Seems a bit of an overreaction.

Honestly I think you’re more complicit than the Dems are.

It’s the “work related” stuff that I’m concerned about leaking.

It absolutely does, in a number of ways. First, this thing could be straight up spying malware or could be updated to be such in the future.

The Dems (neolibs) want the 1990s. They don’t want an oligarchy, and they’re (mostly) not complicit, with a few exceptions.

The Dems, as a whole, have never taken the kind of power that Trump has. Partly because it’s damaging to the country, and partly because it’s blatantly illegal.

The Dems also haven’t had 8 years of cutting internal opposition in primaries. In fact, after the whole Bernie/Hillary thing the Dems went in the opposite direction of that. That’s what you all wanted.

You wanted the party to have less control. The party now has less control, and you’re all :shocked Pikachu: that they’re not able to whip every single member in line.

(Progressives want to fix problems, not just return us to the 1990s. We can do better.)

I’d rather it get dark at 9:30 in summer and 5:30 in winter than 8:30 in summer and 4:30 in winter.

I’d rather have dark mornings than dark afternoons.

Reminding people of the norms and the law is still a good thing.

Sure sounds like he was voting to make his constituents happy instead of what he thought was best for them.

The disconnect there is why we’re supposed to have a representative democracy instead of a direct democracy.

What would you prefer? Just be quiet and let him do it without protest?

The shift will be “you can make more paperclips. Make the paperclips faster.”

It’s big that she said this. It’s a big political risk.

It’s common knowledge here, but certainly not everywhere it needs to be.

There is no effective way to ban a person. As long as that remains true, moderation tools don’t really matter.

Israel alone is putting $760 million into propaganda. Lemmy may not be big, but it’s worth 0.2% of that budget.

And that’s just Israel.