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by 0xy 1y ago
The EU began as a simple customs bloc and negotiating tool. It has morphed into a blood sucking behemoth preventing growth and discouraging progress.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Power usage is associated with economic activity and progress and should not be demonized, especially as the US has been a pioneering force in the trend of appliances and technology to increase efficiency dramatically.
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by 0xy 1y ago
The institution itself is known to be corrupt, unwinding major corruption convictions and notably freeing the corrupt president. https://www.ft.com/content/c0d84b0f-1f0b-40d0-8ebe-8bf6c60b4...
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by 0xy 1y ago
The Brazilian Supreme Court brought its own case and decided upon on it in a way that banana republics could only dream of doing.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Brits voted to leave the EU to course correct on immigration. Following the vote, immigration skyrocketed.
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by 0xy 1y ago
The UK is arresting people for social media posts at a staggering rate, and has long given up on free speech as policy. Additionally, the UK Labour party sent staffers to the US to campaign for the US Democrats, a blatantly illegal interfer
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by 0xy 1y ago
100% renewable until the dams dried up and they flew in diesel generators (worse than coal) to prop up the state, reversing several years of environmental progress. That event is illustrative of the fundamental problem here. Green energy pr
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by 0xy 1y ago
Copied from one secure S3 bucket to another secure S3 bucket, both inaccessible from the internet, both on SSA infrastructure. What exactly is the problem?
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by 0xy 1y ago
There's tons of research showing that excessive taxation drives wealthy people out and shrinks the economy. France tried it and reversed course when it was a disaster economically. The UK is currently experiencing an exodus of wealthy
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by 0xy 1y ago
Spain GDP per capita 2008: $35,603 2024: $35,297 US GDP per capita 2008: $48,570 2024: $85,809 Seems to be working great!
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by 0xy 1y ago
This is nonsense. Offers have been leaked to media outlets since then.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Except for Obama's Secretary of State maintaining an unpatched exchange server in her bathroom for the explicit purpose of evading record transparency laws, included compartmentalized Top Secret documents, and then destroying the evide
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by 0xy 1y ago
What you're really saying is that the millions upon millions of people reliant on Amazon for their primary incomes have enough. Because Bezos has no incentive to employ them after Amazon was a small business. The jealousy is so strong
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by 0xy 1y ago
So when you create $10,000,000 of economic value you should be forced at gunpoint to stop contributing to society and creating jobs. Jeff Bezos has created many, many millions of jobs while selling essential goods at margins sometimes below
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by 0xy 1y ago
This is outdated information. X was profitable and valued at 90% of its purchase price according to valuations by its creditors as of last year, prior to the acquisition. The vast majority of advertisers returned, including large ones like
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by 0xy 1y ago
After 4 years of pretending that Hunter Biden was an expert on the gas industry and not peddling influence and access, what authority is retained to comment on these matters? 10 for the big guy.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Benefits such as virus protection for email that you don't use, and a free AOL Toolbar with shopping offers you don't have installed. Thank you for your $10 a month you forgot we were charging you for 15 years.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Booking.com is excluded despite being Euro mega tech and being a blatant monopoly.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Notably does not include application of the DMA, which applies exclusively to US tech and Euro tech is excluded by wordsmithed carve-outs.
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by 0xy 1y ago
But UK police do routinely arrest and jail people for social media posts that would classify as free speech in sane countries, including skepticism of mass migration.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Spoiler: they had absolutely no concern about user security and used public buckets and an API with no access controls. In 2025, this behavior should be criminal. It is wilfully negligent.
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by 0xy 1y ago
I've been personally attacked and have had many friends with similar stories by homeless with drug issues in San Francisco. They belong in care. Why should we ignore this problem and risk other's safety?
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by 0xy 1y ago
Why does that justify censorship? The content is unquestionably legal.
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by 0xy 1y ago
The pressure against Valve came from Collective Shout, a non-religious feminist NGO.
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by 0xy 1y ago
Nonsense. She's a shareholder personally. This isn't theoretical.
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by 0xy 1y ago
The Digital Markets Act is enforced against US companies exclusively and is a trade weapon. If it were not, they'd aim DMA at Euro tech giants like Booking.com. They won't because it's a way to level arbitrary fines on US tec
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by 0xy 1y ago
Tesla shareholders approved the pay package both at the time it was instituted and after the judge's decision. What evidence do you have that Tesla is ignoring shareholders? Shareholders approved the plan twice.
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by 0xy 1y ago
He's CEO of Brave which now has a third the amount of market share of Firefox and rapidly rising, while Firefox continues to crater.
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by 0xy 1y ago
The prompt is public so this isn't a lie you can get away with. The cause was a sentence in the prompt about political correctness, not a direction to be bigoted.
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The inflation of 2021-24 was a biblical disaster for the working class, and it's nowhere near as bad now. I'd say that makes 2025 a marked improvement from the economic disaster of the last 4 years, and which was backed up in ever

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