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  • Counter ask, if you're not willing to say these people need shot, how are you not livestock? Personally, I'm willing to shoot someone, but not alone because that's just pointless martyrdom. Actually calling it martyrdom implies a greater effect than what it would have.

    And on that point, how is accusing someone being an "officer" and then trying to radicalize that singular individual, instead of encouraging them to organize within their communities not the real fedposting?

    Like you guys are so scared of calling it like it is, you won't even do it on non-corporate forums lol. And you're calling them a coward? Naw that's bullshit, I think you might be looking in a mirror.

  • Wow, look at you, being the livestock they want you to be. Go munch some grass.

  • Is that right? Because I'm not convinced. Even with data like this the knowledge of Trump's remarks about Elon "knowing computers", his completely lackluster few rallies before the 2024 elections, the bomb threats, the millions of mail-in ballots in ditches, and the various other election interference, we still haven't organized as a nation and removed the cheater.

    In fact getting most people to actually look at the data is like pulling teeth.I think instead we'll just roll over like the livestock we are for our oligarchic masters, as we've done so far.

    Would love to be proven wrong though. Please my fellow Americans, prove my doubts wrong. Organize and become Wolves.

  • politics @lemmy.world

    Salem Brought a Guillotine To Oppose New Data Center. Company Reps Left, Feeling “Unsafe”.

    www.yahoo.com /news/politics/articles/salem-brought-guillotine-oppose-data-151045877.html
  • Which is why it needs to be burnt, and then built better.

  • Oof don't look through our past presidents or other governmental types and see how often the same family names come up. "always has been" meme is unfortunately fitting here.

  • General Work Strike just isn't feasible at this time, imo. A Consumption strike could be, if we could get enough people on that, and have in fact suggested a similar tactic in the past with a Rent/Mortgage strike.

    Reasons why I think a GWS just isn't feasible is it comes down to resources. The working class here in the U.S. have basically no resources built up to survive without work long enough to break the economy. We don't have mutual aid organizations, unions, or even savings to pull it off.

    Where as a consumption/rent/mortgage strike would allow the working class to keep resources, and possibly even build up enough to make a GWS feasible. Imagine another 2kish in your pocket a month because we all stopped paying our rent/mortgage. How much would it cost the owner class to try to root us from our homes? It also gives many people the home and defensive advantage as goons would have to go into neighborhoods surrounded by enemies from all directions if they tried to evict. It's also an easier sell because of how much rent/mortgage takes out of our checks.

    So yeah, I think General Work Strike is a bad tactic at this time, but a Consumption/Rent/Mortgage Strike is possible if it gains enough popularity.

  • I wonder what's the number of people affected by this in the local area, and how much greater that number is in comparison to the security force of the data center. Maybe if a town went scorched earth on one of these, we'd start seeing some material changes in how they do business...

  • Man it's been such a firehose of shit, I forgot that DOGE was mostly teenagers. It feels like those events were a decade ago, even though it was only last two years ago.

    Edit: Had to update the time, god I'm tired.

  • Just because Dems win, doesn't make them fair. Gerrymanding is a very unfair tactic, and Republicans have been disenfranchising voters since before I could vote. And if they cheated, in 2004, why the fuck would they not continue to cheat in every election afterwards? It's a valid logic path to follow, and to assume that every election is likely unfair and has only gotten more unfair since then.

    2020 was won by Biden, but in no way was the election fair. Trump did everything in his power to interfere, and would have won if not for covid basically enforcing nationwide mail in ballots, which turns out to be pretty hard to cheat. Though we did find millions of ballots in ditches, and various other places that never got counted (Edit: In 2024). So yeah... Maybe you're just ignorant of all the data points?

  • You're going to need to elaborate, you've lost me with what exactly you're trying to get at with being so vague. Traditionally you use the subject's name, before switching to pronouns so the reader knows who the fuck you're talking about.

  • Yeah not the only thing I was referencing, but I do find it funny that you can't accuse a known fraudster, cheat, as well as someone who projects the shit he does on to others, doing it yet again. All because he said it first lol.

    Like imagine how dumb, and naive you have to be to just go "OH! They accused everybody of cheating, and that's bad! So if I do it back I'm bad too! So I can't do that!" Even when there is evidence, and very valid character reasons to believe that cheating happened lol. Like just shutting your brain off, and stopping critical thinking all together over such a simple manipulation tactic.

    Which on that note, here are couple sites that have that data, and keep track of that stuff. https://smartelections.us/ https://electiontruthalliance.org/

    And if you believe Donald Trump won all swing states fairly(astronomical odds of that happening in any election, btw) then I have the deed to The Golden Gate Bridge, and I would love to sell it to you, DM me and we can start negotiating.

  • I will never not find that to be the funniest controversy from Musk. Imagine being such a loser you need to pretend you were among the best, when it's obvious you haven't even played. Imagine feeling the need for that over a video game, instead of the fact that you're already the richest man in the world.

    Elon Musk might not be the best gamer, but he does take the top spot for being The Most Pathetic Man In The World.

  • Valid as fuck set of points. You're not wrong.

  • After seeing the Russian Tails in the numbers for 2016, 2020, and 2024 favoring Trump. It's for sure feels like we haven't seen a fair election in over a decade and I currently question our elections and think they are illegitimate. And that's not even going into the known cheating that happened in Ohio that helped Bush get into office(or the Florida shenanigans from the same election for that matter).

    So yeah, I think Trump cheated with Russia's(and/or Israel's) and Elon's help and is an illegitimate President. Though to be fair he was illegitimate after trying to spawn an insurrection, and should have been hanged for High Treason already.

  • Reminder that when they did have the definitive control of the government that there was Lieberman in the punch bowl that made The ACA be a boon for insurance companies by removing the public option.

  • Most people have no choice but to capitulate to an organized and armed force, regardless of station in life.

    It's an important lesson. One the working class should take to heart.

  • Not endorsing them but seriously.

    WE should be endorsing them. This pretending that violence isn't the answer to violence, is the problem. We keep giving our abusers a pass, because we don't want to be "violent". We keep pretending "two wrongs don't make a right" but that's been bullshit since it first came out of someone's mouth while any form of justice system exists, as violence is needed to apprehend criminals, which literally takes a series of wrongs(Kidnapping, imprisonment, seizure of assets(AKA theft)) to make things right.

    Trump needs to be assassinated, as does his minions. We need to stop pretending there are other solutions besides "violence".

  • Even MLK would shake his head in disgust with our current "Protests", MLK was being peaceful but also doing things that broke the law, so they could overwhelm the jails, and police. Ones that made people uncomfortable so they had to pay attention. Protestors had to practice civil disobedience. The ones with signs and no pressure were the exact kind of protests MLK hated.

    Our "protests" don't even do that. And any suggestions to do anything close to that is seen akin to violence by said protestors and they push back hard. People today don't realize the kinds of protests or actions that actually work, and refuse to listen to people that actually know their history.

  • Something to keep in mind going forward to be sure. With the world how it is, a violent revolution is an inevitability. And what kind of governance we want afterwards needs to be thought up now.