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This is another example that people confuse politics with partisanship.
The funniest (not funny) part is that as soon as its over they are going to thrown Trump under the bus and say they were against this all along.
Millennial tradition of getting screwed at every stage of life will continue into the afterlife
I still think that the Iran strategy is to get the gulf countries to get US troops out in exchange for free navigation in Hormuz and they are closer to this goal than what ever the hell this administration goal is for Iran.
Israeli goal of state collapse for Iran and pure chaos is still ?
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I think a better approach to this and to crush the social media companies is to make it illegal to collect data in a particular user and to sell date from user.
No individualized algorithm and no mass databases of user profiles.
And the other thing is that he has very normal liberal international politics and just assumes those are base line normal for everyone so its not politics - which is what every non political person thinks (except the underlying politics changes)
This is why when people argue that its not Israel its the Netanyahu government I respond with that Israelis opposition dislike Netanyahu for other reasons but his foreign policy and occupation policy isn't the reason why they hate him
What Matt misses is that we want dems to win in red states even when they advocate for things we don't like and even when they won't vote for certain things - but we dont want their policies on those topics implemented. These should be things Peltola can't deliver. More sense like that it changes
My favorite example is Honorverse where Weber clearly starts out as center right thinking all the liberal, progressives and right wing were evil hypocrites and halfway in the series his politics change to center left and he becomes a normie lib modernizing space Mormons and space ex soviet Republic
We need just enough red state senators that we have the votes to pass a democratic agenda with minimum home state policy concessions - without their ability to drive policy nationwide
