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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
I don't think your values are sufficient deterrent for the kind of behavior Alex Jones and InfoWars exhibited and substantially profited from. They made more than the 22-44 million you're suggesting. They would still have profited
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
Alex Jones will not have a criminal record as a result of this. He has not been declared as committing a crime. He did take actions that, by civil law, created civil liabilities. He was sued over those liabilities. He failed to participate
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
The first amendment protects you from the government prosecuting you for the content of your speech. The first amendment does not protect you from the results of your speech, like someone deciding they don't like you because of what yo
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
What do you feel would be an outcome to this situation that aligns to the realism and pragmatism you believe the court system should have? All of the threads related to this topic have had a pile of folks going "the amount was too much
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
That would make more sense if SpaceX hadn't absorbed xAi just 2 months ago. The rocket company already went AI. The signal was sent already. This is just a bad business decision.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
> It's dangerous to say false things and have a lot of money. Correction: As someone who has developed themselves as a media personality, it's dangerous to say false things, particularly if the saying of false things is explici
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
What do you feel would be an appropriate punishment? You've done a lot of whinging about how you feel the $1B is too much but that you do feel Alex Jones should be punished. Try staking out a position on what you think should happen
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
This man is incredibly dangerous to the world. The grandson of Britain's most famous fascist has long struggled with his familial ties. He wanted to go into politics, but the baggage was too much. He interviewed for an executive role a
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
I've struggled through some absolutely awful documentation over the years. I'll put up with incredibly broken English and other problems as long as the accuracy is there. Just last week I encountered a pinout diagram that used emo
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 6mo ago
When I read documentation, I'm not there to enjoy the experience. I'm there to find out how the documented thing works and how to use it. It's not a novel. I'm not there for entertainment. Chasing readability without mai
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 7mo ago
A manufacturer can target multiple markets and make different choices for different markets. The Samsung S90D (a 65" 4K model) you bought appears to sell for about $1000. Looking at Best Buy's site, you can also buy a Samsung 65&q
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 7mo ago
This presumes that, now or later, there won't be an on-screen message that can't be dismissed saying "Sign in to a Walmart account to enable all TV features." There's plenty of ways they can interfere with attempts
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 7mo ago
Updating her contact information with the database the chip was registered with
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 7mo ago
It is a luxury we can, as a species, afford! We actually have the capacity and capability to house, feed, and clothe everyone on the planet, and then some. The frame can shift because our capabilities have increased.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 7mo ago
In those in-person contexts, the identification document is still externalized - they're checking a government-issued photo ID in the vast majority of situations. It works for the in-person context because it's a physical object,
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
> Assuming the government isn't lying Found your mistake.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
That's not always the cause of the wrong info. I've had a few situations where I was asking pretty specific questions that absolutely have publicly documented authoritative answers, and the first several search results were either
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
Well yes you don't usually put up a giant sign that says "Buy Influence Here!" for your influence buying scheme.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
Putin can stop invading Ukraine whenever he wants to. If your home is invaded by burglars, is that also "two sides"?
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
Well, we (the US) do have the advantage of not having a much larger nation next door that has decided they want a bunch of our territory and are willing to commit a lot of their own male population to the effort. The meat grinder only exist
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
None of these were intended to be long term investments for anyone. They exist as a way for money to be given to the Trump family in an legally obfuscated way. Most of that happens/happened right after launch.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
And took his wife, kids, and their nannies to have lunch with Epstein. Years after he'd said he wouldn't associate with Epstein anymore, and years after Epstein's conviction. If that was me, I would have used my substantial w
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
The terms of service probably require you to sue Tesla in that Texas district with his corrupt judge pal.
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 8mo ago
Tariffs can be used to support domestic production. But not with how Trump is implementing them. Pointing out that tariffs can be used this way is ignoring what's actually happening. > its a risk to manufacturers because the whole
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 9mo ago
"Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition...There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect."
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 9mo ago
He was under investigation for corruption. The case was very strong given the presence of some "heck yeah we'd love to do that illegal thing you suggested!" emails. The only reason the corruption prosecution stopped is Adams
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 9mo ago
We need to bring back the concept of seppuku for situations like that. "We have to lie more because it would be too painful to admit our lies" should be a moment that makes any leader question where they have been, where they are,
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 9mo ago
> Pivoting to consumer robots? Isn’t that cool? Has there been a single public video of an Optimus robot that isn't an embarrassment? Has there been a single public video of an Optimus robot performing a complex or precise task? No,
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 9mo ago
> At least one major insurance company agrees You mean the insurance company that has only existed for 10 years and I never heard of before this Tesla tie-in marketing gimmick?
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by sjsdaiuasgdia 9mo ago
No, I don't expect the Trump administration to operate in good faith. The post you replied to didn't ask what they might be charged with. It asked what they "plan" to charge. And you replied with internet rumor nonsense.

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