Rindogang

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on Krasnov Gambit · c/memes · 3 pts · 23d

Donald Trump is the most American thing ever. Calling him a foreign asset requires mental gymnastics and a willful ignorance of the last 10, 50....no, hell 100 years of what the United States has done around the world

He represents the values of the American nation because they voted for him

on The economy · c/usa · 14 pts · 27d

How much more pain can the US economy really withstand? I keep hearing about the mismanagement and how costly their mistakes have been (the Iran war, overspending on AI compared to China, the US debt, etc.)

I keep hearing over and over that they are messing up, but when will their economy actually collapse? This might sound ignorant I'm sorry. I genuinely don't understand how they are still alive

Oh please. If you were truly anti authoritarian you’d recognize that a state enforcing the will of one group over another is authoritarianism, but when it’s a side you like, you don’t call it that

And Russia is often not considered European simply because it's fighting the West for resources... for the exact same reason Latin America is excluded from the ''West'' despite its culture

Ummm if you're really serious about privacy wouldn't you have already switched to GrapheneOS and Linux? Like people who actually care about this stuff avoid Google, Microsoft... and proprietary software like the plague

If surveillance is the worry shouldn't that same skepticism apply beyond just China? I dunno it kinda feels less about privacy and more about a specific distrust, you know?

on "but human nature" · c/memes · 19 pts · 105d

Yeah true but humans have evolved to cooperate on a large scale, unlike most primates

The violence we see today has nothing to do with culture clashes or a lack of evolution... it’s driven by inequality. And the state wasn't created to solve coordination problems, it emerged from inequality to protect those who had too much

on "but human nature" · c/memes · 37 pts · 105d

Yeah... people forget that ancient humans survived through cooperation long before states existed and the fights they did have were mostly just over territory and resources. Not some deep evil ''human nature''