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I'm bewildered how things changed so fast. Big Tech was conservative public enemy number 1 just a couple years ago. And vice-versa. So now what? Will Democrats
by daxfohl 2y ago
I'm bewildered how things changed so fast. Big Tech was conservative public enemy number 1 just a couple years ago. And vice-versa.
So now what? Will Democrats start cozying up to the oil oligarchs? Sounds ridiculous, but ... do they have a choice?
- archagon 2y agoNo, because Democrats tend to have principles.
- RhysU 2y ago..until proven inconvenient when exercising raw power. Anyone want to renege on his word to pardon his son?
- archagon 2y agoLet's not forget that the Hunter Biden prosecution was a vicious, lie-filled witch hunt from the start: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/alexander-smirnov-pleads-guilty-bidens-fbi-informant https://www.cbsnews.com/news/alexander-smirnov-pleads-guilty... Coupled with an inbound fascist administration that's howling for blood and revenge against the Democratic establishment, this (somewhat reluctantly) strikes me as a sensible reason to issue a pardon.
- nickthegreek 2y agoLet’s not forget that Hunter Biden is an adult man with free will and did in fact commit crimes. It might be sensible to pardon, but that outcome is opposite of what the president said he would do. It’s okay to point that out.
- daxfohl 2y agotbh i'll probably just forget both things.
- villedespommes 2y agoHave you not seen Harris' campaign ads? They did a full 180 on immigration, gun rights to ponder to more conservative voters. Those ads were so incongruent, they got featured on one of post-election "Daily Show" episodes.
- archagon 2y agoYeah, and she seems to have lost millions of Dem voters because of it. (Folks I follow on social media were complaining about this pivot.)
- daxfohl 2y agoIt's because everybody in big tech has a tesla, and it's a lot easier to change political ideologies than sell your car.