This seems somewhat relevant

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/21534416/free-state-project-new-hampshire-libertarians-matthew-hongoltz-hetling

Are there way more Australians on Lemmy than I expected, or are people up voting you you of confusion?

Agree, but I think there are lots of people who are a bit more on the fence, or playing around with ideas. If someone says something stupid out of ignorance or inexperience, and they get blasted for it, they probably aren’t gonna learn much from it, and they might go hang out with the people who responded well to it…

Obviously if you try and it turns out they understand what they are saying, and are doing it intentionally, they can get fucked. Problem is it’s hard to tell sometimes, and not many people have the capacity to tolerate that behaviour enough to find out.

Why is this so funny? It’s fucking stupid 😂

Kinda wild that this is happening just prior to a Trump presidency again. I can’t imagine the response is going to get stronger after Jan 20.

Yes! If you want to take the next step, you could consider murdering a fossil fuel corporation CEO!

Did we though

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I’ve also been wondering that. Seems like news about the incoming trump admin is 10:1 against the outgoing administration. I don’t think that happened in 2016?

That seems very cheap? Considering all the sunshine he must recurve from various industries

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Sure, but that’s a long way from reading it

Become president/buy a president. Same diff.

Gotta be able to compete in the rolling coal market

I didn’t know what it was, so I looked it up. Their description is here:

https://blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/2024/08/22/ppa-update/

It sounds interesting… It also sounds like it will fail, because Mozilla seems to think that trackers are primarily interested in collecting ad stats, and that targeted advertising is less critical, but I think in reality it’s the other way around, and advertisers won’t accept such a limited solution.

Except Kyle Gass