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In which country? The US is an aggressive total surveillance state that executes people in the street and gives out 30 year sentences for people who didn't even show up at a protest, the UK jails grannies for holding up Palestinian flags, and Canada something something something something truckers something something.

In the long term, the US is far more likely to turn into China than not.

It's not weirdness, it's just the combination of being an asshole and nobody in his life being able to tell him 'No.'

Imagine how much supplemental revenue they could get from a 36-hour Twitch stream.

What exactly are they monitoring for, and why on earth is the gold standard of campaign volunteer monitors from all participating parties[1] insufficient to accomplish whatever the hell they are doing?

[1] Who have both the training, the ability, and the incentive to file challenges if they observe irregularities.

He didn't write the character, but he delivered it. The delivery is just as much a part of Picard as the writing.

The loss is because they are building data centers for AI. Profitability of search is up.

A lean interface needs to have incredibly well-specified behaviour to not be a pain in the ass to work with.

Employers are free to use their political capital to push against bad behaviour by landlords and NIMBYs, but they traditionally rally behind politics that favors both of those groups.

They sure have a lot of that capital.

No, the 30 year one for not even being at the protest is.

Or the lack of one for a bunch of feds pinning a man to the ground and executing him. And then scattering like fucking roaches after they do so.

But you know all this. Why are you carrying water for it?

Anyone mind explaining to me why an Immigration enforcement agency is being used to spy on the political behaviour of citizens?

The people complaining about Biden never gave two shits about the president's mental capacity.

Well, the most recent would be a conspiracy to fuck with public transit on election day, perhaps they could start with that, determine the degree of his culpability and involvement, and then keep going in reverse chronological order. Then they could go after corruption, the usual sort of stuff.

His dad's doing time for a coup and an attempted assassination, and his brother's been convicted of coercing the judiciary, by getting Trump to punish Brazil for his dad's conviction. It's a perfectly normal sort of family, this stuff could have happened to anyone.

If he wants to start a war with Brazil, do you think he will win the one with Iran, first?

His campaign provided him immunity from prosecution, but now that it's over, he is for some reason unwilling to answer for his crimes.