@nykc77@BastardLabor@FuckFascists101@DanielW_X@allenanalysis@grok If a bunch of people wrote a million articles that lie about your penchant to eat pizza with ketchup, I can ask Grok or any AI to see who eats the most pizza with ketchup, and your name would come up if there aren't other countering data on the internet. AI/ML steals public data.
@Casper324B@CajunblueD@factpostnews How many presidents do we want to go back historically?
Can we focus on the problem that are happening right now?
I love using whataboutism as much as anyone, but let's focus on what needs to be fixed right now.
@JoJoFromJerz It's pretty insane that the amount of resources that we spend not even just on the election campaigns alone, would be enough to fund so many social and welfare programs in most US states. But I get it, we need to maintain this sports team mentality so citizens can remain divided.
@wecandobetter0@FarmingVirgina@ImBreckWorsham Indeed. The whataboutism is so misguided and really shows peak political bias. I don't want to see any children being involved in our wars and be casualties of our geopolitical conflicts, no matter the countries involved. The far right is difficult to reason with.
Netanyahu walked into the United Nations expecting a global audience—and instead got rows of empty seats.
As he took the podium, diplomats from more than 50 countries walked out. An Israeli tally later counted 77 delegations left the chamber when he entered to speak.
Nothing says “greatest ally” quite like delivering a speech to a half-empty room.
Whatever Netanyahu came to say, a significant number of governments had already decided they had no interest in hearing it.
I love that for him.
@KCFanSince89@ReallyAmerican1 It was pretty wild because people used to make fun of George W Bush for only having won due to the voting machines being so easy to tamper with as part of the reason.
We used to clown him but now we have an actual clown as POTUS. I don't hate Trump btw, but his policies only.
@ladymermatron@DaSud@westindimade We should be concerned about protecting those workers to not engage in criminal offenses instead of pursuing the civil matter by making the home owner legally liable for the payment with a lien and through small claims court. But that's a different topic.
@ladymermatron@DaSud@westindimade Ma'am, that is a standard privacy fence, not a wooden post meant to be built around farm animals or barrier walls to take serious kinetic force. It's quite easy to take down with a combination of angry unpaid workers with muscles, skills and a giant sledgehammer.
@Skytle_Pie@TylRayy@Steviejoebrown@jaytheprofit@westindimade We need to be careful to not confuse a civil vs criminal matter.
Unpaid contract is civil in most cases. Once the fence was put up and the workers asked to leave, it's multiple criminal offenses and no longer about payment in the eyes of our justice system, no matter how angry.
@Skytle_Pie@TylRayy@Steviejoebrown@jaytheprofit@westindimade I am on the side of the construction company here, regardless of political affiliations that this is making it out to be.
But they are essentially taking incredible risks to ruin their business with multiple criminal offenses placed on their workers and their company brand.
@Skytle_Pie@TylRayy@Steviejoebrown@jaytheprofit@westindimade We don't know the full story. But even if the owner was a true asshole and purposely refused to pay for the privacy fences, criminal mischief is not the avenue to pursue no matter how good that feels.
Karma hits back one way or another, maybe not immediate but eventually.
@Skytle_Pie@TylRayy@Steviejoebrown@jaytheprofit@westindimade Then the rights of the workers must comply with trespassing laws and proceed with legal actions and put a legal lien on his property while pursuing small claims court.
Once the owner demanded that they leave, unfortunately for the workers, it is criminal trespassing and theft.
@TylRayy@Steviejoebrown@jaytheprofit@Skytle_Pie@westindimade I'm on the side of the construction company mostly.
But if the owner revoked their right to enter his yard/property, it is criminal trespassing and I would be surprised the police officers just stood unless it's a really corrupt small town or doing wherever they want.
@DaSud@SlickAssTJ@westindimade It's a privacy fence and not a barrier fence meant to have a strong foundation to take serious kinetic force. The types of fences that we see in comedy movies toppling over when someone jumps on it is far more realistic than being able to support a 200 pound guy hopping over it.
@DaSud@westindimade A combination of anger, resolve, seasoned strong working body and a big ass sledgehammer can take down our flimsy American walls and engineered wooden fences quite easily.
But what they did is still a criminal offense and should take the owner to small claims court instead.
@BaconOverlord@SteveTwoPoint0@Madximilian Why won't you just admit that Trump is a terrible president and there has to be better Republican candidates that this guy? Not Vance either, nor Rubio.
He single handedly contributed to one third of our national debt. Fiscal responsibility and accountability, right?
@BaconOverlord@SteveTwoPoint0@Madximilian How delusional to think that most of our existing laws were created that way. But hey, have at it. Keep grasping at straws to fight the good fight. Get rid of all undocumented people finally, then go back to making America great again, yeah? Pretty please? lol