“Casted”

The past-tense of cast is cast. “The fisherman cast their line into the river.” “The actor was cast in the leading role.”

Casted makes you sound like a child.

The problem is, every warning or piece of hostile architecture reads like a challenge to any colonists that come after us.

The pyramids were believed to contain dangerous curses, and there were warnings against opening the tombs of the pharaohs, but that didn’t stop people cracking open those sealed boxes.

I pay Mullvad. They pay the Founder. The Founder makes a large donation to anti-immigration parties.

Is that really enough abstraction for you?

Benefit of the doubt that you aren’t asking in bad faith.

Most people aren’t demanding Mullvad fire the founder, but that also doesn’t mean that we have to give him money to donate to fascists.

Mullvad are free do what they like with their right wing founder. Just like customers are free to refuse to fund anti-immigration policies. If Mullvad doesn’t like that, it’s up to them to decide how to appeal to customers.

Nobody is denying that Mullvad is a good product, but I need this specific vpn less than I need a safer future for my children.

Wait til you find out about all the things they “can’t do” to women and children, but seem to get away with anyway.

Wouldn’t be much of a stealth group if people were talking about it on here.

My version of this is “casted”.

The past tense of cast is cast.

Inde Navarrette was not ‘casted’ as Rogue in the X-Men, but she was cast in the role. I’m sick of hearing illiterate idiots use that word every time some sort of movie news comes out.