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  • It just doesn't make any sense to me. "Oh no! Passionate and popular candidates are running for our party and winning over people who generally don't vote for us! We might even win back a true senate majority, soon!"

    Like, if it were me I'd be cool with it no matter how much Mamdani might give me the heebie jeebies by shaking hands with Trump and pissing off certain large donors. (this is a hypothetical, I actually hate those donors)

  • DSA as in Democratic Socialists of America, politicians like Mamdani.

    Personally, I don't think Democrats are worried about the DSA in the slightest because DSA candidates run on the DNC ticket.

    They quote Schale, a "strategist" working for the DNC, who thinks that the DSA has an unrealistic platform which distracts from the DNC platform.

  • It would be slightly less horrrible if they released the digitized books online, or even just paid archivist organizations to carefully do the job for them and make public the works to then train on.

    But no. They choose the worst way to do everything.

  • Maybe next month we should all play some minecraft together?

  • So your example is that the DNC "haven't done anything". The fact that they have had 48 or less senators for over 13 years aside for a moment:

    Except for this helpful list linked here

    And when they attempted to ban stock trading in congress LINK

    And returning functioning order to the EPA LINK

    Fun Fact, Biden actually protected more forests in the USA than any past president, restoring and even expanding the countless national parks that Trump stripped protections from.

  • The staffer, who is no longer at the DNC, made a payment to the fraudster.

    You'd think that they would have more oversight from leadership positions for handling funds, like this.

    The DNC official said the committee caught the error within minutes and reported it to its financial institution — Wells Fargo, according to federal records — but could only recover $7,000 of the lost money.

    TBH I don't trust national banks for anything.

  • I guess they'll have to see what Grok and TikTok tells them to do, first.

  • Got an example?

  • Pretty sure somebody ported it to the browser not long ago, though I haven't tried it myself. I suppose you can't reliably mod the browser version, tho.

    1. Definitely persecuting minorities, but Ethnic implies generational heritage, no?
    2. Kind of a weird assumption that we don't refer to it as an ethnic cleansing in the USA. I've seen people call it an attempted genocide.
  • Poor kid. It takes 8 years of conditioning to reliable start a work elephant.

  • It grew because he gave an answer he has no confidence in, but only by 0.3mm because the amount of truth in it is indiscernible.

  • It's complete immortality if Ryuk's rule about writing his name in THE deathnote was true, because even if Ryuk wanted to he can't.

  • I'm leaning on the Ase side so it obviously wouldn't bother me as much as others, but I also generally don't engage in relationships unless I'm confident in my ability to support both parties.

  • Nice, Shinigami Kami about to drop another new rule lmao

  • One of the rules state you cannot hand the note to a human under 6 years old, but a dropped notebook can be used by ANY AGE to the same effect, which I suppose includes eldery.

  • Actually, one of the rules is:

    You will not die if you write your name here, but it is not recommended. (Arrow pointed at the cover.)

    and also:

    You can write with any pen: the color doesn't matter. If you use a sticker with a name printed on it, there will be no effect. Please write directly onto the notebook. It would be a good idea to change your handwriting as much as possible.

    But if that's true then it implies you will die if you write it anywhere else, which breaks another rule:

    When the (loaned) owner dies, the Shinigami writes their name in the book (This is not a numbered rule but something Ryuk states, which could be false).

    Which can also conflict with Rule IX for an immortality hack:

    The Death Note will not ever affect a victim whose name has been misspelled four times. IX

    But then they already patched it I guess:

    If a Death Note owner accidentally misspells a person's name four times, that person will be free from being killed by the Death Note. However, if the Death Note owner intentionally misspells the name four times, the owner will die. XXXVThe Japanese version also includes:The person whose name was misspelled four times on purpose will not be free of death by a Death Note.

  • Fucking dumbass thinks his slop isn't slop.

  • Well, nobody is immune to propaganda. Not you, not me.

    I always try to view a subject as if I were an uninvolved third party, look for objective facts, and because of it I'm always getting into fights with excited revolutionaries who don't care if post is true or not before using it as support to reinforce their worldview.