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by deeg 9mo ago
It seems like if they are trying to put pressure on the US government it might be easier to dump Tesla stock. Maybe the billionaires and MAGA would buy to keep it propped up but if it turned into a selling frenzy musk could be in trouble.
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by deeg 9mo ago
I've found the Peters projection to be good and fascinating https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gall%E2%80%93Peters_projection
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by deeg 9mo ago
This has absolutely nothing to do with the game but the F-16 has always been my favorite military plane. Beautiful and sleek.
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by deeg 9mo ago
And note it doesn't include trumps letter blaming Norway for not giving him a peace prize. Looks like even fox has an article on their front page now.
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by deeg 9mo ago
And to think that we did this to ourselves for a reality TV con man who bankrupts casinos.
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by deeg 9mo ago
It'd be interesting to see what trump would do if the Nobel committee promised to give him a peace prize if he stopped all tariffs and gave up on greenland (or better yet, if he resigned).
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by deeg 9mo ago
As of right now there is no mention of this on the Fox News web site, so a lot of Americans don't know about it.
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by deeg 9mo ago
As others have noted, breakdown by model probably isn't accurate since Tesla has so few models. I did some shallow searching and it appears Tesla sales were down 8% in 2025 [0] while global EV sales were up 20% [1]. It's a crude
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by deeg 9mo ago
They did. Harris was a competent candidate and was so middle that she pissed off the left wing.
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by deeg 9mo ago
>They aren't openly going against this and unifying against a dictator. I'll push back on this some. There are demonstrations (the No Kings was the largest political demonstration in US history) and some open defiance, like cu
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by deeg 9mo ago
There have been news speculation that Trump saw Greenland on a Mercator projection map, saw how big it was, and decided the US should have it. It is so stupid that it might be right.
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by deeg 9mo ago
Trump is an evil authoritarian but I think this is (sadly) a smart play by Machado. If her flattery gets him to change his mind and put her government in charge then it's a major (and easy) win. It's a disaster for the Nobel Peac
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by deeg 9mo ago
I'm just going to be a "me too" but I think you nailed it. It's just hard for some people to do. It's sort of like losing weight: the formula is easy, but the doing is hard.
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by deeg 9mo ago
That seems to be a very narrow definition of a party. I have friends over for pizza and board games. We've had ice cream making parties. Cheese dinners.
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by deeg 9mo ago
> but I’ll defer to the courts on it Just because it's happened before we don't have to put up with it. The door to door searches must stop. It is clearly a constitutional violation. Since you like to defer to the courts, I a
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by deeg 9mo ago
So no comment about illegally knocking down doors? No comment about stopping naturalization ceremonies? I'll go back to this: if we wanted to reduce crime, we'd go after citizens first.
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by deeg 9mo ago
How about ICE canceling naturalization ceremonies literally minutes before they become citizens: https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2025/12/08/unspeakabl... These are LEGAL immigrants who have d
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by deeg 9mo ago
> Not the most compelling case: Does not matter one bit. Law enforcement may not break down doors without a warrant except in limited cases. This was not one of them. They violated the constitution and our way of life. > Legal ones
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by deeg 9mo ago
Well done, thank you.
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by deeg 9mo ago
Here is an example of ICE invading a home without a warrant, reported by Fox. [0] That is definitely against our way of life. Your list of crimes is just as prevalent in white people. Statistically immigrants commit fewer crimes than nativ
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by deeg 9mo ago
There are more than three groups. What about the group of people who are unhappy that masked goons are violently arresting citizens? What about people unhappy that ICE stopped a naturalization ceremony literally minutes before they were to
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by deeg 9mo ago
ICE is going door to door in some neighborhoods looking for non white people. US citizens have been arrested and detained, sometimes violently, and then released with no charges. So yes, our way of life is being threatened.
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by deeg 9mo ago
Americans have had 100 years of stable government and in the past political solutions have eventually been enacted. The Civil Rights bill was passed. Nixon pulled out of Vietnam. I think a lot of people are still expecting sanity to retu
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by deeg 9mo ago
Where is there plenty of people violently rioting?
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by deeg 9mo ago
If the Dems won every seat (I can dream, can't I?) that would be such a massive rejection of trump that a few GOP might vote to convict.
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by deeg 9mo ago
I have a lot of criticism for some of the plot changes that jackson made but I'll credit him for this: his films are the first dramatic sword & sorcery type movies that got the tone right and aren't cringe worthy. The previou
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by deeg 9mo ago
I could imagine that years of ass kissing have made him worse.
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by deeg 9mo ago
First, people should be allowed to prove their eligibility and they are not being given that chance. Second, ICE is going way beyond arresting/deporting illegal aliens. In Boston they stopped a swearing-in ceremony literally minutes be
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by deeg 9mo ago
Here's another headline, from the Financial Times: Who’s who at X, the deepfake porn site formerly known as Twitter https://www.ft.com/content/ad94db4c-95a0-4c65-bd8d-3b43e1251...
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by deeg 9mo ago
What makes you think that indigenous, non white people will do well in the US?

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