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  • “Thank you, President Trump! Our country finally has an advocate for American farmers, families, and businesses in the White House!” Representative Randy Feenstra, an Iowa Republican who prides himself on meeting with farmers and families in each of the 36 counties he represents […] The message was starkly at odds with the one coming from major groups representing farmers throughout the country, who issued statements warning of dire impacts on the nation’s food producers.

    Hey, look at that. That Feenstra guy is hoarding all the shit in his ivory tower.

  • I love this notion that “you’re not a real man” unless you do what real men tell you to. That is gold.

  • Apparently I can’t read well the first 30 minutes of the day.

  • It’s all going to Putin’s plan.

  • I would rain down bagels baguettes upon my enemies’ heads! Muhahaha.

  • He flip-flopped after it came out the DEI initiative was his (under his first term). Not democrats’.

  • This one never gets me anywhere, but “begging the question” is actually a logical fallacy where you assume the result and use that as the basis of your argument. Otherwise, it raises the question.

  • The model isn’t afaik. I.e., if you download one of the models and run it locally. It’s the app with folks pasting proprietary, company secret, etc data into it.

    Really, it’s the same problem as with ChatGPT, but now an organization in another country has your data. I guess we’ll see if our new techno bro overlords try to use this to their advantage across the board to limit competition, even from local processing.

    Taking bets.

  • Thanks!

  • I refuse to watch those shit shorts; I think your theory has legs. Unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be a way to turn them off.

  • Accept?

    Option 1: Yes ✅

    Option2: Let’s play a game!

  • In the Post-World War II era, the Republicans became adept at the process of uniting its conservatives, moderates, and liberals while even satisfying the rightwing fringe. The Republicans became a “big tent.”

    I believe in the party of the “big tent.”  If you’re large and energetic enough, you better wake up each morning and think about conflict management, not conflict resolution. -Newt

    This is your own doing, dumbass.

  • Anyone who is halfway intelligent would have voted against trump to avoid exactly this situation. It was entirely predictable.

    So what Trump is going to do is start removing the halfway intelligent people from Government, making the system worse for everyone (except him).

  • I feel like you aren’t reading anything anyone is saying here. Go with canon, nikon, sony, or panasonic. Best of luck.

  • On Friday, Justice Juan M. Merchan sentenced Donald J. Trump to an unconditional discharge, a rare and lenient sentence in New York state courts that still cements Mr. Trump’s status as a felon before his inauguration.

    “You’ve been sentenced to.. continue doing what you’ve been doing.”

  • Write in pencil.

  • That’s a terrible tldr, with no actual content. Its more of an intro..

    Here is a better one (IMO):

    Williams became a state-level leader in one militia and gained direct access to prominent national figures. However, his actions - such as warning journalists about threats and trying to derail militia activities - put him in danger of being exposed. When his warnings were publicized, he fled, fearing for his safety.

    Now living in hiding, Williams is determined to continue his fight against militias. He plans to release his findings publicly, aiming to sow paranoia within these groups and expose their ties to law enforcement.

    Here are some of John Williams’ most concerning findings from his infiltration of militias:

    • Williams uncovered extensive ties between militia groups and law enforcement, including direct relationships with sheriffs and police officers who shared the militias’ ideologies. For example, a Utah sheriff was reportedly close with Oath Keepers and facilitated introductions to state officials.

    • Some militia members held significant positions of authority, including a city prosecutor, an Air Force reserve master sergeant, and a doctor affiliated with a major healthcare provider. These members leveraged their professional roles to advance the militia’s agenda.

    • Militias conducted targeted surveillance on journalists, student reporters, and political activists, going as far as staking out homes and compiling detailed “doxing” files with personal information, including addresses and family details.

    • Members of these groups frequently entertained discussions about violent action, including assassinating politicians and attacking perceived enemies. Although some of these discussions were logistical debates, they underscored a willingness to act violently if conditions aligned.

    • Despite the fallout from the Capitol riot, Williams observed the resurgence of militias like the Oath Keepers and AP3. Recruitment was increasing, and the groups were consolidating resources, retraining, and preparing for future operations ahead of the 2024 election.

    • Groups were not acting in isolation. Williams facilitated and documented collaborations between AP3, the Oath Keepers, and other extremist factions, including joint training exercises and intelligence-sharing.

    • Williams manipulated a young militia recruit, who later revealed having compiled doxing files and participated in intimidating surveillance activities. This demonstrated the militias’ appeal to and radicalization of younger, vulnerable individuals.

    • Militias engaged in extensive paramilitary training, including the use of improvised explosives, ambush tactics, and firearms. Leaders emphasized preparing for a potential collapse of democratic systems or violent conflict.

  • I wonder how their McRonald’s is doing?

  • He’s going to mass deport from blue cities and states as punishment for voting against him. It will cause economic chaos, and he can say that’s where everyone was hiding- all while ignoring red areas and pretending they don’t have any undocumented immigrants.

    Mark my words.