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Good luck gaslighting the working class into believing their day to day situation is something it's not. "Don't believe your lying eyes. Your grocery bills and rent and gas and car and healthcare didn't go up, and you're closer to owning a house than before! It's the bad people telling you otherwise. Trust Us. Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad."
https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/05/politics/biden-administration...
The laws waived:
National Environmental Policy Act
Endangered Species Act
Federal Water Pollution Control Act (Clean Water Act)
National Historic Preservation Act
Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Migratory Bird Conservation Act
Clean Air Act
Archeological Resources Protection Act
Paleontological Resources Preservation Act
Safe Drinking Water Act
Noise Control Act
Solid Waste Disposal Act
Archaeological and Historic Preservation Act
Antiquities Act
Historic Sites, Buildings, and Antiquities Act
Farmland Protection Policy Act
National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act
National Fish and Wildlife Act of 1956
Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act
National Trails System Act
Administrative Procedure Act
Eagle Protection Act
Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
American Indian Religious Freedom Act
Federal Land Policy and Management Act
In doing so the species would improve critical thinking skills which can be applied to all information regardless of source. Which, I agree, was often BS to begin with. But in theory would be more difficult to skirt on by without notice if humanity upgraded their critical thinking.
"I Support The Current Thing" vs "I Oppose The Current Thing"
Those are no longer in fashion, mostly limited to one day a week, don't pay well or at all.
Now they can excercise their scolding from on high in the administrative layer of colleges and Fortune 500s all week and get paid for it.
Affirm that you believe in and will comply with our religion. That's bold. Is that even something explicitly religious colleges do? "Sign here to affirm your belief and work in Catholicism"?
What a strange time we live in.
They would prefer everyone using their app and not artifically limiting to a subset.
That's only something governments or captured corporations do and Twitter/X is neither. Although that could change and worth raising the possibility. Is there any way they could institute a hard constitution-like policy that could prevent it from ever sliding down that slope?
Preference falsification from engineers, which was normalized after James Damore had his character publicly assassinated. Throwing rotten tomatoes at him and screaming "shame shame" before chopping off his head was a warning to everyone else to keep quiet or echo the correct opinions.
There's a lot of tribal signaling and "don't hurt me I'm one of you".
Then there's a new brand of engineer, and some old gen converts, who are true believers in the new religion and programming is just a lucrative way to participate in late stage capitalism as a wage slave. Many among them are aggressive bullies and codify their beliefs into CoCs and concern themselves with purity testing.
> play moral police at the moment
Moral fashion police
Speaking of abusing systems, censors end up being the worst bad guys who imagine themselves as the good guys protecting you from the bad guys.
EFF understands the long history of this issue.
You also have to keep in mind the American entrepreneurial culture or DNA which has born fruit unlike any other system, and is even responsible for the very platform we're using right now. That's all about this idea that any individual can change the world.
It's been two weeks now. Does this mean that roughly 1,000 people died?