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Cake day: June 22nd, 2023

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  • They are extremely cult-like about Taco. I saw one of them put one of those stupid “never give up” shirts [1] on their kids and went out in public with it last summer. I mean, what the actual hell. Who knows if the spell will every break with the true believers. Even if Taco were to stroke out on live tv and shit his diaper, they’d probably blame that on Hillary or Biden or Hunter’s hard drive, oops, I mean, “laptop”. These people are fucking crazy.

    [1] The pose where he was thinking “photo-op” right after the shattered glass hit his ear.


  • I seem to recall reading one of the divisive things the cipherpunks on their mailing list discussion was about untraceable digital money (before Bitcoin) and the thought experiment about just this very kind of thing (minus the siren server like GoFundMe, because why would you want that in the mix if you were doing this kind of thing).

    Not that anyone set it up, and the many proposals around digital cash did not really gain traction until 2009 or so…but this was from the 90s.












  • What? You mean Taco’s stuff ends up as a tax that I get to pay?

    Also, I’m waiting until Taco goes after every outlet reporting on this in the same way his SpokesBarbie said Amazon listing the cost of tariffs would be a “hostile and political act”. At some point, any honest reporting of economics may become a “hostile and political act”.

    The Orwellians in the WH can then start to correct the history of Biden’s economic data to match their bullshit rhetoric about how an actually very healthy economy was actually the “worst ever”. Even if we all lived through it and saw with our own eyes the true version of events, we’ll be gaslit by repetition about how truly awful the Biden years were, lol. (Doesn’t help that a lot of people keep helping the qons in this, by the way).




  • It infringes on what many in the US see as a basic human right: the ability to own and drive a car.

    That Stockholm Syndrome is so wild to me - the car culture was foisted onto Americans. Even if you expose them to information about how this came to be, they still insist that driving back and forth 1+ hours every weekday from tract housing to the city for a job, with no truly viable public transit, is the peak of freedom and prosperity. And they have to spend lots of time, energy and money (and toxic inputs) into a lawn in many cases, too, mandated by HOAs. Eating up lots of their free time…

    If you ever engage with some of these people that are so entrenched in their thinking about this, they’ll act like the only other offering is some kind of WEF-ian “you’ll own nothing and be happy”, as if there is nothing else on the table but those two options - suburbian hellscape that requires a car to do anything at all, or…some kind of dystopian thing that WEF is accused of wanting to impose.