it should be legal.

      Example, that stupid Mercedes where they charge a fee for the heated seats. If you flash your own software on the car that allows heated seats, it should totally be legal to do so.

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    25 days ago

    Everyone here being so serious.

    Children in breweries. Fine, fine at least keeping the sanctity of 21 and over areas of breweries. When did breweries become a family affair? How come every place has to become a family friendly place, why can’t we have just a few adults only places?

    No matter what I get some child screaming while I’m trying to enjoy a beer. And every parent will say “well where are they supposed to go” and my answer is always “literally anywhere else”. Everywhere is okay with kids. And then others will say “well mine are great” which I would say I don’t care, but other parents don’t care and ruin it for the rest. So if I got to abolish anything, it’s be kids in breweries.

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      We have this arcade/bar that was designed for and advertised as a place for adults. There are like 5 other arcade places nearby that are advertised as family friendly. And yet, they keep bringing their kids to the arcade bar. Why. Just why.

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    Green bell peppers. I hate the way they taste. Had someone tell me they don’t taste like anything. Ok then why even bother if there’s no taste?

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    I would abolish banana peels. They cause far too many injuries and I think doing away entirely could calm everyone, especially those in banana-rich areas where peels are most common.

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      25 days ago

      Just the peel? That is going to make every other part of acquiring and eating a banana really weird.

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    26 days ago

    corporate fucking personhood. not that it exists but the friggin false idea that it should and any belief system that lead or may ever lead to it.

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    The inconsistency of apostrophe usage in English for possessives and contractions. If it was instead written…

    It-s a wonderful day out today, take your phone but turn off it’s data so you can soak up the clear blue skies.

    It’d be so much fucking easier and my OCD would be satiated.

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      26 days ago

      It-s

      Thanks I hate it. Also wouldn’t the “it’s” be ‘its’ without apostrophe at all?

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        Eh - I thought dash was a pretty reasonable symbol for “There’s a contraction here” I don’t really care about the actual symbol as long as we stop using the same symbol for contractions and possessives. In my sample It-s would currently be written It's and the it's (a possessive) would be its if that’s what you’re asking.

        Possessives always get an apostrophe outside of weird exceptions where they clash with contractions. I’m proposing we fix that. Also - let’s bring back mass possessions like “At the bake sale Moms’ baked goods are always delicious”

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          “Its” is much easier to remember as possessive if you understand it’s a possessive pronoun, like his, hers, ours, and theirs. No apostrophes in any of them.

          I don’t understand what you’re saying about “mass” possessives. That never went away, except for people’s who don’t know how to do it correctly.