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They literally passed voter id in Alabama and then closed DMVs where you could get ID in heavily democratic areas.
www.allgov.com/news/top-sto...
www.allgov.com/news/top-sto...
Alabama, a Voter ID State, Closes Driver License Offices in Heavily Democratic Counties
Alabama enacted a voter identification law in 2011 and allowed it to take effect after the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act. Now it is closing eight of 10 driver license bureaus in coun...
www.allgov.com
December 28, 2025 at 2:42 PM
They literally passed voter id in Alabama and then closed DMVs where you could get ID in heavily democratic areas.
www.allgov.com/news/top-sto...
www.allgov.com/news/top-sto...
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YouTube, as an entity, is a fucking imbecile. It is a dumbass website run by dumbasses who for years have been paid to do no fucking work. In fact, the only area in which they put effort is finding new ways to do no work.
YT management is the biggest scam on the entire platform.
YT management is the biggest scam on the entire platform.
December 15, 2025 at 1:27 PM
YouTube, as an entity, is a fucking imbecile. It is a dumbass website run by dumbasses who for years have been paid to do no fucking work. In fact, the only area in which they put effort is finding new ways to do no work.
YT management is the biggest scam on the entire platform.
YT management is the biggest scam on the entire platform.
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And finally, the assault on Section 230. This is the endgame for independent speech.
If you repeal 230, you don’t hurt Google or Meta—they have the lawyers to survive. You destroy the small forums, the independent blogs, the dissenters. You make the cost of speaking the truth too high to bear.
If you repeal 230, you don’t hurt Google or Meta—they have the lawyers to survive. You destroy the small forums, the independent blogs, the dissenters. You make the cost of speaking the truth too high to bear.
How Democrats’ Attack On Section 230 Plays Right Into Trump’s Censorial Plans
Like clockwork, lawmakers are once again rallying around the idea of eliminating Section 230. That Republicans are leading this charge is hardly surprising—repealing Section 230 is explicitly laid …
www.techdirt.com
December 14, 2025 at 9:11 PM
And finally, the assault on Section 230. This is the endgame for independent speech.
If you repeal 230, you don’t hurt Google or Meta—they have the lawyers to survive. You destroy the small forums, the independent blogs, the dissenters. You make the cost of speaking the truth too high to bear.
If you repeal 230, you don’t hurt Google or Meta—they have the lawyers to survive. You destroy the small forums, the independent blogs, the dissenters. You make the cost of speaking the truth too high to bear.
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Good things are possible with conviction and charisma and strength. The good politicians I've seen in my lifetime — Obama, AOC, Mamdani — basically ignored the Overton Window and created new conversations that shaped better outcomes. There might be a time to be transactional, but it's not now.
December 10, 2025 at 2:20 AM
Good things are possible with conviction and charisma and strength. The good politicians I've seen in my lifetime — Obama, AOC, Mamdani — basically ignored the Overton Window and created new conversations that shaped better outcomes. There might be a time to be transactional, but it's not now.