tts626

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by tts626 5mo ago
I'll have to look into that. But I'll tell you, neither major party in the USA would go for it. The Dems will cry about ballot access, I mean there might be some bum or granny out there without a phone, and we'd have to pass
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by tts626 5mo ago
Actually, "a long time ago" the GOP was not moderate in the least. But the Democrats were quite centrist in most things, at least up until Obama. But I agree, poor turnouts in primaries is bad. Even worse in states with open prima
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by tts626 5mo ago
The far left is inherently non-democratic, so it's kind of an odd thing to complain about. The only way far left policies are ever enacted is by a top-down insider's club of elites who think they know best for everyone else. Of co
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by tts626 5mo ago
First off, Trump is only "super unpopular" with liberals. And if you only listen to liberals and the msm, you're not getting the full picture. For sane centrists and conservatives, despite all Trump's shortcomings, he&#x
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by tts626 5mo ago
Smaller data centers which are widely distributed across the country is a better idea both for jobs and grid resilience. Need that for new power plants too: more, smaller, local. But I think hoping "local representatives are competent
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by tts626 5mo ago
There will not be any impact. + All activism is performative.
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by tts626 5mo ago
"Young people, people of color, queer folks, activists, and organizers use Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook every day." EFF knows its audience. No doubt that's why "X" isn't working so well for them. Most tech p
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by tts626 5mo ago
sadly, all social media is 90% a-holes these days exactly why so many are turning it off, trying to get healthy, not just looking for another echo chamber to feed their egos