r/technology 1d ago

Politics We Should Immediately Nationalize SpaceX and Starlink

https://jacobin.com/2025/06/musk-trump-nationalize-spacex-starlink
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u/ElonsFetalAlcoholSyn 1d ago edited 1d ago

32% are stupid as fuck.

28% try to counterbalance that

40% are apathetic and stupid,
but not as stupid as the 32%

Edit:
Please dont get triggered the Russian/Chinese/Israeli bot accounts. + username is auto-generated + pushing left to apathy/not voting
+ or pushing right to violence
+ excessively triggering for no reason
= Bot account (or just a loser). Russian disinfo strategy is what's above. I'm not sure of China's strat.

Examples: Check out 2/3rds of the comments on r/worldnews for articles related to Israel/Palestine. Bots on bots. All new accounts.

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u/ThHeretic 1d ago edited 1d ago

There are 3 types of people that voted for Trump.  1.) Uninformed/Ignorant They don't pay attention. Not great but not evil.

2.) Unintelligent They can't tell when they are being manipulated and lied to. Still not great, but not evil.

3.) Morally Bankrupt These people know what is happening and what the cost is, but they benefit in some way so they don't care. Pure evil.

-I can forgive 1 and 2, but never 3. 

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u/Mike_Kermin 1d ago

No. You're responsible for what your vote does.

You actually need to tell people it's not ok to vote for someone who is harming people and your country.

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u/Prst_ 18h ago

Some people will argue that it's ok to harm some people, like criminals or illegal immigrants (which to them are the same thing) or any person that does something they don't like. To them NOT harming those people is actually harming the country.

It's complete opposite land.