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German Radio: The People's Receiver
(exhibitions.ushmm.org)
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saubeidl
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saubeidl
1y ago
I'm sorry you feel that way, but it seems kind of crappy of you to devolve into personal attacks. Be better.
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saubeidl
1y ago
I'd rather have China control TikTok than Abu Dhabi.
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saubeidl
1y ago
Yes, because the owners are in China, away from the reach of the US government.
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saubeidl
1y ago
A more apt title would be "US government pretends TikTok was sold"
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saubeidl
1y ago
First articulated in 2005 by scholar Alexei Yurchak to describe the civilian experience in Soviet Russia, hypernormalization describes life in a society where two main things are happening. The first is people seeing that governing systems
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saubeidl
1y ago
That rule is ... kind of nonsense anyways. One can't be intellectually curious and not think about politics. Politics is applied intellectual curiosity.
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saubeidl
1y ago
"Are we the baddies?"
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saubeidl
1y ago
> Domestic Terrorism Task Force That is ... a surprisingly honest name for a force that'll terrorize any domestic opposition, gotta give them that at least.
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saubeidl
1y ago
Well, straight from the horse's mouth I suppose...
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saubeidl
1y ago
Why would reverse brain drain be a bad thing? Sinophobic racism?
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Chinese workers in US explore fleeing to Europe after H-1B chaos
(scmp.com)
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1y ago
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saubeidl
1y ago
Zen is quite nice if you like something based on Firefox, but with a stronger UX focus!
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Apple asks EU to scrap landmark digital competition law
(france24.com)
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AI and the Rise of Techno-Fascism in the United States (Garry Kasparov)
(theatlantic.com)
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saubeidl
1y ago
The world is going backwards rapidly. The worst people are once again welcomed into our now-crumbling society.
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saubeidl
1y ago
I bet it still works , it's just not supported . It's just arch on an AMD chip after all.
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saubeidl
1y ago
Free speech? The very thing you were just very concerned about? Also, there's no evidence that guy was leftist at all.
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1y ago
> Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr suggested Jimmy Kimmel should be suspended and said, “We can do this the easy way or the hard way,”
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saubeidl
1y ago
It might pass, but if it does, the courts will strike it down. Separation of powers still works in the EU.
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saubeidl
1y ago
That is how the government is trying to save face now that Disney decided to stand up to them. Their threats are public, their later lies do not change them.
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saubeidl
1y ago
Jimmy Kimmel got suspended for his speech after the government threatened his employer.
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saubeidl
1y ago
This still sounds like a problem caused by the US that should be for the US to worry about.
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saubeidl
1y ago
Why does Europe need to care about Taiwan? Ukraine I get, it's a security concern for us. But some island far away with a tenuous independence claim?
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saubeidl
1y ago
Why would that be a bad thing?
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saubeidl
1y ago
I'm not sure why you think a post about the signs of fascism is about Trump or American politics?
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saubeidl
1y ago
"Nice broadcast license you have there. Shame if anything happened to it"
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1y ago
Please elaborate how it would apply to a vegan potluck.
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Umberto Eco: Ur-Fascism
(bobmschwartz.com)
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saubeidl
1y ago
Breaking encryption of private messaging is not the same as not letting propaganda run rampant and to try to equate them is bad-faith propaganda itself.
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