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by mcmcmc 1y ago
The fun part is the Supreme Court has steadily eroded away any avenues for recourse. ICE can harass, abuse, even kill people with zero justification and any lawsuits will be thrown out.
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
You mean a net positive for other crypto scammers by showing how easy it is?
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
> I'm concerned about the diversity of your media consumption … says the conspiracy theorist spouting Breitbart nonsense
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
If you’re not fine with criminals who get away with fraud, why vote for a well known fraudster? He’s been conning people since the 80s
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
When is there not social unrest?
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
And yet VCs throw hundreds of millions of dollars at startup founders in their 20s every year
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Why feel bad for them when they don’t? The paychecks and stock options keep them plenty warm at night.
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Their investors and investments. Artificially increasing the demand for AI by ramming it down users’ throats is great for the bottom line. Edit: To give an actual contrarian view, this could be useful for people who are completely computer
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
He was a war criminal and a Nixon crony who among other things started the US practice of overthrowing democratically elected regimes to install US backed military juntas
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Texas is famously fraud friendly as well
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Budget resolutions require 60 votes to pass, so they really can’t. But they know that and their refusal to negotiate is blocking it. Dems are doing what’s best for their constituents by not voting for a budget that would skyrocket healthcar
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Saying Dems are blocking it when the GOP refuses to show up for their jobs and negotiate is a pretty big reach. And calling it “clean” when it doesn’t even balance the budget is just bullshit
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Online/mobile sports betting is relatively new, was only legalized in the last decade. It’s grown massively in popularity
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
> A core strategic strength of the US over the last century has been that everyone with any talent wants to come here to work, and by and large we’ve let them do so. This is a double edged sword given that it means there’s less incentive
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Let’s not pretend that the Trump admin would’ve done anything about it even if they did have leverage. They actively encourage and participate in violent rhetoric when it’s directed towards their perceived enemies. Which includes the homele
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Still subject to ISP whims, and still just renting the domain name
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
> No idea why this thread is so negative Uhhh MechaHitler?
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Better financial modeling? Oh boy, who’s ready for quantum dynamic pricing to really squeeze your wallet to the max
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
It’s just an export tax. The reason they are trying to call it anything but that is because the constitution specifically prohibits it
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
There is no such thing as a tariff on exports. Tariffs are specifically an import tax intended to increase domestic demand for domestically produced goods by shifting it away from imported goods
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Library funding is being slashed in the US and actively attacked by right wing fundamentalist who view them as “woke socialism”
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
That’s the neat part, you don’t!
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
It’s more rare sure, but it still happens. Either way my point was that romanticizing prison is a terrible take
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
No pings, just people who may decide to shiv or rape you
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
> In national politics, Sam is toe to toe with Elon,which is to say, not great, not terrible That’s quite the stretch, Elon is now PNG with the MAGA crowd and was already reviled by the left
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
No, it’s a private for profit corporation.
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Yes? With internet access being more prevalent than ever, it is expected that new product categories will have faster adoption. This demonstrates how much faster using ChatGPT and Google as proxies for their respective product categories.
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
If your ideal is a perfect society where everyone follows the all rules all the time you are going to be sorely disappointed. The ideal collection amount is the size of the fine multiplied by the actual occurrence of the offense. And that r
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
Lobbying and regulatory capture
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by mcmcmc 1y ago
> Or it's just a business decision to corner the market, as someone else said Given how lax antitrust enforcement is, probably this

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