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  • I can't imagine anyone who purchased a cyber truck is unaware of what Musk is doing, so they are at least complicit in all of this. We aren't talking about vandalizing 8 year old model 3s, this is about people who purchased an 80+ thousand dollar hunk of sheet metal after Musk went full mask-off with his beliefs

  • Oh, I'm so glad that you only disagree with Elon and haven't been personally affected by fascist takeover. Let me know once you wake the fuck up so we can have a real discussion on if it's okay to vandalize vehicles owned by Nazi supporters.

  • They never said they don't give a shit, they're clearly happy that the broken clock was right this time of day. Nobody is praising EA as a company, but this one particular action they have taken is pretty based

  • In NYC mayors can't be impeached. The only legal way to remove a mayor in NY is by action of the govorner. You keep acting like we are calling for imprisonment here, but this is literally the correct legal process to remove a corrupt mayor. By not removing him, the govorner is acting against the rule of law you seem to be so concerned about. It is more authoritarian to think he deserves to stay mayor despite betraying his people.

    https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/newyorkcity/latest/NYCcharter/0-0-0-5717

  • And who exactly denied him the right to defend himself? IIRC it was Trump that ordered these charges to be dropped, and who knows what Adams got in return. It's not like people are asking the NY govorner to send him to prison. He is a civil servant and there is a legal process already in place to remove corrupt mayors that is not being followed. Why are you licking the boots of the oligarchs so hard?

  • Is the law being more closely followed by letting him remain in office despite taking bribes? I suppose in your opinion Trump is perfectly fine to do whatever he wants now that the "rule of law" says that he can.

  • no matter how compelling the evidence is.

    That's where we disagree. If there's plenty of evidence then we can't always wait on our justice system where the rich and powerful can use their resources to stall almost indefinitely. In this case, he will likely serve the remainder of his term without any repercussions.