all that these useless ass city officials get paid to do is come up with fun new ways to torment and punish the dreaded Homeless

lmao right?? I feel like I've been hearing this one every week since 2021. I sometimes wonder how aware he actually is

The American government may be powerful enough right now to carry out atrocities like we've seen this week, but it simply seems far too divided and feeble domestically to actually carry out such a project which would require so much public investment, especially since it would mean an end to the many gravy trains enjoyed by the donors who decide what does and doesn't happen. If they're struggling just to get a few chip foundries built I really don't think they'll be able to wrap their heads around making a whole-ass new domestic industrial complex and undo 40 years of de-industrialization in, what, 5 years? China will be visiting other dimensions by the time they're done lol

they can hack all sorts of things.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vault_7

geez I forgot to actually add the reuters link :/ edited now, sorry comrade I'm sort of new to this platform lol

how crazy would it be if even the state department/deep state has drank the kool-aid about Trump being the End of Democracy and they've been trying to kill him all year lol

the cope atm seems to be "thank god he dropped out!" nothing will ever be enough for them.

That's a very mealy-mouthed statement for what is basically just "they decided not to invest in security so they could have more money". It makes me sick as an infosec professional seeing publications like this that try and make us feel bad for the poor widdle IT corporation which had to choose between profits and protecting it's own clients (which is the whole job!!). Like I give af.

Perish the thought.

And they've been bougie scum since before any of us were born. Here they are holding water for Hitler in 1932.

This is the exact cope I've been expecting for years. I think part of the point of the narrative of Putin the Conqueror introduced back in 2022 was so that when they lost they could claim they prevented him from achieving his objectives (even though he's clearly going to get everything he said he wanted on day 1 lmao)

Yeah, I'm pleasantly surprised. I wonder how the U.S would react to that though. Probably wouldn't be thrilled at losing a potential instrument against China, but the sanctions machine sure doesn't seem to work like it used to.