Social contract died a long time ago. Our society is almost entirely consequentialist now, with deontological ethics being dismissed as old fashioned. All of your actions are to be judged by the results they produce, and how many benefit. Just look at these Covid lockdowns. Under what authority do these states have to unilaterally shut down businesses and deny citizens their right to peaceably assemble? Were emergency legislature sessions called? No, often governors just ordered it to be so. And nobody disputes this, because "oh people would have died if they hadn't done the lockdowns immediately". Our culture is no longer able to sacrifice in order to preserve its own rights, it will readily give them up to secure safety and comfort.
Tucker has always seemed to be the one who actually knows how things are going. I can't imagine he's feeling much willingness to hold back after they attacked his family a few years back.
Isn’t Null’s ideal to keep 230 and reform banks, so that alternative platforms can receive the funding they need to thrive?
"9K comments"
TES exists but I thought it was mostly religious boomers simping for a guy who shits all over their values.
You might say they're... seething.
Yes, but the right never got that message. They have clung to that social contract for 30 years. Holding to it even when it was violated.
I hope for Fox and other news organizations to go bankrupt after this. One can dream.
Isn't it perjury if you lie on an affidavit? If so, this is YUUUGE. I'm not sure poll workers would be lying and risking jail time for what looks like, let's face it, a Hail Mary on Trump's part.
don’t you get those incessant texts? Just google “winred”
Trump supporters are just the weirdest people.
that's also why they also only ever said they were disputed instead of going full deboonker, hedging their bets
