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Aielman15

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    How the most unpopular US president got reelected

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  • It wasn't just a few thousand votes in key states that won Trump the presidency. Harris lost millions of votes across the entirety of the US - Such big numbers would be statistically impossible to fake and tamper with.

    At some point you have to shift the blame onto Biden and Harris. Democrats could and should've won if they actually cared to present a candidate people actually cared about.

  • Spanish PM calls to end social media anonymity, force digital ID

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  • A politician from one of the modern countries that still imprisons people for lese-majesty wants to end social media anonymity? Sounds like a great idea!

  • You must choose

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  • Paradise is wherever I can pet a cat.

  • New armor just dropped

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  • A friend showed me once a video of someone building fireproof armor out of a pineapple.

    In an alternate universe, Byzantium conquered half the world, and the other half is fending off greek fire using pineapple shields.

  • Popeye and Tintin are now in the public domain

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  • However, Tintin remains under copyright in the EU until 2054.

    What the fuck, EU? Since when you're shittier than the US?

    Copyright shouldn't last more than one hundred years, ffs.

  • Wisdom of Solomon

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  • Oh, right. December 24th. The Christmas Eve, the day preceding Christmas. December and its Christmas.

    That December 24th?

  • Japan appears to be confused about Christmas

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  • When you do an online campaign

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  • I always forget when I'm muted and when I'm not :(

  • This is infininitivelivy worse

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  • I have been using Duck for a few years now and I honestly prefer it to Google at this point. I'll sometimes switch to Google if I don't find anything on Duck, but that happens once every three or four months, if that.

  • The greater good

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  • There are many uncertainties in today's world, but I can always trust in Thomas the Tank Engine to do the right thing.

  • Someone Made a Dataset of One Million Bluesky Posts for 'Machine Learning Research'

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  • Terminator was almost correct. The real terminator will be Arnie walking around in a fursuit.

    I'll be back. UwU

  • Awww so scary

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  • I would fake being scared so as to not hurt their feelings :)

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  • At least it asked politely.

  • 'When presidencies go wrong': Economist says Trump may fall into trap that will 'doom' him

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  • If the last few years have taught me anything, it's that what you do is not important as much as the narrative that you are able to spin.

    As long as TV news networks, podcasters, news outlets, and Musk's Twitter exist, people who are too ignorant to understand they are being lied to, or too lazy to parse credible information, will stay in the dark and vote red in the next election as well.Democracy doesn't work when the electorate is too illiterate to cast their vote justly. They'll just vote for the next clown who promises them the moon.

    I don't have a solution.

  • The party made some decisions

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  • I mean, if I had Shad in front of me, I would also throw him into the river.

  • 'What the hell?' Far right 'outraged' as Mitch McConnell 'engineers a coup' against Trump

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  • You know the times are dire when you find yourself rooting for Moscow Mitch.

  • Triumph of the Cynics | Is it possible to resensitize an electorate to scandal and cruelty?

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  • Watergate was such a big scandal that Nixon gave up before the impeachment procedure had even began, and it left such a big mark that we still talk about it so many decades later.

    Trump was involved in many, many more scandals of far greater magnitude, and yet he won the majority of votes.

    What the fuck happened during the last 50 years?

  • 2024 Presidential Election Megapost!

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  • There's no excuse this time around. People know exactly who Trump is, and they have voted for him a second time.

    I don't have much to say. I feel a mix of anger and disappointment.

    Hopefully the Dems will be able to pick someone better to lead the party four years from now... I wonder what the world will look like four years from now.

  • How Europe would vote [in the US elections]

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  • To be fair, I was talking specifically about the Republican period (1946 and later). As much as I despise our current government, Meloni is not Mussolini yet. We're slowly getting there, though, and I've never seen so many fascism sympathizers in the open (including in the government).

    Our scholastic system has failed us.