HalloweenSnarry
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HalloweenSnarry
18d ago
nobody gets more than 1/220 of the fault if nothing happens, which isn't a lot of fault.
Eh, I think the more that a bill's vote becomes a close thing (or is forecasted to be a close thing), the proportion of fault for a given congressperson can rise in accordance with how decisive their vote could be. At least, this is how it works with both legacy and social media.
HalloweenSnarry
18d ago
My possibly-naive guess: those clusters were being used for crypto-mining before that took a nosedive a few years ago, and weren't just sold off.
HalloweenSnarry
20d ago
If we were to go with your framing, perhaps Romney and his fellow old-style Republicans did presume the Deep State would work for them and not Obama, because they had good heuristic reasons to believe so at that time.
HalloweenSnarry
23d ago
But at the same time, is it not true that the fighters of the Syrian Civil War were an utter minority compared to the total population of the country? And yet now the old government is gone and the country may well be in utter chaos that dwarfs the civil war.
What I'm saying is, don't discount the potential of the left in inciting a civil war, the critical mass needed for a social breakdown may be smaller than you assume.
HalloweenSnarry
23d ago
Isn't the term "custodian?"
HalloweenSnarry
29d ago
Oh man, I think I saw the trailer for that, and it looked like the kind of crappy 80's cheese I love.
HalloweenSnarry
29d ago
I imagine the fantasy is a job that's hard, but very rewarding, with a side of camaraderie.
I wouldn't say that's intelligence, per se, but evolutionary instincts doing what they're supposed to.
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