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trafficnab, to politics in America is still haunted by the ghost of Ronald Reagan's corruption

Yes it predates the country

It seems you have read a book in the last 2 hours, I’m glad we’re in agreement that it doesn’t involve the US then

trafficnab, to politics in America is still haunted by the ghost of Ronald Reagan's corruption

Good thing we have this expert history book reader to tell us that the first thing the UNITED STATES did wrong was import slaves into the ENGLISH COLONY of Virginia in 1619

trafficnab, to lemmyshitpost in It's real

I appreciate skibidi toilet, it’s good to know that even across generations, children still yearn for stupid gmod videos

trafficnab, to politics in What can Democrats actually do about Thomas’s and Alito’s corruption?

The founders were entirely aware that not only an entire party, but the entire government could become irrational and work against our best interests: that’s why we have the second amendment as a backstop and last line of defense against authoritarian rule

trafficnab, to politics in What can Democrats actually do about Thomas’s and Alito’s corruption?

The nature of democracy not being a system that relies purely on violence for legitimacy (unlike authoritarian forms of government) means that it is a constant forever war against the lapping waves of fascism attempting to slowly erode away our democratic institutions (because we, thankfully, don’t just use violence to immediately silence dissidents)

I think an entire generation of people raised in the peace dividend have forgotten this fact, figured that democracy is the natural course of things, ignored its badly needed maintenance, and are swiftly being reminded of it now that the damage is so readily apparent

trafficnab, to politics in Sinclair floods local news websites with hundreds of deceptive articles about Biden's mental fitness

GOP = Gaslight, Obstruct, Project

trafficnab, to games in $843 million lawsuit against Valve already has its own website: "The Steam Claim" accuses the biggest store in PC gaming of "overcharging" players

This is true and public knowledge though as I said (details seen here in the “Steam Key Rules and Guidelines” section), if anything Valve is giving devs a lot of leeway by allowing them to do that at all, not only are they giving up their 30% cut but are also then distributing and committing to updating those copies of the game for free

trafficnab, to games in $843 million lawsuit against Valve already has its own website: "The Steam Claim" accuses the biggest store in PC gaming of "overcharging" players

This suit seems to just be vaguely, “30% is too high”, along with requiring that DLC for a game bought on Steam also be bought on Steam, it was the Wolfire case back in 2021 that alleged they’re not allowed to sell their game for cheaper on other platforms

trafficnab, to games in $843 million lawsuit against Valve already has its own website: "The Steam Claim" accuses the biggest store in PC gaming of "overcharging" players

As far as I know, this only applies to Steam keys: developers are allowed to generate Steam keys for free to sell on their website (Valve does not get 30% of these sales either) with the restriction being they cannot be cheaper than the price on Steam

I don’t think there’s ever actually been any proof that Valve disallows selling games for cheaper elsewhere as long as you’re not selling those freely generated Steam keys

trafficnab, to world in The US is thinking about letting Ukraine use its weapons to strike Russia, even if it enrages Putin: report

It’s okay, I forgive you, we all make mistakes sometimes, I’m sure you’ll have better luck next time you try to engage

trafficnab, to world in The US is thinking about letting Ukraine use its weapons to strike Russia, even if it enrages Putin: report

If you’re going to struggle this hard to follow along with expansions of your own analogies it would probably be best if you stopped using them, it’s just making it harder on everyone else

trafficnab, to world in The US is thinking about letting Ukraine use its weapons to strike Russia, even if it enrages Putin: report

Man this is your own analogy, do I really gotta explain it

If everyone is suddenly playing at the nuclear poker table, the chances of SOMEONE going all in each hand drastically increases, and if any one singular player goes bust, we ALL lose because the damn table explodes

Appeasement just kicks the can down the road (and makes things much worse in the future), it’s vital that we not make playing nuclear poker appealing by letting countries get away with shit even if they do have nukes

trafficnab, to world in The US is thinking about letting Ukraine use its weapons to strike Russia, even if it enrages Putin: report

It’s okay if you don’t understand the analogy

When everyone has nukes, all it takes is one country busting for us all to lose

trafficnab, to world in The US is thinking about letting Ukraine use its weapons to strike Russia, even if it enrages Putin: report

And if every country on earth suddenly starts playing a hand, someone is going to bust, so pick your poison I guess

Appease thugs with nukes and proliferate nuclear weapons around the world adding dozens more dice to be cast every conflict, or call their bluff and risk them actually using them

trafficnab, to world in The US is thinking about letting Ukraine use its weapons to strike Russia, even if it enrages Putin: report

Ukraine has been slowly evolving into a 1980s era NATO army, while Russia has slowly been regressing into a 1960s Soviet one

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