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• Post #3901847

  More than a half-dozen fuel industry analysts and officials, including some who work with retailers in the two states, told POLITICO they had no idea who was behind the effort and were baffled at how the retailer could survive offering discounts of up to 50 cents per gallon, well below market rate. Experts in the field all seem to think it's fairly obviously not profitable. Gas stations changed their branding overnight, the business only incorporated June 23rd, and no one can say who&#3...

• Post #231708

  Literally word for word my first thought.

• Post #190203

  I don't think it's wise to believe tech oligarchs saying that orwellian surveillance tech cannot be exploited for orwellian surveillance. Besides companies can just require employees to opt in - "we just built this fresh horror, how companies use it is up to them" doesn't really fly.

• Post #133065

  I doubt there were that many voters who oppose project2025 but were swayed away from kamala by thinking it's not real. About 30% of us adults voted R. 30-35% is about the maximum support that fascism can muster. Voter suppression won the election, not any particular policy or lie.

• Post #132841

  50% of the population wasn't saying that, a widespread disinfo campaign funded by our corrupt oligarchs was spreading that talking point.

• Post #131085

  Affordability AND anti-corruption would be better. That would give them a mandate to go after regime insiders for their many openly committed financial crimes. But the Dems would rather let fascism win if the alternative is jailing the rich for their crimes.

• Post #86144

  Wait so you would rather have shallot bread than garlic bread? Shallot > onion is just common sense, but let's not go dragging garlic into a fight it has no part in.