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  • Goebels style propaganda: add a bit of narrative to otherwise true story. Take a look at today's russia it works

  • they will be integrating it on service side if I read it correctly so the choice of client would be non-important

  • I'm confused: why do we have an issue of AI bots crawling internet practically DOS'ing sites? Even if there's a feed of synthesized data it is apparent that contents of internet sites plays role too. So backfeeding AI slop to AI sounds real to me.

  • From recent article detailing POTUS47 silent attack on educational institutions by simply going "radio silent" on paperwork front I can't help but draw parallels. With Patel's stated mission of dismantling FBI I wouldn't be surprised he follows the same playbook, but this time making Dems choke finances for FBI for the lack of budget

  • genocide is only one issue, she willingly shifted all her policies "to the right" trying to lure republicans, meaning she was not about policies, she was about winning. If you have moral principles you stand by them, Bernie and AOC doing fine having the spine, DNC is hard at work supporting spineless candidates. Joe was OK-ish on many issues but he did walk away from student loan forgiveness and other things he promised. Kamala is a definite step down from Joe. US needs AOC ('cause Bernie is spent)

  • she has shown that she is not progressive and more of a "status quo" politician. She'll get support from DNC and none from voters. Get ready for orange 2028

  • from recent reports there's a bunch of Canadian billionaires backing the effort, hoping for DOGE style purge of governmenr

  • what about denier-in-chief? Could someone use this ruling as a precedent to launch a lawsuit against him?

  • yes, but this time it will be properly dismissed as "fake news"

  • I have experience participating in local chapter for a party, but when you get some ideas pushed to a party congress and get it squashed because it's being controlled by the people opposing the change it kind of turns you off.

  • Taking over Dems is next to impossible for progressives as entrenched elite is backed by "big money" and is effective at torpedoing progressives every time. Take big money out of politics and you may have a chance at overtaking party, otherwise - screwed

  • system's gotta go for sure

  • challenging? sure, but if there were ever conditions for the viable split it would be now. Progressives could splinter Democrats enough for mainstream dems take notice. What's needed is a desire to make it happen and a few capable leaders to unite folks behind the idea... AOC and Bernie may be able to pull it off but haven't indicated any desire yet

  • With the levels of dissatisfaction with Dems, does it even matter? Isn't it time to form a progressive party and splinter off?

  • he may not win, but if ideas gain traction others will have to respond and follow up. It's great that he makes it about ideas.

  • quoting Mel Brooks's Roman senate "..fuck the poor!"

  • While somewhat effective during POTUS45 she's useless now and listening to her is like listening to drier tumbling your clothes - amusing but ultimately useless

  • men-children at work: I'll slapnyou with bagilion-gazillion taxes on random stuff! Humanity has degraded to preschooler politics.