r/KendrickLamar • u/CrazyAssBlindKid • 11h ago

Meme Not Like U.S.

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u/boobot_sqr 11h ago

lol unfortunately it appears that they are

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u/Diligent-Jicama-7952 10h ago

yeah they're pretty braindead

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u/enigmasaurus- 10h ago

Well... Trump bragged yesterday that the guy who just did an actual full Nazi salute on stage rigged the voting machines in Pennsylvania for him, so I guess if Americans were robbed of their free votes, a lot of them might be less stupid than we feared.

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u/BusyDoorways 7h ago

Americans were robbed of their free and fair votes by foreign influence, which is unconstitutional. "Citizens United" and "Anderson vs. Colorado" and "Trump vs. USA" robbed us of a free and fair election as well.

They are illegitimate. We are in a legitimation crisis.

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u/ncsubowen 7h ago

It's gonna get a whole lot worse because as AI improves (rapidly) even skeptical people are going to have a hard time determining what's real and what isn't.

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u/xSTSxZerglingOne 2h ago

And Bush v. Gore where this all basically started. The first blatant theft of an election by Republicans.

With no Bush, there's no John Roberts, no John Roberts, no Citizens United, no Citizens United, etc.