Re: Musk et al.

On Mo 17 Feb 2025 at 09:10, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:

Computer Nerd Kev wrote:
>

I've been voting against it for years in Aus. Annoyingly at the
last federal election the rules for political parties were changed
which meant the parties most opposed to such things were all too
small to be included, so I couldn't even vote for them anymore!
>
What's the good of democracy if you can't even con yourself into
thinking you're doing something to oppose things you don't want
the government to do by voting against them? No wonder fringe
groups are getting more radical if democracy here won't even let
them in anymore.

>
Yeah, I've been wondering if the supression in Germany against AfD in
Germany won't backlash.  The evil fsckers (the liberal suppressors,
that is).

There is no suppression at all. They can freely spread their nazi
propaganda everywhere - on the net, on tv etc.

It's enough to make me want to move, but to where? To where?
Certainly not to the USA, they're worse again.

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I think we're better-off than most, in the West.  We're not getting
thrown in jail for "mean" social media posts, for example.

No, you only get fired when you do climate research.

'Andreas

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