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OF creators have to go through a rigorous process to verify themselves. I can't imagine reddit doing anything close to that, but I might be wrong. If not, it will be a playground for scammers and stolen content.

Zumal ironischerweise Ungleichheit primär für einen Großteil der darüberstehenden Dinge verantwortlich ist.

You have my respect. I'm guessing all the mods with a tad of integrity left during this time, leaving their subreddits closed

It was wild how spineless most of them were when the API stuff happened, and it showed how attached they are to their little bubble of power.

And some of them acted even more pathetic with virtue signaling.

Like the r/de mods allowed memes for a full week in "protest". Such rebels... they sure showed spez with that one...

Didn't they just rename an existing agency? Nonetheless they need to be stopped.

"Do you think only calling out democrats when they use harsher language is effective journalism?"

Yep. If I learned anything in the last 15 years, it's that conservatives do not care about hypocrisy. As long as their team wins, it doesn't matter to them at all how they won.

They are banking on a full fascist takeover. Right wing media has successfully brainwashed them into thinking that white males are the most unfairly treated group in the US, and that it will be a white utopia once they take away the rights of everyone else. Those are the "long term gains" these people are talking about.

If they get sued and it gets to the discovery phase, they might have to actually provide all training data used, and I'm almost certain there is a lot more stolen content in there. But sadly, it will probably not come to that, because they have money.

I wonder what exactly would happen if states stopped complying with the federal government.

I'm sure the first thing Trump would do is cut federal funding, but he and his goons are already doing that anyway...

They also wouldn't be able to export a single car to a any country with fuel efficiency regulations.