Or maybe they were young people who haven’t used the healthcare system at all.
This has been my personal experience. There isn’t much overlap between folks who think the US has a good healthcare system and folks who have actually needed to use said system.
Must be a trip working for that show, writing this comic-book level evil bad guy…then by the time it gets released, reality is just as bad, only less competent.
LLM generated slop.
The good ones are. I best most are just the suggested auto-replies that appear under the post that people use because they’re too lazy to read/type anything themselves. Comments on that site are nearly all just another way to trigger one’s own profile to show up in others’ feeds one more time than it would have otherwise.
Supreme Court and/or Congressional term limits?
it is damaging to question it
I think this phrasing is pretty key. Some people equate “question” to “doubt” and some view it as more “inquire to better understand” and without that being more clearly stated, I’m hesitant to bash the group in the “neither” group. I think it could feasibly indicate they believe it’s neither damaging to enforce or question vaccines (e.g., they want everyone to be informed and vaccinated).
Fuck that whole top group though.
Perhaps by generating a bunch of complex copilot code to upload. It’s easy to mass produce and would look plausibly functional.
Yeah, it’s weird how all the media reports, even npr, pretend like anything being stated should be taken at face value so long after the regime has given up any pretext of what the say having to have even a kernel of truth.
If that were the reason, why don’t they just force their users to verify their identities?
Probably realize that a non-trivial percentage of their userbase values not verifying their identity to facebook than they value being on facebook. They’d rather someone else be the bad guy, if they can do it while still reaping the benefits.
This was my first thought. I hadn’t bothered installing it in a while, then one day that fucking copilot icon appeared, and back I went. There’s something to be said for a tool that does the thing it needs to do well and only that.
That’s a shame, because it was really great for a hot minute.
Maybe I’m out of line to assume this, but no part of me is inclined to assume that the unplanned inmate sex in a porta-potty would be anything but raw and stinky.
ROCK. AND. STOOOONE.
When asked why the Constitution wasn’t one of the included documents, officials responded “what the hell’s that?”
Direct downloads ensure full availability by allowing all content to be available for download, no matter how obscure it may be.
Until the site shuts down.
I don’t think anyone’s ever going to argue that direct downloads aren’t more convenient, intuitive, accessible, and generally less risky for the downloader. But that comes at pretty steep costs/risks piled onto the host, which is why they’re so much harder to sustain long term.
Totally fair. Feel free to downvote away if it makes you feel better; I get paid the same either way.
What’s strange to me is that it’s still working. I’m pretty sure if djt started his next speech with “Just to clear the air, yes I fucked some kids, but only the hot ones,” exactly zero people would be surprised and 20-30% of US voters would argue it’s the kids’ fault for being so hot.
I’m a different person, so they might have been talking about something else entirely. However, I’m currently procrastinating my own educational research, so went down a rabbit hole: Nobel disease
This goes into some of the rationale and was an interesting read.
It’s officially a “permanent resident card” but “green card” is still pretty heavily used, even in more official context than Google Voice verification nonsense: https://www.uscis.gov/green-card