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  • Russia isn't an oligarchy.

    Oligarchy is when the select few rich have political power.

    Which is the one thing Putin doesn't allow the rich of Russia to have.

    Dictatorship? Sure. Authoritarian? Sure.

    But oligarchy is just propaganda against Russia. Even before president Musk America was far far more oligarchic.

  • It so, both parts of his brain are shitty.

    Never forget he was a fucking segregationist.

  • You ever listen to Radio Free Asia?

    They are perfectly fine with authoritarian view points, so long as they are allied with the US.

  • Their ass.

    There is a reason for the saying: Republicans fear their base, Democrats have contempt for theirs.

  • Uh huh. "Courting", right.

    Like they did that at all.

  • This is the right answer.

    I've adminned both, and XMPP is ridiculously performant. Matrix made a mistake making the room the atomic unit.

  • Just to be clear, that was literally both campaigns.

    Like, the two campaigns were obviously very different. You just picked one of the areas where the DNC decided to try to out Republican the Republicans.

  • A politician is literally a sales person.

    They are literally selling their political vision to their voters.

  • Do you?

  • Given what I think was Trump not recognizing what numbers were classified and stating them publicly, the death toll seems to be in the 300,000 - 500,000 range.

  • ...

    Do you think Bidens support was altruistic?

  • Only the ones that back genocide.

    It's pretty easy to not be called a genocide supporter. Don't support genocide.

  • But his political base likes him. Biden was hated by republicans, and anyone that didn't want to commit genocide.

  • It does not exist.

  • You realize the person you're responding to LITERALLY believes the same about you, right?

    That's their entire point.

    Throwing a not-that-pithy "This is all your fault" won't even phase them. Would it phase you if they did it to you?

  • I did too with the joplin sync server until, without a failure or any error messages, it ate all my notes.

  • No, he didn't.

    You know nothing about this topic as I detailed in my other response.

    Stop spouting lies.

  • No, he didn't. This is 100% factually wrong. He gave them to to the Guardian and to the New York Times, and to Glenn Greenwald., and he gave it to them encrypted and deleted them himself. Part of his requirements was that they vet everything they released before they released it to make sure that no one was hurt as an effect.

    This was part of why the Guardian ended up having it's higher level employees replaced after MI6 trashed the place (literally).

    You might be thinking of Julian Assange, but even there there was double checking and not one single individual has proven to be hurt by those leaks.

    That’s the enemies Im talking about eg DPRK, Russia, or Iran.

    Let me guess, you're a liberal of the "Liberals hate every war except the current one" bent, aren't you? To the point that you're literally making shit up to slander an actual fucking hero that revealed quite a lot to the public that wasn't at that point known.

    Get the fuck out of here with your stupid ignorant bullshit that lets you feel smugly superior.

    EDIT: We never got the full leaks because the news organizations he gave them to ended up deleting them from under governmental pressure, and he no longer had copies of them.

    Now, before you smugly utter the next banal lie liberals always do to slander him: He didn't want to go to Russia. He intended to go to Ecuador, but the Obama Administration broke a bunch of international laws, including forcing aircraft with diplomatic immunity to land in other countries airspace to try and capture him. Turned out, of course, that he wasn't on board. He went to Russia out of desperation.

  • He leaked information to the citizens of the country doing the spying.

    It's interesting you describe them as enemies