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  • I still think this whole idea that we were going to get big tech (or anyone really), as owners of the modern mediums of communication, to act as the arbiters of truth and harmful messages was always a ridiculous notion. It's both not in their interests and not in their power.

    The mainstream of the liberals and the left seem to have become so obsessed with policing speech that they've nearly completely given up on meaningfully improving the material conditions of people's lives. You win the narrative by delivering real results that people can see and feel, not by trying to ban charlatans from spinning bullshit.

    Change the world, and the narrative will follow. Not the other way around.

  • Utter nonsense

  • Maybe you're not wrong, but at this point, that battle is long lost.

  • There's a profit angle in terms of keeping wages down, but there's also a competitive angle. Having a bigger talent pool to draw on means you get better talent, particularly when you're in the top spot in terms of pay, quality of life, professional achievement, etc.

  • Not that I'm any kind of authority on the biases of publications, but I tend to think of ProPublica as more about investigative journalism than any political theory.

    • Jacobin
    • Mother Jones
    • Democracy Now!

    Just off the top of my head

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  • The media keeps talking about how they've learned their lesson about how to report on Trump; that they're not going to get spun up about all the noise he makes; that they're not going to let him switch the story every week; that they're going to focus on the real, material things that are going on.

    Well here we are again, writing deeply concerned pieces about a handful of tweets (or whatever they're called in Trump land). And here Lemmy is upvoting them.

    Trump is a troll. Don't feed the trolls.

  • This seems like a prime opportunity for an investor lawsuit

  • Martial law?

  • I would be careful with phrases like, "there is no contradiction." There is a comprehensible tension between free speech as the ability for anyone to say what they wish, and a prohibition on hate speech as a prohibition on saying specific things. Denying that risks damaging one's credibility because it can appear that we are merely refusing to acknowledge that tension.

    I argue it's better to admit these tensions. And that's not an admission that the arguments for prohibition of hate speech are weak, but it is an admission that as real people in the real world, we can never have the comfort of a tension-free, contradiction-free theory for anything of significance.

  • You can't ask the government to drive innovation and take on difficult challenges if people keep labelling everything that might not work out a boondoggle. The IRA was like $800 billion. It's okay if 7 is spent on a longshot.

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  • Let's hope this is the start of a trend of Trump's incompetence thwarting his objectives.

  • Do I upvote because it's true, or do I downvote because of clap spaces. I'm torn.

  • I can't help but think a person would be justified in permanently disabling these aircraft.

  • I just had a mini-revelation that this looks weird because the "pupil" is on the surface of the contact instead of under the lens of the eye. These aren't bad contacts; contacts are just bad like that. Seems that post processing is really the only option.

  • I don't think either PBS or NPR has been "bought" by anyone. They're both still non-profits owned by their member stations.

  • Why would this make PBS and NPR sad?