Filed his under: Americans are more concerned with being proven right than what is good.

The general attitude of the people in China disagrees. I guess we can try to tell them we know better as we strip civil society down and burn the rest.

Only a matter of time before someone takes his AI clip of Don taking a shit on a city and turn it into a diaper commercial.

If you’re expecting bad times to educate misinformed voters then you’re going to be sorely disappointed.

… Because China is working to benefit their civilization. When that ceases to be the case their people will stop listening.

Not sure how to feel about this, people were going hungry and planes were being stopped. Yes there is nothing stopping the GOP from doing this again, but it’s mostly a charade already - they could have abolished the filibuster and got what they wanted anyways.

The Dems have this attitude that if the people suffer enough they will learn they were wrong for not voting for them, but it feels like ground hog’s day with that strategy because misinformed people always learn the wrong lesson. At the end of the day it’s more important for our leaders to do good than to prove they were right.

Outwardly sure, they will talk nice. But they aren’t going to do any favors for the man.

Only if video games were mindlessly created by AI without any obligations to the law. Actually, that would make a good short story…

And CharGPT is under the same legal obligation to tattle if it correctly identifies that is your intention. If it can’t reliably determine your intentions, then how is it a good therapist?

Ehh, most people are not that tech literate. Combine that with on demand sycophant as a service and it’s a match made in hell.

Have you ever tried sleeping on gold bars and cash? It’s not easy…

These people definitely are not dragons.

He goes on fox news and says he didn’t lie and that the judge lied about his admission. Crazy.

They were trying to kidnab an “unaccompanied” minor. Crazy.

China sees AI as a way to juice their growing chip industry.

Being right isn’t as important as doing right. I have better things to do with my time, unlike marketers.

Fair point. I wanted to call out how voters asking for better candidates is not voter apathy. Not that people who are apathetic to democracy don’t need to be challenged.

I’m talking about this bill in particular:

https://calmatters.org/politics/2025/10/school-antisemitism-bill-signed/

Then later he gets asked about the AIPAC money he receives and he responds “well that’s interesting you ask that” as if the question itself is antisemitic. https://youtu.be/SB-C6QeNyHw

listen to him talk about the students that have been protesting the genocide, he casts it as antisemitic.

It’s strange to me that we’re agitating for voters to change and not our leaders. It’s fewer people you have to convince.

If she wins the primary then all bets are off. That would mean she ran enough of a good campaign that big money didn’t matter.