danielnafo.bsky.social
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youtu.be/De1j0aarERs?...
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Why are no American standing up?
You're all taking it... why?
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More of this. Please.
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Everything he posts is fake..
Even the number of votes.
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It was rigged, we all know it.
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"spirit of Aloha"
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Imagine a dystopian future: Elon Musk uses access to gov data to create mass surveillance, AI-driven social control, and privatized essential services. Democracy erodes, inequality deepens, and privacy vanishes—all in the name of "efficiency."
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Not gonna lie, that's pretty funny.
But nonetheless you're wrong.
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Imagine a dystopian future: Elon Musk uses access to gov data to create mass surveillance, AI-driven social control, and privatized essential services. Democracy erodes, inequality deepens, and privacy vanishes—all in the name of "efficiency."
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Weak men destroy. Strong men build. Weak men rule by fear. Strong men lead with vision. Weak men leave ruins. Strong men leave legacies. The difference is everything.
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*Little Boys*
Scott Ritter joined the chat.
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It’s about a GOP hell-bent on dismantling democracy with projects like Project 2025, consolidating power, and silencing dissent. The fight isn’t over, but it’s time to stop playing nice and start fighting like our democracy depends on it—because it does.
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This isn’t just an economic crisis; it’s a moral one, exposing the rot at the core of our system. The question is: Who will pay the price? Spoiler alert—it won’t be the billionaires.
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Giving the wealthiest man in the world unchecked access to Treasury systems and federal agencies while sidestepping disclosure rules isn’t governance—it’s corruption in plain sight. Democracy doesn’t work when billionaires rewrite the rules to suit themselves.
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The richest man in the world bragging about overruling democratically-enacted laws isn’t just arrogance—it’s oligarchy in action. This is what happens when billionaires think their wealth makes them above the law. It’s not just undemocratic; it’s dangerous.