realcaseyrollins @ realcaseyrollins @thelemmy.club

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They don't actually seem that nice to me

Yes 👍🏾

I see, that's a fair take 👍🏾

Like Trump?

The AP is a straight news organization, I'm sure there are plenty of left wing articles about the situation that mention that though.

If what you say is true, they are guilty of crimes and should be prosecuted. I think the DOJ is unlikely to do this. What legitimate reason would the DOJ have to not prosecute these people?

If they said that they'd be lying. Her campaign's post uses the word "their", insinuating that it's referring to both Tim and Laura, and most of the clip has Tim Pool saying Democrats who've committed crimes should go to jail (NOT Democrats who oppose Trump should go to jail), and excludes the fact that Tim STRONGLY disagreed with Laura saying that those Democrats mentioned should be executed, to the point of shutting down the episode immediately, publicly condemning the statements multiple times, and insinuating that she is banned from coming back on the show ever again.

https://x.com/KamalaHQ/status/1829950849482694938

Johnson is an outspoken Trump supporter and internet personality who was fired from BuzzFeed after the company found evidence he’d plagiarized other works.

This is interesting. I never liked the guy. Could never put my finger on exactly why, but he always seemed fishy to me.

Isn't that just trickling down from the DOJ though? The article says:

The U.S. Justice Department doesn’t allege any wrongdoing by the influencers, some of whom it says were given false information about the source of the company’s funding. Instead, it accuses two employees of RT, a Russian state media company, of funneling nearly $10 million to a Tennessee-based content creation company for Russia-friendly content.

The U.S. Justice Department doesn’t allege any wrongdoing by the influencers, some of whom it says were given false information about the source of the company’s funding. Instead, it accuses two employees of RT, a Russian state media company, of funneling nearly $10 million to a Tennessee-based content creation company for Russia-friendly content.

I'd short it now but that's a relatively high-risk play. You can lose a lot of money shorting and I don't have that type of money to lose.

I don't think we should interfere in anyone else's elections, and until we stop, we have no right to complain when other people do it to us.

I'm still kicking myself for not buying this stock when it first came out. It would have been one of the easiest stocks to time properly. Now it's useless.

I saw an X thread that alleged that Lauren Chen and her husband were the ones who worked with the Russians and tricked the other commentators, although they thought that things looked a lil bit fishy.

https://x.com/AGHamilton29/status/1831429242292465879

But that's not proof, just an X thread, I'd like to see more analysis on this.

Edit: Which NPR show did you listen to? I'd like to hear that episode.

The article itself doesn't say that, it's just the headline. Looks like it did its job.

Yeah there are very few American commentators I'd actually believe are Russian assets except for Tucker Carlson, who has had a pattern of supporting not just authoritarian Russian policy but authoritarian China policy dating even back to his Fox News show (I believe Russia and China are allies)

I will need to look more into what is happening but the timing of things are starring to look very strange...Signal's CEO getting arrested and now Tim Pool getting labeled a Russian asset after he decides to sue Kamala Harris for defamation...hmm...

Big government usually has more power to do more harm than big government, as the state has a monopoly on violence to a degree.

What about ourselves? We interfere in elections all the time. We basically installed Zelensky ourselves if I understand the situation correctly.

Raise the barrier to voting access and see how quickly the disenfranchised, poor, and working class voting numbers plummet.

Why can't they vote in person?

Edit: Nothing really to say about the most recent cases of voter fraud, eh?

Which ones? Tell me about them.