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hypeatei
1y ago
And if ADP did get the wild idea to resist any government action, the law firm representing them would be targeted as well. Like we've seen this year already.
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1y ago
Masking is hell, I agree. But the person you are underneath isn't guaranteed to be something that people like to be around either.
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1y ago
The problem with the Comey case is that Trump is publicly pressuring the DOJ and installed his former personal attorney as the prosecutor. It's reported that they did so because evidence is lacking and the former prosecutor was pushed
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1y ago
Because that's how the law in NY is written? I'm not really sure what you're trying to argue here, to be honest. The case played out in the legal system, a judge ruled it should go forward, and a jury convicted Trump on these
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1y ago
He doesn't have to be charged with them, the intention is what matters, but regardless the three points brought up were (as shown in your own lawfaremedia link): - Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA) - New York Election Law § 17-152 -
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1y ago
> It’s not. It’s tit-for-tat: So you're admitting that Trump is weaponizing the DOJ to get revenge on his opponents? How does a NY court and jury of his peers finding Trump guilty of a felony justify that? The facts of the case
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1y ago
Asking for past "examples" is like trying to compare apples to oranges in this scenario. My comment illustrates why this isn't comparable to another administration.
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1y ago
I think your comment exemplifies why people have an issue with "just regulate it" because there are endless nitpicks and carve-outs that seem arbitrary and will likely have unintended consequences. It's easy to go "then
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1y ago
> There's more red tape than ever before. It's not the DoD, but this is happening out in the open at DHS where the secretary is requiring her personal sign-off on any purchase over $100k[0] when the previous limit was $25M.
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1y ago
> Obama did far more severe cuts and re-orgs in his second term. You fail to mention that Obama did this through legislation and actual proposals rather than giving random tech bros and billionaires access to government systems to stop p
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1y ago
git add --patch ...is your friend if you want to leave all your changes unstaged for awhile then break it out into multiple commits later.
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hypeatei
1y ago
> It's often a lot better to just let kooks speak freely. They have always been able to speak freely. I still see vaccine conspiracies on HN to this day. It was rampant during COVID as well.
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1y ago
I don't think so at all. I think some are waking up to the fact that Trump is becoming a liability and that his time is limited. They're preparing to shift to someone else who is just as bad, if not worse, such as Vance.
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1y ago
> The “right” isn’t a single voice. I disagree. Trump, IMO, has been a cult-like leader for the GOP since 2016. And he even called for more networks to lose their licenses over "dishonesty" after this incident[0]. Not to mentio
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1y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/18/media/brendan-carr-jimmy-kimm... When Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr suggested Jimmy Kimmel should be suspended and said, “We can do this the easy
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1y ago
> long list of people canceled This FCC action was censorship, not cancel culture.
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1y ago
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1y ago
> Hobby projects that prove useful have a tendency of starting to be used in production code Even if that is true, how is that the authors problem? The license clearly states that they're not responsible for damages. If you were dev
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1y ago
This is an open source project that you're not obligated to use nor did you pay for it. Who is it endangering? The license also makes it clear that the authors aren't liable for any damages.
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1y ago
You're not aware of the simplistic, single header C library culture that some developers like to partake in. Tsoding (a streamer) is a prime example of someone who likes developing/using these types of libraries. They acknowledge
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1y ago
Fascism is characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition, belief in a natural social hierarchy, subordination of individual interests for the perceived interest of the nati
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1y ago
Unpredictable tariffs specifically. Even if one disagrees with tariffs, you can still roll them out in a predictable and legal manner. Cooking up a national emergency then changing them arbitrarily is a recipe for disaster. Legally they d
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1y ago
> it would be easier to fight that from in the US Would it? Aren't ICE agents showing up to court hearings and deporting people?
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1y ago
Not just random right-wing accounts either, prominent conservative media figures[0] and the President[1] himself are stoking the flames by blaming the "radical left" and transgenders while Democrats in both Congress and the media
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hypeatei
1y ago
Sure, but that's applied unfairly. For example: the Charlie Kirk killing was front page for a substantial amount of time but other topics related to free speech or corruption are flagged and demoted quickly.
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1y ago
What threats were made? Linking a 98 page PDF argues nothing. Especially when the chairman of the committee that produced it is Jim Jordan, a MAGA sycophant.
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1y ago
How long until this gets flagged into oblivion and conveniently forgotten? Posts that shine our Dear Leader in a negative light are unacceptable here.
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1y ago
If we can award $5M to the family of a January 6th insurrectionist, then we sure as hell can award money to Kimmel for unconstitutional threats made by Brendan Carr. Right?
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1y ago
Since when is AI an arbiter of truth? I never said the laptop didn't exist, just that the reaction by right wingers is consistently over the top. Hunter and the Biden family were investigated for years by Congress and all he got was
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1y ago
The officials “expressed a lot of frustration” when the company didn’t agree, he said in the letter. This contradicts the point you made. Did they or did they not implement them?
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