He has engaged in a coup (and has been convicted in the House and Colorado) and therefore is actually precisely unqualified per the Constitution

There wasn’t anything against a coup member being on the ballot, which was what happened in Colorado, but regardless of number of (electoral) votes he should not be allowed to swear in

We’ll see what ends up happening though

Nuance is not strong with this one

you said “ideal scenario is everything is decentralized”

would it be right to assume “more decentralization is better”?

if so, then which is more decentralized: a corporation or a government

yes, what you said was paradoxical, which is why i was saying “it’s actually in favor of government”

I agree decentralized is better, but isn’t that an argument in favor of a government having more control than a corporation?

I am reminded of this classic

https://www.techdirt.com/2022/11/02/hey-elon-let-me-help-you-speed-run-the-content-moderation-learning-curve/

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