Yes it is. Privacy is astonishingly bad here. You buy a house, your name, phone and address are a matter of public record. The phone companies are fighting at court against the FCC because they claim they can sell our location data, and the FCC fined them for it.
The U.S. army executed several of its soldiers and a few British ones for the crime of rape during WW2.
Considering a typical horse produces about 1-14 HP*, it’s possible to run the horse for several hours at a time, change a battery, and run an efficient router off of it each day.
*sauce: https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/how-much-horsepower-does-a-horse-have
I think he is. He could’ve and should’ve done so much more. But he didn’t out of stupidity.
That’s an insult to cock fellators everywhere.
I’m partial to The Cheeto Freak, but this works.
Democracy, hopefully.
Will he finally start a party? Please?
Why don’t you change the subject a third time? I’ve been told it’s “the charm”.
They deconstructed that faulty argument in that post well enough, no need to keep bringing it up.
That’s the point. He was objectively all bad.
No it doesn’t.
The keys don’t make a distinction, because the people don’t either.
I know several. They think they’ll be spared for their green cards and citizenships. They don’t realize they are not Americans in the new sense of the word, and the rule of law has been suspended by the Supreme Court. They’re just further down the line. A fascist government needs “an enemy within”. They’ll keep churning through groups, redefining the enemy to hold on to power.
If you shift the spectrum enough, you get Radar.
Do you have federated channels? Like matrix, lemmy, mastodon, etc.?
Not as a public record, but it is demanded as information for so many silly things. There’s the obvious medical records, for which it makes sense (certain diseases are more prevalent in certain ethnicities). But then schools, banks, … it’s mind boggling just how much they care about it. And except for medical records, there are basically no laws protecting your sensitive data, and it gets sold at incredibly low prices.