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Don’t blame me for Project 2025, I voted for Kamala Harris.
If you are on my profile wonder if I’m a bot posting so often, no, I just have no life. Pls don’t judge.
- Comment on At what point do you stop calling the years "two thousand and X" and start calling them "twenty X"? 16 hours ago:
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- Comment on Accounts that send a 2fa code to your email rather than using the 2fa code generator you've already setup for that account 22 hours ago:
Couldn’t be more infuriating than apple’s forced 2fa that requires a phone number. Effectively making iOS devices useless unless you have a phone number.
- Comment on In the US, what is stopping people from bribing members of the electoral college? 23 hours ago:
Democrats getting both houses of congress is not implausable, assuming we still have elections in the future.
Packing the supreme court isnt hard, just need the democrats to find their spine. And they could just rebrand it as “Balancing The Court” for PR purposes.
Now finding the states that add up to 270 electoral votes to join the i reinstate conpact, that is the biggest hurdle, but the downballot effect should win enough state legislatures if democrats win congress. Right now we’re 77% of the way there. One reason I speculate why they remaing swing states havent joined is becauss they want to wait until theres a friendly congress and supreme court before trying, because there will be legal challenges to it. If congress and supreme court are in control, then I could see swing states quickly joining the interstate compact in rapid succession.
- Comment on In the US, what is stopping people from bribing members of the electoral college? 1 day ago:
We can kinda get rid of it via National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.
First democrats need a majority in both houses in congress, as well as packing the court with more liberal judges.
Then have enough states with the required electoral vote threshold join the interstate compact.
Then have congress approve of it.
Then get the supreme court (now with liberal majority) uphold the interstate compact and rule that subsequent congressional sessions cannot revoke it. (Its currently implied that congressional approval of interstate compacts cannot be revoked, but has never been court tested)
Voila, you get popular vote. For as long as states dont start leaving the interstate compact. But at least you dont need 3/4th of state legislatures.
- Comment on In the event you believe a contract killer is in breach of contract, who adjudicates? 2 days ago:
Legal contract killing? Well if its a military contract then you get court martialed. If it’s a “I sold my soul to trump” contract, you get fired… with a bullet in the back of your skull on 5th avenue, as the senate cheers affirming that that is indeed a legal execution.
- Comment on In the event you believe a contract killer is in breach of contract, who adjudicates? 2 days ago:
Illegal contracts are not enforceable in court. You’ll have to hire another contract killer to kill the contract-breaking contract killer.
- Comment on If the EU uses online signature for European Citizen's Initiative, why isn't voting online for elections or policies not allowed? 2 days ago:
Mail in votes requires physical access to tamper with, anyone in the world can hack an internet connection and tamper with votes.
- Comment on If the EU uses online signature for European Citizen's Initiative, why isn't voting online for elections or policies not allowed? 2 days ago:
Signing a petition is public, who you cast your vote for is private.
If there were any doubts on the signatures, officials can contact the people who signed and verify that they did sign. How do you verify a secret vote without ruining the secrecy?
I mean you can have online voting if you cast a ballot thats public, and it’d be verifiable, but then we go back to the 1800s in the US where threatening voters is a thing.
You have 3 elements:
1: Internet voting
2: Secrecy
3: Verifiable
Pick 2.
- Comment on No meme today 3 days ago:
Its all public anyways. Did you think you had privacy posting to a public forum?
- Comment on Best country of Chile 🇨🇱 4 days ago:
Legends had it, the ancestors of Native Americans crossed the Chilean land bridge to arrive in the Americas.
- Comment on Oh no 5 days ago:
What a strange world, pigs flying?
- Comment on What positive things do you expect from Trumps upcoming four years? 5 days ago:
I understand the sentinment but understand that a majority of voters voted for them.
Americans have decided they’d be willing to risk fascism for a chance of the gas prices drop by 5 cents.
They die then Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is president. He will baselessly claim the democrats shot down the plane.
There will be a nationwide purge of any non-maga-republicans.
- Comment on For my fellow Americans, when is enough enough? 5 days ago:
I disagree with violence until the elections are no longer free and fair.
Well its not exactly fair since the corporate media is siding with trump and sane-washing him, but elections are still, for the most part, legitimate.
Meaning, a majority of people actually support trump.
If you want to violently rebel, know that the people who didnt vote are mot gonna join your violent revolt.
If every Harris voter fight every Trump voter, they have a bigger number.
Besides, they have control of the military soon.
Dont destroy the system that still allows for elections until those elections have proven to be illegitimate.
Nobody knows who will rise out of the ashes of a revolt. You might end up with something worse.
- Comment on On a lighter note: Why do people still buy fast food? 5 days ago:
I think restarurant food mostly requires using utensils and you need a flat surface to place the food to eat. You can just hold a mcdonalds burger in your hand. Its easier to eat a burger in a car.
That being said, I personally hate fast food and can never eat those disgusting food. Cost just as much as a good local Chinese restaurant food. But the Chinese restaurant makes much better food.
- Comment on Is it okay to continue to work for a (non-defense) federal government agency under an administration hostile to my own moral and ethical beliefs? 5 days ago:
Dude, if you quit, a Maga is taking your place. The last thing we need is more extremist infiltration of the government.
Stay, we need you. Your country needs you.
If there is any shady things happenning, we need you to be a whisleblower.
- Comment on Realistically... How fucked is the US? 5 days ago:
My opinion is:
Somewhere beween 2016 Trump and Erdogan-era Turkey. But if democrats dont win midterms and 2028 election (if there even is a 2028 election), then we go beyond Erodogan’s Turkey into Russia territory.
Very bad, but the US has Federalism, we might be able to survive if state governments resist. There would be so much damage to US institutions, but if democrats win future elections, we can still save this.
- Comment on Donald Trump's sentencing was postponed to after the election to avoid any assistance of election interference. Can he be sentenced while he is President Elect? 5 days ago:
I’m gonna mostly copy paste my answer from another question I answered:
What will happen is the judge would give a slap on the wrist sentence like a fine and call it a day.
Because the alternative is the judge giving a prison sentence and then the president goes “The NY Courts have made their decision, now let them enforce it” essentially creating a State vs Federal government political crisis.
Spoilers, the Federal government wins.
What if NY gonna do, send agents to somehow get past the SS to arrest the president?
If that was even attempted, the president would invoke insurrection act and arrest the governor/judge/ whoever gave the order for the arrest and flip the narrative, claiming the state officials are attempting a coup.
- Comment on What positive things do you expect from Trumps upcoming four years? 5 days ago:
We’re about to see how strong federalism really is. Federalism would either be the last defence against a autocracizing Federal government, or prove to be another joke.
(idk if I even spelled autocracizing correctly, too tired of this bullshit to spell)
- Comment on What positive things do you expect from Trumps upcoming four years? 5 days ago:
Great, President Vance is cuming for your couches.
- Comment on Can Trump pardon himself even though he did criminal stuff outside of office? 5 days ago:
I dont think he needs to pardon himself.
He cannon pardon himself anyways for state crimes.
But what will happen is the judge would give a slap on the wrist sentence like a fine and call it a day.
Because the alternative is the judge giving a prison sentence and then the president goes “The NY Courts have made their decision, now let them enforce it” essentially creating a State vs Federal government political crisis.
Spoilers, the Federal government wins.
What if NY gonna do, send agents to somehow get past the SS to arrest the president?
If that was even attempted, the president would invoke insurrection act and arrest the governor/judge/ whoever gave the order for the arrest and flip the narrative, claiming the state officials are attempting a coup.