It’s vote and build pressure. Doing only one of those will leave you in a bad spot

Not voting will leave you with republican who wants to bulldoze gaza and doesn’t care what anyone thinks. Who’s former white house advisor thoughts about the war was how gaza’s waterfront properties were economically valuable. Who’s planned response to peaceful protests is to deport US citizens protesting

You’re not completely wrong, but image of being burned alive is quite striking to me

For anyone curious about the previous commenter’s stat

For chickens, the daily count is extremely large – 202 million chickens every day. To comprehend the scale, it is better to bring it down to the average minute: 140,000 chickens are slaughtered every minute.

https://ourworldindata.org/how-many-animals-get-slaughtered-every-day

Whoops corrected that

Burning building and creatures burning alive? The toxic smoke from it kills chickens

Only paying attention if it affects the price is why we’ll never hear about the surprisingly frequent cases of them

Millions of birds have died on single fires before. With how things currently are, it almost certainly won’t be last

They’re usually only reported on locally, but they kill hundres of thousands to millions each year by being roasted alive or from toxic gases

US federal regulations are also quite weak for barn fires. Unfortunately they are not alone in that. Other countries such as Canada and the Netherlands are similar and have frequent barn fires too

It’s worth mentioning this isn’t an isolated instance sadly

Fires on large-scale animal farms, or factory farms, are surprisingly common. Over the last decade, at least 6.5 million farmed animals, mostly chickens, perished in barn fires in the US

The true number is likely significantly higher, AWI notes, because not all states have the same reporting requirements, and because farm animals are property with essentially no legal protection from suffering

https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/23683141/texas-farm-fire-explosion-dimmitt-cows-factory-dairy

To be fair my suspicious is steam deck users likely make up a larger chunk of recent desktop Linux growth and aren’t (as) likely to go to typical linux spaces online. Though since this is based on browser data, I also wonder how many steam deck users are actually browsing the web on them, so perhaps that my be a bad assumption on my part