Democrats keep thinking diplomacy will work against Republicans. It didn't work on J6, it didn't work for 4 years under Biden.
We only welcome them if and only if they over correct.
I.e. they start actively campaigning against Trump, publicly and without hesitation.
Because if they don't, they'll likely come out in 2026 and vote Republican again. And in the likely event that Trump goes for a third term, they'll just be racist again.
The only way these assholes get a pass is if they over-correct.
They need to start campaigning for Democrats, lead the charge against fascism, make sure that they get all of their friends to change their minds too.
If all they are going to do is sit by and complain, well you are just getting what you voted for.
Trump would do this because he doesn't understand the ramifications outside of himself. He knows cracking down will boost his favorables with his base.
He wants that more than the promise of more money by the tech bros.
Honestly, I don't understand how they have credentials at the White House when their counsel admitted they are not a news organization.
I vaguely remember this! But I also remember it as anyone could control the video camera, so it could move in one of four directions but you could only move it once every so often.
The gun could only be fired by someone who paid for it.
They should wear very distinguishing red robes. So as to easily spot them when they are being kidnapped by the woke mob.
Context is the left's biggest weakness and the lack of it is the alt-rights greatest strength.
It's easy to be short, quippy, and loud and much harder to be informed and detailed.
I believe this to be the motives behind most mass shootings. They know they are going to die.
It's about getting their name printed on newspapers, shown in the news, talked about for a few days before the cycle repeats.
We would be better served if the news simply referred to the shooter as "an assailant" and never say their names.
That's like half a day. What am I supposed to do with the other half?
If you're entering a u/p along with a passkey, then it's MFA.
There are only a few sites I know of that do passkey correctly. CVS works wonderfully on my phone. Requires a username and then the passkey on my browser.
My company is working on a passkey only for login and it's really really slick.
You basically click "login" and then authenticate your passkey and you're in.
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