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Is there anything the government won't just take totalitarian control over at the whim of some slimey bureaucrat?
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Not just ordinary "sheepeople".... Fauci when lying about gain of function research to Rand Paul tried to play the "you don't know what you are talking about card"... Paul went through medical school... this isn
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As we move more and more towards collectivism... it was never your money... its the governments money.... they just let you use some of it for a time... if you have the right politics and you don't piss off the wrong people. The China
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I think this is understood. The issue is that these bureaucratic legalese nonsense needs to go.
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I loose no sleep if these products go paid only and facebook loses its influence massively and with it their ability to censor and manipulate information and our elections.
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The 3% of twitterazis who go around terrorizing institutions and brands into pushing wokeness are the dire consequence. That's the effect these echo chambers are having due to all the canceling and banning.
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5y ago
As someone who leans right wing.... I have 0 trust in these types of institutions. They overwhelmingly have views that are aligned directly with the far left and they seem to exercise their authority when given it to further their own polit
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5y ago
I'm old enough to remember Trump's COVID response being met with calls of racism and xenophobia.... no thanks on this whitewashing of history.
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5y ago
So when democrats drag zuck in front of congress and ask why he isn't banning more right wingers, no government coercion?
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Who did it right? Ron DeSantis did. He did the focused protection.
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The last entity in the world I would want to trust with all of my location data is google.
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Careful there, you're getting awfully close to describing the tax man.
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It's disheartening that in the 2000s, people used to regularly talk about creating decentralized systems to prevent megacorporations and governments from being able to censor the internet, now the tech community that used to deplore su
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They slapped the word "experimental" on the disclosure form and waived liability to the manufacturer... it was rushed... as it should be. I took it. But the reason people don't "trust the science" is that its obvio
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6y ago
new hampshire vs massachusetts
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Man all of this cool tech would have been useful during the... oh I don't know... entire summer of deadly riots and the formation of an actual rebel state in Seattle CHAZ
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6y ago
Well the 90s vision of a free and open internet are dead. We now have big tech censored speech where anything the right of bernie sanders is targeted for removal and any platforms that are created to combat this are systemically attacked at
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"On top of standard-grade performance anxiety, the "big face" image that Zoom uses by default in its "speaker view" can trigger a "fight-or-flight" surge of adrenaline, writes Jeremy Bailenson, founding di
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6y ago
But the voting machines, they were fine. Biden obviously won.
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And this is the reason why BLM where vests that say press but then those same people are attacking police. They want to abuse the special privileges the press get.
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6y ago
Anti-capitalist version of "Never waste a good crisis". I choose freedom over this nonsense.
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Fine, time for some trustbusting.
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6y ago
(Embrace) (Extend <- Are we back here?) (Extinguish)
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Of course, GOP Senate can't do anything to stop them since the Dems not only enjoy the benefits of the censorship but they are encouraging more of it. All the R's can do is grandstand about it.
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6y ago
The fact you can't move your agenda forward in the legislature because its "locked up" is a feature not a bug. To then think its appropriate to use the judicial branch to bludgeon your agenda through is an abuse of its intend
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That's really a manipulation of the term "moderation". They aren't removing swear words or nipples... They are deciding what is the "correct" information and then decide what we all get to see. If they got out
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In a "free" society, what basis does society have a right to say how much stuff you can amass? That or we stop pretending we live in a free society. I want society out of my business... if I want to give it away that's my cho
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Many people don't think all of the goodies you mentioned for workers are things they should have rights to. Why is a company responsible for your decision to have kids? That makes no sense. If CA wants to make up said rights then it ha
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There is a team of 4 people. 2 have families, 2 don't. The ones that don't picked up the slack for the ones that did. Work quality was equal, but output was greater for the singles. The team has 2 slots for promotion. Do you ignor
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Well a bunch of people are running around now saying speech is violence...so in the not too distant future we might be saying someone was murdered by words.
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