The images speak for themselves, but every boot-sniffing, spineless suburbanite who conflates what ICE is doing with "law enforcement" and “protection” from “criminals” should take a good hard look at exactly where that leads. Every time.

It’s this right here. Uniformed thugs with rifles getting rid of State-declared “undesirables.”

“But they wouldn’t come after me.” They tell themselves, as that old quote goes.

The cops are doing this too, to the surprise of nobody. I guess terrorism isn’t against the law anymore, as long as you’ve got a uniform and an acronym, apparently.

The fact anybody’s okay with ANYBODY being treated like this on their own soil is a mirror into the rotten depravity that’s taken root in their souls.

They’re totally sleeping on

“We’re gonna build up Walz, and make Trump/ICE pay for it!”

I think we were all hoping that some loveable genius was quietly subverting their surveillance state and getting a view of the outside world via Team Fortress 2, but, yeah, if it’s not North Korea’s fattest man, it’s probably a high ranking military crony.

. . .Hey just musing here but that sounds like a kinda hilariously easy doxx. You don’t think they’d keep state secrets on that same machine? . . . Surely. . .? Noooo. . . 🤔

Ohhhh I think I might have misread your original comment. Were you saying 2/3rds didn’t vote for this , but aren’t meaningfully opposing it?

(In which case me getting updoots on that one for being wrong is a tad confusing but lol internet I guess?)

I would partially disagree in that case though. There’s a lot being done but it’s definitely more quiet than all the damage they’re doing, and the opposition has to move carefully.

There are certainly a lot of weenie politicians that are sticking with the age old strategy of “I’m not like those guys” while tacitly supporting the corruption at the same time, and they need to be fired and replaced as swiftly and ruthlessly as possible with fighters.

I never noticed but it feels like that’s “Cool Retro Term (CRT)” running that amber interface in the background there.

I’d be willing to guess it, anyway. :D

My over-generalized understanding is that it’s more like 1/3rd, but because of exploited political geography their votes were “more special” than the rest of ours, so suddenly we arrived at:

“The whole country wanted this!”

(Historians’ note: No they didn’t.)

In a world that made sense, U.S forces would also say they’re ready to join with Denmark in defending Greenland.

So true.

It’s scary, it’s like all the major developed civilizations are saying

“Look we’re all spying on each other because we’re definitely planning on fighting so you best either get out of our way or shut up about it.”

Any commanding officers who would comply and issue such orders should suffer whatever archaic military field punishments exist for outright treason.

It looks so dumb playing coy when the whole world knows what’s up.

It’s really bizarre and stupid, and yet it might be one of the best tools for peace in the long run.

Both sides can pretend to ante up, can pretend to posture, can pretend to threaten, under the guise of heated talks and “training exercises”…and then can still have the chance to back down without losing face before any live-fire happens because nobody actually declared what was happening, was happening.

At least I hope this is kinda the case. Either way, it’s infinitely more stupid than simply not picking fights with random territories. But what would I know?

(The machine with the only Steam account active in North Korea would like to already knows your location)

And we’ll do just about anything before we give in to exercise!

I agree. People are understandably distraught and need to vent, even though that venting might not make the most rational sense.

In the end, I think any “capital-S” State power can have fingers pointed at all the ways it’s abused that power regardless of the consent of the governed.

There are still good things people of the US have done (even still doing, however ignored and against the odds), good people are everywhere, and to say “US always bad burn it all” feels like an emotional and lazy take that abdicates the responsibility to combat evil, and lets it run roughshod with a shrug.

We must hope fiercely that we can replace this flawed and exploited system with something better, or we have nothing to fight for. “Something that’s not this” is not good enough and won’t unite people to make a difference.

The sheer weight off the shoulders upon receiving that news. . .I’m beginning to struggle to even imagine.

having a wooden tent stake KICKED deep inside of his anus

Well that would certainly explain his weird-ass iconic posture, stiff gait, and alleged near-constant incontinence!

Lol this paints such an overblown and bizarre image like…

“Oh no! All the billionaires in Cali are fleeing a 5% wealth tax! Silicon Valley and Hollywood announced they’re moving to Kentucky now. That’ll show you!” 😂

That’s so rad. :D

The result of Curious George after his “Let’s compile a Kernel!” hijinks!

OpenMediaVault is pretty rad. I run it in a VM on a ProxMox machine and it ended up doing all the Docker lifting because the GUI management is just so nice.

I do need to get more CLI-ninja with Docker eventually, but in my experience it’s a very cumbersome and fiddly process.

Unless something breaks and needs more hands-on, I feel like OpenMediaVault’s container interface completely replaces Portainer and smooths the on-ramp for newbie self-hosters.

I believe they call this “JAQing off” (Just Asking Questions)