lucienmaxwell

Matter might be what you’re looking for. They basically give you an email address to submit for newsletters but things addressed there end up in a feed inside the Matter app.

This is pretty true. I currently use Brave as my personal browser and use Vivaldi for work. Been doing this for at least a year and am very satisfied.

> This is where I really respect China, they actually act.

When they have an ethnic or religious group they don’t want as part of their society, they put them in concentration camps.

It’s super effective!

This is actually not true at all, especially if you consider wings or movements within the two dominant parties. Examining American political history over the past century reveals all sorts of differing views on the Founding, including a president that was openly hostile to many of their thoughts and ideals (Wilson).

Part of the general trend of radical adherence to the Founding is an understanding of the equally radical philosophies they championed and that many (if not all) of these are universal and timeless. Rights like being able to say just about anything without being detained or killed by your government don’t expire — they’re central to liberty, period.

Also, the Enlightenment was a movement very much based in rational thinking. There’s lots of American political rhetoric based in emotion, but respect and adoration for the Founding is hardly the worst of it.