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I mean it's a meme stock and nothing more.The DJT valuation is hilarious. $5 billion with just $839,000 in quarterly revenue.
I'm sure Trump would cut and run if he could.
That would require him to actually be smart.the interview crashed the X servers and nobody was able to watch
Elon Musk Blames DDOS Attack on X for Crashing Trump Interview
Musk promised the interview with Trump would proceed and be posted later for everyone to hear.gizmodo.com
Musk says it was a ddos but others are not so sure
You would think after the DeSantis interview they would have taken better steps
A ddos attack that didn't effect the rest of twitter? Or the same type of failure that happened when he interviewed Desantos?the interview crashed the X servers and nobody was able to watch
Elon Musk Blames DDOS Attack on X for Crashing Trump Interview
Musk promised the interview with Trump would proceed and be posted later for everyone to hear.gizmodo.com
Musk says it was a ddos but others are not so sure
You would think after the DeSantis interview they would have taken better steps
Trump's dentures?Trending on Twitter after that:
Dentures; Daffy Duck.
I listened to a couple clips, and yeah, he seems like he didn't tighten his dentures in (or he had a stroke). Slurring all his words like his teeth are falling out of his mouth. What a great way for him to not come across as way too old...
YesTrump's dentures?
damn, I wish there was a full link somewhere. I heard just a little bit of it and I actually do think it sounded like an audio problem. But I only heard a tiny fraction so I can't tell yet.
I also thought he has veneers.
Edit: By a full link somewhere I mean not on X, right now it is either down again or you have to login.
Well to me, sounds morning like audio issue. I'll just go with you're insane hahaI still can't tell. Am I insane? I still can't tell if that's him or the poor audio
Nah, that's 100% him. It's the same syllables that are being "slurred." And it does sound like someone who isn't wearing his false veneers. To me anyway.I still can't tell. Am I insane? I still can't tell if that's him or the poor audio
"Audio Compression" captured both over Twitter and this camera directly.
The whole JD Vance in drag thing is so funny not cuz drag is bad but just because the GoP is always trying so hard to be against that kind of stuff and for some weird reason it's always them that get caught doing it.
Yeah the media is getting pissy because Kamala hasn't been catering to them at all this cycle so now they're going to try and force her hand.I keep seeing and hearing on the news about how "Harris's honeymoon phase is going to end soon." Even on NPR. It's like the media and Trumps campaign are all like "okay we're over this now, when can we get back to the dirty divisive politics."
The whole JD Vance in drag thing is so funny not cuz drag is bad but just because the GoP is always trying so hard to be against that kind of stuff and for some weird reason it's always them that get caught doing it.
Classic projection. That shit runs deep.
NPR has shifted more to the right in recent times. Giving much more air time to right wing talking points.I keep seeing and hearing on the news about how "Harris's honeymoon phase is going to end soon." Even on NPR. It's like the media and Trumps campaign are all like "okay we're over this now, when can we get back to the dirty divisive politics."
Yeah, it's a defense mechanism. They do it with being gay a lot, the people who are the biggest homophobes keep getting caught with male prostitutes or whatever.
It's a hope that by being a huge ass and being vocally deprecating of the thing you are, it'll fool people into thinking you can't be that thing. It's a sheep in wolf's clothing situation, dressing like a predator to avoid being prey.
So they probably have a comparable number of people as the democrats do, that're LGBTQ+, but just vehemently denying or actively attacking that thing because of political or religious acceptability.
Article: Curtis Yarvin is a far-right 'intellectual' that wants to end democracy and install what I can only really describe as cyberpunk feudalism. He's suggested turning the United States into a patchwork of corporate fiefdoms ruled with absolute impunity by CEOs, as well as putting mandatory ankle monitors on all unemployed and poor people.
This sounds like a joke, but I'm serious. JD Vance is not just a fan of him intellectually, but also a personal friend. As someone who has known about Yarvin for several years, it's been really concerning seeing how he could potentially become a Rasputin-like figure in the event of a Trump victory. Beyond this, Yarvin has also spent many years advocating for what sounds eerily like Project 2025.
I think part of the reason for why this has gone under the radar of the media is that Yarvin is just so niche that it takes someone who is extremely online like myself to even know about it, and most people in the media do not fit that social profile. But that excuse doesn't really apply anymore, if even the Japanese media is catching on to all this.
I know this sounds like it might be hard to explain to politically unplugged people, but we gotta try. If this goes viral it could kill his support even further. And even beyond that, the American people deserve to know how many threats to democracy there are lurking beneath the public eye. Tell people you know, and spread the word on social media. These people have long been known only on niche corners of the Internet; they will wither if we drag them into the light of day.
Article: Following a brief stint as a lawyer, Vance moved to San Francisco. Eventually, he landed at Mithril Capital, a company co-founded by Thiel. He finished writing Hillbilly Elegy while there, and Thiel wrote a blurb praising it. When Vance moved back to Ohio and eventually started his own fund, Narya Capital, both Thiel and Marc Andreessen invested. When Vance ran for U.S. Senate in 2022, Thiel spent an unprecedented $15 million on the campaign and persuaded Trump to endorse him (Vance had previously compared Trump to Hitler). In 2024, Thiel led the charge to convince Trump to pick Vance as V.P.
Vance is a Thiel creation. And like his billionaire benefactor—who once wrote, "I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible"—Vance embraces a radical ideology hell-bent on destroying government as we know it. And they got these ideas, at least in part, from Yarvin.
Yarvin is the chief thinker behind an obscure but increasingly influential far-right neoreaction, or NRx, movement, that some call the "Dark Enlightenment." Among other things, it openly promotes dictatorships as superior to democracies and views nations like the United States as outdated software systems. Yarvin seeks to reengineer governments by breaking them up into smaller entities called "patchworks," which would be controlled by tech corporations.
"The basic idea of Patchwork is that, as the crappy governments we inherited from history are smashed, they should be replaced by a global spiderweb of tens, even hundreds, of thousands of sovereign and independent mini-countries, each governed by its own joint-stock corporation without regard to the residents' opinions," he wrote in Patchwork: A Political System for the 21st Century.
Each patchwork would be ruled by a "realm": a corporation with absolute power. Citizens would be free to move, but every other realm would also be ruled by corporate governments with chilling impunity. For example, Yarvin says the tech overlords of the San Francisco realm could arbitrarily decide to cut off its citizens' hands with no fear of legal consequences—because they're a sovereign power, beholden to no federal government or laws.
The realm, having sovereign power, can compel the resident to comply with all promises. Since San Francisco is not an Islamic state, it does not ask its residents to agree that their hand will be cut off if they steal. But it could. And San Francisco, likewise, can promise not to cut off its residents' hands until it is blue in the face—but, since it is a sovereign state, no one can enforce this promise against it.
In "Friscorp," as Yarvin calls the San Francisco realm, an all-seeing Orwellian surveillance system would enforce public safety: "All residents, even temporary visitors, carry an ID card with RFID response. All are genotyped and iris-scanned. Public places and transportation systems track everyone. Security cameras are ubiquitous. Every car knows where it is, and who is sitting in it, and tells the authorities both."
Vance has not advocated for realms—yet—but some of his most extreme ideas echo Yarvin. They're both fond of political purges, for instance. In a 2021 podcast interview, Vance was asked how to get liberals out of government institutions. "De-Nazification, De-Baathification," he replied. "I tend to think that we should seize the institutions of the left. And turn them against the left. We need like a de-Baathification program, a de-woke-ification program."
He predicted Trump would run again and win, then offered some advice: "I think that what Trump should do, if I was giving him one piece of advice: Fire every single midlevel bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state, replace them with our people." He added that Trump should defy any court orders that tried to halt this partisan purge of the civil service.
Yarvin calls this plan RAGE: Retire All Government Employees. It's captured perfectly in Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation's blueprint for a second Trump administration, which calls for firing an estimated 500,000 federal employees and dismantling entire agencies. If Trump wins, Vance may well be in charge of executing the plan.
At least it's only the Dems calling you. I'm getting texts and phone calls from Republicans begging for money while warning me about the radical socialist left and fighting wokeness. I suspect my elderly conservative dad my have accidentally provided my number to them at some point (because sometimes they call me by his first name) and I ended up on an endlessly recycled and re-sold mailing list, because blocking numbers and asking not to contact me anymore doesn't help.Ughhhh I forgot how much they fuckin text you after you donate one fuckin time
At least it's only the Dems calling you. I'm getting texts and phone calls from Republicans begging for money while warning me about the radical socialist left and fighting wokeness. I suspect my elderly conservative dad my have accidentally provided my number to them at some point (because sometimes they call me by his first name) and I ended up on an endlessly recycled and re-sold mailing list, because blocking numbers and asking not to contact me anymore doesn't help.
Also I get even more calls from police unions begging for money. One time I got four of those phone calls in a single day, despite asking each one to take me off their call list. I'm just going to start responding with acab and hanging up.
Same in Oklahoma. Probably the exact same robo call entirelyOh god I used to get Police Union calls a lot but they all started with the same automated Gruff White Guy Voice saying "Hello?"
So fucking scammy.
Yep. More specifically, mine will start off saying hello is Jerry there? Then it pauses, and you can give any kind of response, you can even say yes, and still it says oh well maybe YOU can help me, and then starts it spiel.Oh god I used to get Police Union calls a lot but they all started with the same automated Gruff White Guy Voice saying "Hello?"
So fucking scammy.
Yeah the media is getting pissy because Kamala hasn't been catering to them at all this cycle so now they're going to try and force her hand.
also this happened
He is a disgrace to the Kennedy name