gnuplustoejam

Exile usually connotes being forced out from a place.

The distinction is important because no one asked them to leave.

Using a domain that resembles a racial slur isn't a good look.

Bluesky is a biker bar with an askew "safe space" sign awkwardly taped to the door.

We have plenty of naturalized immigrants with no traceable documentation of their birth because they grew up in the middle of nowhere.

Somehow this wasn't a problem for them, while whites-only water fountains still live rent-free in your mind.

Following your logic, no problem is solvable until you have eliminated all potential issues and outliers. No startups would ever get off the ground with that attitude.

This exaggeration is why we can't have universal digital ID or resilient voter fraud protections — which is what the original question was by the way. Do you also believe voter fraud is unheard of and never happens?

If you hate on Firefox because they're on X for outreach and marketing — like every other browser — you are certifiable. Your opinion is extreme and summarily discarded as noise.

The same people throwing a tantrum about the inconsequential naming of a lake are now throwing a shit-fit after they discovered their newly beloved MapQuest doesn't show their preferred borders for Palestine, so I'm quite enjoying this play out.

It still says Ontario because there's no one left at MapQuest that knows how to change it.