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Who would've thought that when you raze neighborhoods to the ground, force the dislocation of tens of thousands of people, and systematically detonate their schools and healthcare institutions there would be repercussions from them?

Not me that's forsure.

I spent a lot of time trying to find an open source self hosted tool to replace mint and ended up just moving to Monarch and paying. Honestly it's been a really great experience as if long as you don't mind the annual $50.

I swapped my gaming PC from Windows to PopOS a few months ago and it's been a seamless experience with driver installation with an Nvidia GPU / AMD CPU

Installed and played Civ 7 perfectly yesterday.

One of Trump's biggest issues with Canada is supposably US banks not being allowed access. I would not put it past him to attempt to deny the reverse on a whim leaving you high and dry.

I know it's very hated but this is precisely why crypto was created, just keep it in a stablecoin (USDT, DAI) instead of a variable price coin. Obviously it's not usable as a payment system yet, I typically use credit cards for everything then pay them off monthly.

Ass for AD, but also fucking hilarious

Definitely wasn't just you, I've noticed Reddit actively feeds me content from subs I'm subscribed to that will bait me to argue with less than 100 upvotes, meanwhile it won't show me major posts from the same sub that I actually wish to see.

I hope your head rots on a pike.

This smoke screen around LGBTQ+ and anti immigration has been stoked for nearly 30 years in order to veer away from the actual discussion and laws around wealth inequality, healthcare, etc. It's all a guise against minority groups who can't fight back. Sometimes positive sometimes negative, but at the end of the day billionaires stoke the fear around these minority groups and they get to keep growing their billions without restriction.

A leaked memo from the DOJ has them approving the death penalty for people without papers and that's a positive direction to you?

Even if the higher ups somehow agree (which would be insane), the actual troops are the ground are 50% POC or minorities. I can't imagine them going through this hatred by the whitehouse and still continuing to follow orders. There will be a break in chain of command at some point.

Also peep the military subreddit on Reddit they are talking about breaking chain a lot, whether they will it's still to be tested but it's definitely indication of where things lie.

Trump and Netanyahu are going to absolutely wipe out Gaza

The fact that it's already been entirely demolished from the Biden admin kindve nullifies this talking point though.

Ultimately yes, its the fault of the voters (and non voters) who let their emotions cloud their judgement.

Just curious, why place blame on the voters? In my opinion we should be placing blame on the party / candidates. It is the parties and candidates job to ensure they are running on a winnable platform with a powerful message. Even outside of the Gaza issue Kamala did not back any popular policies and instead shifted to a very right (circa 2014/2016) platform. Particularly on taxation of billionaires, oil drilling, and healthcare for all, she walked all these policies to the right in the latter half of her campaign. There ultimately no reason to vote for her except so she would beat Trump, which makes sense for a lot of people, but I can also see many who weren't inspired to vote and just assumed she'd win.

Edit: also just saw a guy below said a very similar thing so sorry if this feels like an attack from this perspective.