Libba

Here’s the best layout of a presentation I’ve seen in a long time, especially from a politician. What Trump & Company has is doing must be more corrupt, even openly corrupt than any president in history.

@Reg, if you were considering adding this video to Sunday School, I will (or you can) steer readers to it, below.

@Enco, I’d love to hear your…[Read more]

PopeBeanie,

Character assassination is trending, alongside digression from the original or most productive topic. It’s a Bannon/Trump political (and authoritarian) tactic, tossing in flurries of accusation, invective, and dubious or irrelevant information, requiring heroic focus to maintain or return to positive, on-topic interaction… toward act…

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TheEncogitationer wrote:
I’m not character assasinating the Left. The Left is already nihilisticly suicidal. I’m just providing them the cigarettes, Jagermeister, and fat back to do it to themselves.

Character assassination is trending, alongside digression from the original or most productive topic. It’s a Bannon/Trump political (and aut…[Read more]

TheEncogitationer wrote:
And the capital and most of the underlying ideas for all of it came from the West. Credit where credit is due indeed

Science grows based on what discoveries and developments came before.

The claim that Russia’s postwar successes were all (every single one, apparently) based on ideas that came from “the West” (as if…[Read more]

Belle Rose,

Here’s what you and your family are up against. Your miles may vary, depending on your status and the papers to prove it.

One thing is for sure from the history of Mexican immigration law: The powers that be in Mexico owe Donald Trump and the rest of the world a serious apology.

Mexican Nationality…[Read more]

Belle Rose,

There’s no relief to be found south of the border. Not merely is there a drug war between the Mexican government and the Cartels, but Trump early on talked of sending U.S. troops into that mess. You and your son and anyone else would be worse off down there.

Pay attention to the iteneraries between the U.S. And Mexico. The traffic…[Read more]

Unseen,

The questions you pose are very hypothetical and are thus unanswerable. They are also polluted by unstated and/or unsupported assumptions and presumptions.

Not hypothetical questions but all too real. And like the unstated assumptions and presumptions that AI requires capital to build, energy to run, and free minds to create it.

A…

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Robert,

Do Americans even have the credibility to condemn authoritarian dictatorships these days? Our new allies are North Korea and Russia. Our enemies are Europe, Canada and Mexico.

The U.S. Government has no credibility here, but U.S. Citizens have the credibility to condemn the human rights records of any regime at home or abroad. And as…[Read more]

As for me, I can’t wait to get the hell out of here…

@Robert

America is dumber than a box of hammers

Yes. I can’t wait to get the hell out of this country.

For years me and my ex-husband have been arguing about getting my son his dual citizenship to Mexico (I am for it, his dad is not). Now that things are going in this direction, I’m questioning whether it would be a good thing or not because I’m…[Read more]

_Robert_ wrote:
Do Americans even have the credibility to condemn authoritarian dictatorships these days? Our new allies are North Korea and Russia. Our enemies are Europe, Canada and Mexico.

Exactly. Trump is ignoring the “coequal branches” thing and is using his chief executive role to ruin America. Whatever America’s faults, he’s taking us…[Read more]

Do Americans even have the credibility to condemn authoritarian dictatorships these days? Our new allies are North Korea and Russia. Our enemies are Europe, Canada and Mexico.

TheEncogitationer wrote:
My concern is not with being “balanced” but being right.

If by “right” you mean “to the right”  then yeah, I get it.

The questions you pose are very hypothetical and are thus unanswerable. They are also polluted by unstated and/or unsupported assumptions and presumptions.

A lot of the criticism of Russia, yours incl…[Read more]

Ukraine was not “part of Russia” in the sense of always being a subordinate region—it had distinct periods of autonomy and foreign rule. Russia gradually annexed much of Ukraine in the 17th and 18th centuries, fully integrating it into the Russian Empire by the late 18th century. While it was a republic of the USSR, it had its own identity, c…[Read more]

Reg,

From the story:

Instead, the Presidio Trust was formed, creating a public-private partnership that lessened the financial burden on the Department of the Interior and garnered bipartisan support. The agency would get federal money to help it transition from an Army base and work closely with the National Park Service, but it had to become…

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PopeBeanie,

Well that’s one way to not relevantly address anything he presented in his video. You’re off on an anti-left character assassination mission or something, and I’m not interested in following that tangent.

I’m not character assasinating the Left. The Left is already nihilisticly suicidal. I’m just providing them the cigar…[Read more]

Some more info on the Presidio Trust.

TheEncogitationer wrote:
PopeBeanie, Bernie Sanders supported the Soviet Union that created Vladamir Putin and the Putineers, and Bernie still wants their saw-bones health care system for Americans. And lest we forget, Elon Musk was embraced by the Left when the Eco Wackos thought that cars powered by Lead, acid, and Heavy Metal batteries but…

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Unseen,

My concern is not with being “balanced” but being right.

Ask the Brave AI how well AI would fare under Russia which wouldn’t have any high-tech if it wasn’t provided by the West, and when the economy didn’t and still doen’t produce enough power for humans let alone machines.

Ask the Brave AI how AI would fare in a society where the…[Read more]