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  • Willful Ignorance

  • Hate to be that guy, but the PlayStation 2 didn’t come out until 1912.

  • I understood this reference

  • I’ve been banned multiple times for ( misinformation, trolling, spam, etc.) when I was doing none of those. Once. Once, I was banned for concern trolling, because I didn’t know what I was doing. That one was fair. The others were arbitrary and hypocritical, depending on the moderators mood. I’ve been called a bot, a shill, a Russian actor, a Chinese actor, a Trump supporter, pretty much everything. If you don’t think like the hive mind, you’re a target. Which is fine. But remember, if everyone thinks alike this becomes an awfully boring experience.

  • Reuters publishes an article across its newswire. Lemmy user reposts it. Somehow, the Lemmy user is a bad actor, not Reuters .

  • I laughed while muttering, “they’re doing the right thing for the wrong reasons.”

  • Most Americans don’t know they’re actually progressive:

  • Biden/Harris/Walz are actually to the right of Bush/Raygun. Watch this debate question between Bush and Reagan, it’s only 2 minutes, and tell me I’m wrong.

  • Judging from your tone, I think you’re right. Liberals would never have voted for Bernie.

  • *sigh …a genocide isn’t “slightly less evil.”

  • Bernie

  • There it is again, that funny feeling

  • Maybe blame the disappointing candidate instead of voters hoping for a better life.

  • Negativity is not the solution.

  • “I think it’s really important for people not to accept your powerlessness,” Stein said in the interview. “You’re being told you’re powerless. You’re actually not powerless. You are powerful. Nobody owns your vote. They have to earn your vote. And unless you are making them earn your vote, you are powerless.

    “. . . And what you see,” she goes on, “is what you’re going to get more of. Throughout history, we make progress when we stand up as movements, and those movements then have political vehicles.”

  • Well said, not horse shit.

  • Some Democrats oppose ranked-choice voting (RCV) because they fear it could threaten their incumbency and power. For instance, the District of Columbia Democratic Party has opposed a ballot initiative for RCV, with Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser calling it “a bad idea.” source