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  • You wouldn't be imprisoned. That would imply due process and habeas corpus.

    Enemies of the regime will be disappeared.

    I'm not trying to make you feel bad. I just think this is where we are at the moment and I have a hard time not thinking about it.

  • Translation, workers should get in his way as much as possible.

    He needs staff to do their jobs so he can accomplish his agenda. He can not do that if faced with disobedience. It's not like he is capable of doing any staff members jobs.

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  • I'm so glad my tax dollars are being spent to reduce the influence of gays and minorities on our military.

    There surely isn't a better use of time or funds of the us military this very moment.

  • https://archive.ph/1sC0H

    There are many, many theories on this. In March, Alex Nowrasteh and Ryan Bourne of the libertarian Cato Institute tried to organize them into “six theoretical models for understanding DOGE’s action to date”:

    1. DOGE is seeking to purge progressive influence within the federal government.
    2. DOGE is a scaled-up public version of Musk’s style of corporate restructuring applied to the federal government.
    3. DOGE is the first step of a public relations campaign to build popular support for spending cuts.
    4. DOGE is an essential component of a Trump administration legal challenge to expand the president’s power of impoundment.
    5. DOGE provides political cover for Congress to be even more fiscally irresponsible.
    6. DOGE is about self-interest and cronyism.
    7. DOGE is building a surveillance state or, if you prefer, a less-siloed government.