TylerBourbon

joined 4 months ago
[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 7 points 4 weeks ago

The worst kind of antisemitismn, according to Isreal.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 22 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Ok look I voted for Kamala but if a candidate fails can we please run someone one else? You don't run the same person over again because the same people who felt like she was forced down their throats are still going feel like she's being forced down their throats.

And the same bs that was used against her will be used again. But people eat yhay shit up which is why it works.

And her tactics of bring out appealing to Republicans again is probably whay she'll do again and that's going to lose more dem voters.

The corporate Dems need to go away.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 3 points 3 months ago (1 children)

I dont believe AI will ever be more than essentially a parlar trick that fools you into thinking it's intelligent when it's really just a more advanced tool like excel compared to pen and paper or an abacus.

The real threat will be people who fool themselves into thinking it's more than that and that it's word is law, like a diety. Or worse, the people that do understand that but like various religious and political leaders that used religion to manipulate people, the new AI Pope's will try and do the same manipulation but with AI.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 5 points 4 months ago

"Give yer balls a tug, ya MAGAt bastard!!" lol

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 5 points 4 months ago

Not to mention so very many of the Americans in the states that border Canada would probably be more than willing to aid the Canadian efforts.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 11 points 4 months ago (1 children)

wish that were true if you had Dutch ancestors. My maternal Grandfather immigrated with his parents when he was a little boy and came through Ellis Island. I've tried looking before, but from what I could, that wouldn't qualify me for Dutch citizenship, sadly. Otherwise, I'd probably jump at it.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 24 points 4 months ago

Republicans and Church leaders everywhere are terrified.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 27 points 4 months ago

Seriously, I think porcelain is less fragile than Elonia's ego. I'm definitely concerned about his volume increasing on calling for blatantly tyrannical actions. I hope one day in the future, justice is done and he is investigated and charged for any crimes he may have committed.
Though I'm not going to hold my breath.
Does anyone else get the sense that he is exactly the type of person who would go out the way the OG Nazi leaders went out? I.e. self self-deletion as opposed to accepting his loss and facing punishment like someone with courage.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 64 points 4 months ago (1 children)

I don't see this as Germany leaving history in the past, but being smart to protect their future so the that the lessons of the past mean something.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 3 points 4 months ago

Right? I don't recall Satan killing anyone in the Bible, whereas God killed almost everyone.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 19 points 4 months ago

He's such a cry baby. Last month he was calling empathy a western weakness, and dancing around with a chainsaw on a stage with glee about all the people he had fired and was going to fire. But oh, someone laughs at his stock going down, and that's evil?

Chill the F out there princess.

[–] TylerBourbon@lemmy.world 6 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) (1 children)

I just do not understand how Steven Miller became.... well, Steven Miller. His mother grew up with Left Wing parents, but apparently Miller's parents have gone pretty Far Right after Trump took office the first time.

At least some members of the Miller family aren't vile monsters, as his own uncle wrote this about him.

“I have a huge family,” David Glosser said during an appearance on CNN on Tuesday. “I wouldn’t offer to speak for my entire family, but dozens of family members encouraged me to push forward with this.”

Glosser said he also didn’t expect to change Miller’s stance on immigration following the release of his fiery editorial on Monday.

“It appears he made his entire political and personal career on this single issue for reasons that I don’t really know,” he said.

“The reason I wrote it now is because the administration has had an increasingly hostile posture towards desperate people trying to get into the country,” Glosser said, adding that he had already been posting his opinions on the country’s immigration policies for the “past year or two.” {mosads} “But various members of the family, as well as myself, thought I could no longer remain … [a] quiet voice on the subject in light of the incarceration of all these children,” Glosser continued, calling the Trump administration’s controversial immigration policies implemented in the past several months an “inexcusable cruelty.”

Though Glosser said he hasn’t had much communication with Miller in the past 10 years he said writing the critical editorial of his nephew was difficult.

“I write this more in sadness than in anger,” adding that he has not been interested in “public notoriety.”

“But, as I say, I felt it was incumbent upon me to raise my voice to let people know that this is a country of immigrants. Our family were immigrants, in fact they we were refugees,” Glosser said. “If my ancestors had not immigrated to the United States when they did, if they waited a few more years until 1924, the door would’ve been shut.”

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/401714-stephen-millers-uncle-dozens-of-family-members-told-me-to-speak/

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