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told the New York Post

Vice (which is right wing trash these days), quoting an interview with the NYPost. Mmmm. Credible.

Literally word for word my first thought.

I’m really worried that it’s the people protesting the illegal death squads that aren’t peaceful enough

Nationalize it. Take his company, his wealth and jail him for his crimes.

There are a couple possibilities:

• These names could be fake.
• The regime could’ve encouraged or tapped trusted long time agents to intentionally kill as part of their escalation plan against the american people.
• These guys are just violence-lovers who have been waiting for a time they thought they could get away with murder.
• Even veteran CBP officers are incompentent fucking newbs.

Being named or pictured in the files is not an indication of wrongdoing.

😂😂😂 “Hey rich pedophiles, please don’t sue us!”

It was the funniest sounding desert i could remember off the top of my head.

I don’t think it’s wise to believe tech oligarchs saying that orwellian surveillance tech cannot be exploited for orwellian surveillance.

Besides companies can just require employees to opt in - “we just built this fresh horror, how companies use it is up to them” doesn’t really fly.

100%. I only spotted it because i read your comment before the article.

Im guessing the answer is in the video above that paragraph, so we’ll never know.

If you’re putting info in a video in a news article, you may as well bury it beneath the sands of the taklamakan desert.

Schumer is functionally part of the regime and should go to jail with the rest of these killers and thieves.

Let’s just share the news please.

Gavin Newsom’s presidential campaign paying to insert his name in headlines should not be shared.

Surprise surprise, the fascist death squads are lying about their murders.

That’s definitely something to work towards but a general strikes requires years of planning, organising, network building, and just fucktons of money. People still need to eat and pay rent. People will be fired and need help fighting it. The regime is likely to injure and maybe kill.

There hasn’t been a general strike in living memory.

A general strike takes time, it’s not something we can just do. Rushing it and fucking it up would be a huge win for the fascists.

The article suggests that people are willing to pay to have all their games in one place.

A not-insignificant amount of people would rather buy a game they just got free than have to remember to open epic.

This fascist regime has clearly been planning for a while to send the military to attack american cities.

If they feel confident in using the military instead of the death squads they’ve been building under ice, that implies they are optimistic about their control over the military, or at least ready to test that control.

Anyone who thinks there’s an electoral path away from fascism is deluding themselves. They’ll shoot us dead in the street before giving up power.

We all get those things regardless. The stories we tell ourselves about how the world works don’t affect how the world works.

Life, joy, friends, love, art, pleasure, dopamine, oxytocin, etc.

Anything we’re doing now can still be done without the concept of free will, because we’re already doing it without free will.

I just dont understand this admittantly common argument.

Free will seems like such a psychologically damaging lie. As if blaming yourself for the outcome of every sad movie you’ve watched is somehow motivational.

Since coming to accept that free will is farcically impossible, I feel free to just go about my actions with a sense of curious enthusiasm as to what will happen next, safe in the knowledge that que sera sera - whatever will be, will be.

In employment, Verizon said it will commit to aligning its business in California with the state’s various requirements under its diversity, equity and inclusiveness (DEI) laws, though the company ended its employment-based DEI initiatives last year in order to secure approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for its purchase of Frontier.

The DEI commitments Verizon will make are not expected to conflict with its promises to the FCC, which largely involved hiring and promotional practices.

So CA allows yet more dangerous corporate power consolidation in exchange for just following CA law - but not so much as to conflict with verizon’s anti-DEI promises to the regime.

What a truly progressive victory worthy of gavin newsom.