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[–] 18 points 2 months ago (11 children)

They could do the right thing and resist the fascism. You know, like how anybody with a platform and a moral compass would do. But I suppose expecting shitty companies to not be shitty is too much to ask.

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    He only has the power to do that for the executive branch. He can’t compel citizens or corporations to follow along - not with the law anyway. He is getting away with it because the people whose pockets he’s lining are happy to play along as long as number goes up. That’s all they care about.

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    He only has the power to do that for the executive branch. He can’t compel citizens or corporations to follow along - not with the law anyway.

    Exactly. And when companies and citizens are rushing to comply out of either fear of retribution or the hope that sycophancy will keep them in the protected "in-group"?...

    Thats fascism.

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    If this were about pulling data from GNIS, it would have taken at least a month to show up on their platform. Its governent data and legacy data pipelines.

    Some Google developer had to write an entry for this to happen so fast. 100%.

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    And It'll be our role to burn down their offices and data centers.

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