Re:Your compliance obligations under the UK’s Online Safety ...
by ok123456 on Monday July 11, 2022 @12:52PM
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>That's like calling 9/11 "a few planes being temporarily diverted from their flight paths".
Yeah it wasn't 9/11. It was more like a 2005 myspace flash-mob that was part of a poorly thought out product promotion.
> ... popular vote ...
We don't elect by the simple popular vote. Amend the constitution to change the rules. By the current rules, it was a squeaker. The "battle ground states" are battle grounds not because of widespread voter suppression, but because the brand of the other team is so bad there.
> You're advocating for terrorism.
Yeah. Medicare for all is terrorism I guess.
That's like calling 9/11 "a few planes being temporarily diverted from their flight paths".
The facts[0] paint a different picture:
"13 percent of those nearly 700 arrested as of early December are members of militia groups like the Oath Keepers or extremist groups like the Proud Boys."
> could have been avoided by winning by clear and resounding margins
If you don't care about the clear and resounding margin of the popular vote, or care about the voter suppression efforts in red states, or the fact that Biden won 74 more electoral votes than Trump, then I don't know what to tell you.
> by having a track record of passing legislation that people want
You're basically saying "Unless the winners pass exactly the legislation that the losers want, then the losers will resort to violence". You're advocating for terrorism. Anyway, you might be surprised to know that the Republicans had control of at least half of the legislature since 2015, so the 1/6 rioters really should have directed most of their anger towards the GOP.
[0] https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2022/01/january-6-capito...