Josh Williams

Tesla is a house of cards that could wreck the economy if there is a proper reckoning of its value.

Major props for introducing a bill no one dares to oppose? Really, is the bar that low?

Are we still going on about Nihilistic Violent Extremists on the left?

Too much 1984 in the last line.

Don't let Dems off the hook! If Dems had done what they were supposed to for the last 30 years we wouldn't have gotten Donald Trump. We need to show up in primaries and vote out these do nothing incumbents!

I'm starting to regret masking up during COVID.

I don't use the LLM systems if I can help it. I'm not getting paid to train the thing, and those companies derive profit from my participation without compensation. Feel free to ask for yourself, I don't judge, I just choose not to play the game if it's just going to be another tool of exploitation.

We need to rethink the economy. LLMs are a great tool for aggregating data, and we could us LLM powered robots to pick fruit and do research, but the lack of imagination still leaves a necessity for humans. We are in a society of manufactured scarcity, we need to rebuild it for plenty.

The best example of this is when they whine about access. Why does money give you more access? This is a glaring inconsistency the Supremes "overlooked" in Citizen's United. Everyone should have equal access and an equal voice in government!

Yeah, about that no extra charge, the rebrand will actually cost billions.

Senator, we are for accountability of government officials, and no one being above the law. If my phone records were subpoenad in an investigation, "But I'm a Senator" should not fly in court as an excuse not to do so. This has nothing to do with speech and debate. Be the example, not the exception.

Where do you get the 78 per share valuation? That's still way high for their earnings, gives them a P/E 20x higher than Honda.

That's a piss-poor drawing of the lard ass in chief, way too flattering

Activist judges are the ones that want cases that allow them to overturn precedent they don't like.

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50 year mortgages are the path back to serfdom for a society that couldn't handle the responsibilities of education and engagement required to maintain freedom.

They were inspired by the lifetime debt model of student loans.

That's the human dream.

The tenth amendment says this is none of the government's business, anyway. "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." RESERVED TO THE PEOPLE!

She's fundrais8ng off her crusade, meanwhile the Supreme Court is waiting to define a woman by some insane biological sex before ruling marriage only between biological men and biological women. Intersex people will have no rights.

They will sit meekly for money, though.

AND VOTE THEM OUT IN THE PRIMARIES!

This is the tendency of capitalists throughout history. Exploit the worker and form monopolies. It is sad that people forget how this happens over and over again, repealing the laws passed a century ago to limit the oligarchs and disrupt the wealthy aristocracy of America.

Easy call for Republicans, give 'em a vote they know will fail.

Holy shit! That explains a lot.

Is this the real reason Republicans are keeping Congress closed? Inquiring minds want to know!

j/k, we know it's the Epstein files.

Poor Laura Loomer. I get why she's so hateful.

In FY 2024 the US federal government spent 2.1 trillion on Medicare, Medicaid, and VA Healthcare. This doesn't include premiums, co pays, state spending, or employer contributions. We can free up 10% of our economy. We can fund single payer. Congress just has to have the guts to pass it.

Cool, can wr pass an amendment so that no state receives more federal money than they put in? We can balance the budget and you'll find out which cities are screwed up, fast.

I can only hope none of the other gangs in New York give him that much trouble.