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Yeah, what kind of utter bastard would do away with the bit that says "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside"?
History will have little interest in the explosion of national debt it causes to near Italian levels as ratio to GDP (which is problematic, but way below Japanese levels - literally about half). Conservatives who used to fret about debt all the time don't care any more either, history might notice that if they suddenly choose to care again when AOC is president.Will Bouwman wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 8:23 amHow do you think his One Big Beautiful Bill will be judged?
Flash, all the above needs to be translated int primary school language. ChatGPT would do the translation in a flashFlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 9:51 amHistory will have little interest in the explosion of national debt it causes to near Italian levels as ratio to GDP (which is problematic, but way below Japanese levels - literally about half). Conservatives who used to fret about debt all the time don't care any more either, history might notice that if they suddenly choose to care again when AOC is president.Will Bouwman wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 8:23 amHow do you think his One Big Beautiful Bill will be judged?
History probably won't make much out of the millions of people who will no longer have healthcare coverage unless that causes a significant backlash such as causing the final collapse of America's ridiculous patchwork of nonsense healthcare provision and its replacement with a universal coverage system based on the German model (which is very dissimilar to the systems in UK or Canada). Otherwise Americans dying of preventable disease due to poverty while working three jobs is, sadly, unremarkable.
It will be judged negatively as the final decisive break from common sense efforts to resolve global warming without excessive temperature rises. We're all going to be judged quite harshly by future historians for our selfishness on that score, but early 21st C Republican party will be one of history's great villains for that, starting with W and ending with Trump's efforts to blame windmills for cancer and Make Coal Dirty Again.
But overall the vast budget expansion for ICE will be the long term headline. The conversion of that agency into an unaccountable white nationalist secret police force, and the devastating social consequences of that decision, will be Trump's primary legacy, and Walker's legacy will be his collusion in all this.
Outstanding. I can almost feel the IQ points draining away.Belinda wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:40 am History might not care much about how much money the country is borrowing. It’s borrowing a lot, almost like Italy, but not as bad as Japan. People who used to worry about this don’t seem to care now. Maybe they’ll only care again if someone new is president.
History might not care much that many people will lose their health care, unless it makes people so upset that they change things and give health care to everyone, like Germany does. If not, people in America getting sick or dying because they are poor will just keep happening.
But history will think it’s really bad that we didn’t stop global warming. People in the future will say we were selfish. They will think the Republican party back then was very wrong for not caring about the planet.
The biggest thing people will remember is how the government made ICE very powerful. ICE became like secret police that hurt people. This caused a lot of pain for families. That will be the main thing people remember about Trump, and they will also remember that Walker helped him do it.
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It's the proper usage of AI as a translation tool. ChatGPT's speciality is language synthesising. Would you disdain a human translator e.g. Mandarin to English?FlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:48 amOutstanding. I can almost feel the IQ points draining away.Belinda wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:40 am History might not care much about how much money the country is borrowing. It’s borrowing a lot, almost like Italy, but not as bad as Japan. People who used to worry about this don’t seem to care now. Maybe they’ll only care again if someone new is president.
History might not care much that many people will lose their health care, unless it makes people so upset that they change things and give health care to everyone, like Germany does. If not, people in America getting sick or dying because they are poor will just keep happening.
But history will think it’s really bad that we didn’t stop global warming. People in the future will say we were selfish. They will think the Republican party back then was very wrong for not caring about the planet.
The biggest thing people will remember is how the government made ICE very powerful. ICE became like secret police that hurt people. This caused a lot of pain for families. That will be the main thing people remember about Trump, and they will also remember that Walker helped him do it.
Ask ChatGPT
Here come de judge … for due processing.FlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 12:30 amYeah, what kind of utter bastard would do away with the bit that says "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside"?
... oh, right.... the same people who tried to do away with due process a few weeks ago.
Yes, I had no idea ChatGPT would do such a poor job!FlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:48 amOutstanding. I can almost feel the IQ points draining away.Belinda wrote: ↑Fri Jul 04, 2025 10:40 am History might not care much about how much money the country is borrowing. It’s borrowing a lot, almost like Italy, but not as bad as Japan. People who used to worry about this don’t seem to care now. Maybe they’ll only care again if someone new is president.
History might not care much that many people will lose their health care, unless it makes people so upset that they change things and give health care to everyone, like Germany does. If not, people in America getting sick or dying because they are poor will just keep happening.
But history will think it’s really bad that we didn’t stop global warming. People in the future will say we were selfish. They will think the Republican party back then was very wrong for not caring about the planet.
The biggest thing people will remember is how the government made ICE very powerful. ICE became like secret police that hurt people. This caused a lot of pain for families. That will be the main thing people remember about Trump, and they will also remember that Walker helped him do it.
Ask ChatGPT
