The same logic can be applied to the DNC.
Readit Newsnotassigned commented on Trump Twitter ban 'raises regulation questions' – UK govt minister bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politic... · Posted by u/spzb
Nice to see he’s got some free time. It’s not like the Pandemic is out of control and should keep him busy... oh wait.
It's not...
notassigned commented on Scuttlebutt – A decentralized secure gossip platform scuttlebutt.nz/index... · Posted by u/dgellow
Why'd this guy get downvoted? Are either of these assertions incorrect?
Twitter is the nazi version of twitter, gab is the freedom version.
notassigned commented on Reddit bans subreddit group “r/DonaldTrump” axios.com/reddit-bans-rdo... · Posted by u/threatofrain
r/Conservative next please
I disagree, but you will likely get your wish
USS Nimitz UFO incident
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notassigned commented on YouTube to remove content that alleges widespread election fraud blog.youtube/news-and-eve... · Posted by u/1cvmask
Holy shit, this thread is scary. Sure, there are some implications worth discussing based on this news. However, the number of people directly posting doubts on the election results is way more concerning and shows that Youtube might be doing a good thing in this case.
A move like this by youtube is the only thing that has given me doubt so far
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Raising taxes in a downturn is a ridiculous idea and we should pay everyone to stay shut until the virus is under control.
You could also ask why Californians should pay the Medicare taxes associated with Florida's much higher rate of COVID infection due to their opening of restaurants and the state's higher elderly population.. We're all in this together, the economy won't be back to normal until Covid is gone and all of these ridiculous states flaunting obvious public health rules are costing everyone much more than it would take to just pay restaurant employees and everyone else to stay home for a few more months.
The money to pay for bailouts has to come from taxes, otherwise we just create inflation which causes other problems.
Who would have thought 30 years ago someone would be saying "People can run any code they want on their computer" as a shocking thing.