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This shit is so far over the line. We really need to stop putting up with this clearly insane, clearly unconstitutional behavior.
The rules only apply if they're following the rules, otherwise there is no compact. No agreement. No mandate for power to be given to the branches of government.
The rules only apply if they're following the rules, otherwise there is no compact. No agreement. No mandate for power to be given to the branches of government.
October 28, 2025 at 9:05 PM
This shit is so far over the line. We really need to stop putting up with this clearly insane, clearly unconstitutional behavior.
The rules only apply if they're following the rules, otherwise there is no compact. No agreement. No mandate for power to be given to the branches of government.
The rules only apply if they're following the rules, otherwise there is no compact. No agreement. No mandate for power to be given to the branches of government.
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There's a case to be made that AI isn't just a bubble, or even a huge bubble, but something like the platonic ideal of a tech bubble.
The reason for this isn't just the enormous sums being sunk into AI, or even the circular investments, but the key enabling factor: The *story* that underpins AI.
The reason for this isn't just the enormous sums being sunk into AI, or even the circular investments, but the key enabling factor: The *story* that underpins AI.
October 27, 2025 at 9:04 PM
There's a case to be made that AI isn't just a bubble, or even a huge bubble, but something like the platonic ideal of a tech bubble.
The reason for this isn't just the enormous sums being sunk into AI, or even the circular investments, but the key enabling factor: The *story* that underpins AI.
The reason for this isn't just the enormous sums being sunk into AI, or even the circular investments, but the key enabling factor: The *story* that underpins AI.
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This graphic is incorrect. The Cato Institute numbers actually showed only 65 incidents of left-wing violence in the US since 1975, compared with 391 incidents of right wing violence since . That's 6x more political violence from the right. Here's a link to that report. www.cato.org/blog/politic...
September 27, 2025 at 11:38 AM
This graphic is incorrect. The Cato Institute numbers actually showed only 65 incidents of left-wing violence in the US since 1975, compared with 391 incidents of right wing violence since . That's 6x more political violence from the right. Here's a link to that report. www.cato.org/blog/politic...
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There isn't much to find. But that's never been the goal.
September 15, 2025 at 9:07 PM
There isn't much to find. But that's never been the goal.
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Broadly, self-identified Conservatives also self id with lower empathy than other groups. If your empathy is low enough, you start to lack theory of mind for others, so when you want to explain their motivations, all you can do is project.
"Every accusation is a confession" for those people
"Every accusation is a confession" for those people
September 13, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Broadly, self-identified Conservatives also self id with lower empathy than other groups. If your empathy is low enough, you start to lack theory of mind for others, so when you want to explain their motivations, all you can do is project.
"Every accusation is a confession" for those people
"Every accusation is a confession" for those people
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It is never used to refer to violence normalized under capitalism, which includes police violence, people being evicted from their homes, people dying bc they are denied medical care or housing, people being shot by the police, or state-sanctioned genocide.
September 11, 2025 at 4:26 AM
It is never used to refer to violence normalized under capitalism, which includes police violence, people being evicted from their homes, people dying bc they are denied medical care or housing, people being shot by the police, or state-sanctioned genocide.
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August 21, 2025 at 1:45 PM