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analognoise
7mo ago
> So they should just age out in poverty and die? I like how the options are "age out/die" or "be part of our disgusting military machine", no other options; people have no value unless they've already got m
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7mo ago
Who wouldn't want to join an organization led by people with Christian Nationalist tattoos, into yet another war in the Middle East, for Operation: Epstein Distraction, AND Israel decides when we go to war? ( https://www.yout
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7mo ago
They're fine with Neo-Nazi/Christian Nationalist tattoos now, though: https://newlinesmag.com/essays/pete-hegseths-tattoos-and-the... I mean, who wouldn't jump to join such an organization? /s
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7mo ago
Oh, so some people have healthcare, but it costs multiple times more than it does other places, and we "only" lose a Vietnam War's worth of Americans a year due to medical insurance. My bad, that's okay then. /s Eve
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7mo ago
About 50,000 Americans die a year due to lack of health insurance. Estimates are about 25k in 2006 years to 60-80k now. Americans are more likely than any other nationality to see other Americans as bad, immoral: https://www.pewr
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7mo ago
I’d argue a country that spends $500 billion additional dollars on its military, after spending $800 billion a year, but nobody has healthcare, isn’t worth defending. We’re at the stage of open corruption now that this kind of thing isn’t c
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7mo ago
First they controlled Hollywood. Then they controlled all of Politics. Then they controlled when we went to war. Now you want them to control your notes??? /s but “Joo” is filterspeak for “Jews”. Sounds antisemitic as fuck.
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7mo ago
What lol no they’re not. None of those benefits of a price hike go to American workers. They get low wage factory jobs, not old school pension jobs, and all their stuff goes up in price? Laughable. I doubt Americans won’t even pay 5% more t
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7mo ago
Thought I’d try maximally direct communication.
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7mo ago
“My quirky autism excuses me being an asshole” is how most of this reads. “Maximally direct” people need to learn how to mask better, and if it costs them too much then they’re not suited for professional work anyway.
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7mo ago
You’re hoping the government chills free speech so that America is no longer a place worth defending? That sentiment is the least America thing I’ve seen today, but it’s early.
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7mo ago
Can you explain what “elevating one group of people at the expense of another” is, in the context of socialism? I don’t see the connection. Are you saying the current fascist operating mode of Trump is the dumb shit we’re trying again (here
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7mo ago
You’re talking badly about the people who actually crafted real industrial policy for clean energy. It was dismantled by Trump and Republicans - even when the output was going to be a factory making batteries on US soil, wind and solar farm
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7mo ago
Did it though? Supposedly DOGE was to fight corruption. We were all going to get checks back! Not only did they find zero cases of corruption that were referred to prosecution, they ended up costing us MORE money even than they hypothetical
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7mo ago
It’s a very convenient set of rules, that allow us to place all the deaths into another column in our tabulation.
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7mo ago
AI slop.
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8mo ago
Then when it impacts them directly, they still can’t take any responsibility for anything and it is someone else’s fault. Which is hilarious, except that these people vote.
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8mo ago
It’s not X. It’s Y. Multiple times, over and over. We need to stop with the AI stuff.
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8mo ago
There's no way to make a thing more unpopular with a massive swathe of Americans than to force us to participate. I think they should use up all their social capital and definitely force government to do this, and it will go brilliantl
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8mo ago
Because this is obviously the Trump administration putting political pressure on Gallup because Trump's poll numbers are among the lowest ever recorded? >Trump’s Gallup approval rating as of last December was among the lowest the or
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8mo ago
Agreed, the only calculation that makes sense is if they try to dismantle elections to stay in power. It’s the only way it makes sense. I don’t think they were counting on so much hate that ICE agents were quitting long before getting their
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8mo ago
I’m going to ignore the racism at first, and point out that your argument can be disproven by the facts already stated: Trump is underwater with Latinos. If you were right and Latinos just loved cruelty, why would this current push make Tru
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8mo ago
We have watched every good tech invention for the last 20 years become enshittified - nobody believes in the magical market theory thay “then prices will come down” - because they haven’t. Every service has gone berserk, and nothing feels l
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8mo ago
Trump is now -30 with Latinos. This is generational damage for anyone (R), and we’re only a year in. They’re losing elections in Trump +17 districts. Never interrupt your enemy when they’re making a mistake.
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8mo ago
I think we should be limiting data centers because of their power draw and water usage, so I’m against it. I don’t particularly want to compete with Microsoft for power, or OpenAI for water.
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8mo ago
You just have to tell them somebody else is going to be hurt in the process and they’re on board! I never knew there was so little respect for the constitution; it’s all been very disappointing/eye opening.
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9mo ago
Yeah they can pitch their startups to the technofeudalist fascist overlords to buy themselves a boat and retire with a lot of money, and really now, isn’t that the point?
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9mo ago
Of course it’s a Canadian, with a list of things I thought were just “basics” but are apparently extreme asks for some Americans. How embarrassing and very sad.
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9mo ago
These Nazis know what they’re doing.
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9mo ago
> not almost as toxic just in the opposite direction. It’s not toxic to be like “everyone should have the same rights, invading Greenland is stupid, let’s all have healthcare.” We can compare toxicities accurately, and comparing the cess
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