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  • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

    " #Russia adds #Hungary to 'unfriendly countries' list after #Magyar wins"

    i have a deep and thoughtful response to this move:

    <begin poignant rumination>

    😂 😂 😂

    </end soulful paean>

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    Russia adds Hungary to 'unfriendly countries' list after Magyar wins

    On Sunday, April 12, parliamentary elections were held in Hungary. According to preliminary results, Péter Magyar secured victory, leaving the Kremlin dissatisfied

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    #EU #Europe

    mark2@defcon.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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    @benroyce and Magyar was probably classified as 'иноагент' (foreign agent) which would be ironic, because technically Orban was the foreign agent for Russia...

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    • apostateenglishman@mastodon.worldA apostateenglishman@mastodon.world

      @ahmadlubna @benroyce Here it is - Bannon's address to what we now know has been the Kremlin-funded CPAC in 2017, cited in Naomi Klein's book, 'No Is Not Enough: Resisting Trump's Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need', first published the same year.

      This is not the full speech, just some more data-points in a disturbing picture that suggests American politics in now thoroughly compromised by its traditional geostrategic adversaries. The Cold War never really ended...it just got colder.

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      @ApostateEnglishman @ahmadlubna @benroyce I wonder how Bannon can keep putting out stuff like that and not be investigated for treason.

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      • apostateenglishman@mastodon.worldA apostateenglishman@mastodon.world

        @ahmadlubna @benroyce Here it is - Bannon's address to what we now know has been the Kremlin-funded CPAC in 2017, cited in Naomi Klein's book, 'No Is Not Enough: Resisting Trump's Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need', first published the same year.

        This is not the full speech, just some more data-points in a disturbing picture that suggests American politics in now thoroughly compromised by its traditional geostrategic adversaries. The Cold War never really ended...it just got colder.

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        @ApostateEnglishman @ahmadlubna

        "Imagine. To peer across the world and know the enemy's secrets. To place our thoughts into the minds of your leaders. Make your teachers teach the true version of history, your soldiers attack on our command. We'll be everywhere at once, more powerful than a whisper, invading your dreams, thinking your thoughts for you while you sleep. We will change you… all of you from the inside. We will turn you into us. And the best part? You won't even know it's happening"

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        • alpacamale@social.cologneA alpacamale@social.cologne

          @ApostateEnglishman @ahmadlubna @benroyce I wonder how Bannon can keep putting out stuff like that and not be investigated for treason.

          ahmadlubna@mastodon.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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          @alpacamale @ApostateEnglishman @benroyce
          "I am Ahmed from Gaza. Can you share my post? I need your help."

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          • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

            " #Russia adds #Hungary to 'unfriendly countries' list after #Magyar wins"

            i have a deep and thoughtful response to this move:

            <begin poignant rumination>

            😂 😂 😂

            </end soulful paean>

            Link Preview Image
            Russia adds Hungary to 'unfriendly countries' list after Magyar wins

            On Sunday, April 12, parliamentary elections were held in Hungary. According to preliminary results, Péter Magyar secured victory, leaving the Kremlin dissatisfied

            favicon

            RBC-Ukraine (newsukraine.rbc.ua)

            #EU #Europe

            blogdiva@mastodon.socialB This user is from outside of this forum
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            @benroyce what a compliment 🍻

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            • blogdiva@mastodon.socialB blogdiva@mastodon.social

              @benroyce what a compliment 🍻

              benroyce@mastodon.socialB This user is from outside of this forum
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              @blogdiva

              🏆 🥇

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              • ahmadlubna@mastodon.socialA ahmadlubna@mastodon.social

                @ApostateEnglishman @benroyce "Oh no… what a tragic loss for all those who thrived on shady alliances and ‘creative’ definitions of democracy. Funny how things start to fall apart once the spotlight hits, isn’t it?"

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                @ApostateEnglishman @benroyce
                "I am Ahmed from Gaza. Can you share my post? I need your help."

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                • apostateenglishman@mastodon.worldA apostateenglishman@mastodon.world

                  @ahmadlubna @benroyce Here it is - Bannon's address to what we now know has been the Kremlin-funded CPAC in 2017, cited in Naomi Klein's book, 'No Is Not Enough: Resisting Trump's Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need', first published the same year.

                  This is not the full speech, just some more data-points in a disturbing picture that suggests American politics in now thoroughly compromised by its traditional geostrategic adversaries. The Cold War never really ended...it just got colder.

                  Link Preview Image
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                  @ApostateEnglishman @benroyce
                  "I am Ahmed from Gaza. Can you share my post? I need your help."

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                  • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                    " #Russia adds #Hungary to 'unfriendly countries' list after #Magyar wins"

                    i have a deep and thoughtful response to this move:

                    <begin poignant rumination>

                    😂 😂 😂

                    </end soulful paean>

                    Link Preview Image
                    Russia adds Hungary to 'unfriendly countries' list after Magyar wins

                    On Sunday, April 12, parliamentary elections were held in Hungary. According to preliminary results, Péter Magyar secured victory, leaving the Kremlin dissatisfied

                    favicon

                    RBC-Ukraine (newsukraine.rbc.ua)

                    #EU #Europe

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                    @benroyce One of the things I like best about democracy's victory in Hungary is that it provides an irrefutable argument against those who claim "voting doesn't matter" and "voting can't change totalitarian regimes." Of *course* voting matters! Orban is gone! Everyone needs to vote, every time! (And we can still protest, throw sabots, etc. It's not either/or.)

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                    • msbellows@c.imM msbellows@c.im

                      @benroyce One of the things I like best about democracy's victory in Hungary is that it provides an irrefutable argument against those who claim "voting doesn't matter" and "voting can't change totalitarian regimes." Of *course* voting matters! Orban is gone! Everyone needs to vote, every time! (And we can still protest, throw sabots, etc. It's not either/or.)

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                      @msbellows

                      but if it's true that voting works, that means i can't just whine endlessly and impotently online, to do the fascists' work for them and argue for helplessness and inaction on a potent tool against them, and thus provide a rationale for accepting their abuse

                      but surely my cynical defeatist whining will fix things?

                      (/s)

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                      • msbellows@c.imM msbellows@c.im

                        @benroyce One of the things I like best about democracy's victory in Hungary is that it provides an irrefutable argument against those who claim "voting doesn't matter" and "voting can't change totalitarian regimes." Of *course* voting matters! Orban is gone! Everyone needs to vote, every time! (And we can still protest, throw sabots, etc. It's not either/or.)

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                        @msbellows @benroyce

                        Believe a more subtle point is also demonstrated in Hungary.

                        That the perfect is the enemy of the good.

                        The victorious coalition is not liberal. It is a conglomerate of 'everyone but the fascists.'

                        The important thing was for them to put down their differences, show up and vote the fascists out.

                        Only now, with democracy restored, can they move forward.

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                        • mastodonmigration@mastodon.onlineM mastodonmigration@mastodon.online

                          @msbellows @benroyce

                          Believe a more subtle point is also demonstrated in Hungary.

                          That the perfect is the enemy of the good.

                          The victorious coalition is not liberal. It is a conglomerate of 'everyone but the fascists.'

                          The important thing was for them to put down their differences, show up and vote the fascists out.

                          Only now, with democracy restored, can they move forward.

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                          @mastodonmigration @msbellows @benroyce Exactly. The new Hungarian leader is nowhere near someone I'd vote for in a perfect world. But would I have voted for him against Orban (or Trump)? Hell yes.

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                          • mastodonmigration@mastodon.onlineM mastodonmigration@mastodon.online

                            @msbellows @benroyce

                            Believe a more subtle point is also demonstrated in Hungary.

                            That the perfect is the enemy of the good.

                            The victorious coalition is not liberal. It is a conglomerate of 'everyone but the fascists.'

                            The important thing was for them to put down their differences, show up and vote the fascists out.

                            Only now, with democracy restored, can they move forward.

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                            @mastodonmigration @msbellows

                            "i don't want the lesser evil, i want good"

                            every political choice is between evil and lesser evil

                            all times past, now, forever more

                            if a candidate is angelic, smearmongering gossips do their work and in the popular imagination the good candidate is now the lesser evil

                            the problem is not choosing between evil and lesser evil

                            the problem is your faulty cognition about what is really going on

                            you *vote*

                            you *iterate*

                            you *sustain*

                            et voila:

                            you get good

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                            • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                              @msbellows

                              but if it's true that voting works, that means i can't just whine endlessly and impotently online, to do the fascists' work for them and argue for helplessness and inaction on a potent tool against them, and thus provide a rationale for accepting their abuse

                              but surely my cynical defeatist whining will fix things?

                              (/s)

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                              @benroyce @msbellows Cynical defeatism is like one of those ouroboros snake things. The useless inaction and whining empowers the fascists to do even more awful stuff, which in turn inspires even more cynical defeatism

                              Except in this metaphor the snake is sucking its own dick

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                              • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                                @mastodonmigration @msbellows

                                "i don't want the lesser evil, i want good"

                                every political choice is between evil and lesser evil

                                all times past, now, forever more

                                if a candidate is angelic, smearmongering gossips do their work and in the popular imagination the good candidate is now the lesser evil

                                the problem is not choosing between evil and lesser evil

                                the problem is your faulty cognition about what is really going on

                                you *vote*

                                you *iterate*

                                you *sustain*

                                et voila:

                                you get good

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                                @benroyce @mastodonmigration @msbellows And NO ONE will ever be perfect or perfect to all. People will always have different priorities based on their lives. There are overall priorities, though. Are they going to move things forward or backwards? Human rights or dehumanization are pretty clear differences to consider when voting and that’s where we are in these times.

                                Perfection is only ever something to strive for, not something to expect.

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                                • benroyce@mastodon.socialB benroyce@mastodon.social

                                  @mastodonmigration @msbellows

                                  "i don't want the lesser evil, i want good"

                                  every political choice is between evil and lesser evil

                                  all times past, now, forever more

                                  if a candidate is angelic, smearmongering gossips do their work and in the popular imagination the good candidate is now the lesser evil

                                  the problem is not choosing between evil and lesser evil

                                  the problem is your faulty cognition about what is really going on

                                  you *vote*

                                  you *iterate*

                                  you *sustain*

                                  et voila:

                                  you get good

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                                  @benroyce @mastodonmigration @msbellows nodds in agrement those that refused to# vote against #Trump just because they weren't promised to:

                                  • have their cake,
                                  • eat it,
                                  • and get paid for that,

                                  are IMHO worse than those that voted for Trump because they KNEW the results and were happy to throw people ubder the bus for their own smugness and ego.

                                  • Cuz at least the #Christofascists have the honesty to out themselves as #fascists and not claim "moral high ground" for not voting!
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                                  • cstamp@mastodon.socialC cstamp@mastodon.social

                                    @benroyce @mastodonmigration @msbellows And NO ONE will ever be perfect or perfect to all. People will always have different priorities based on their lives. There are overall priorities, though. Are they going to move things forward or backwards? Human rights or dehumanization are pretty clear differences to consider when voting and that’s where we are in these times.

                                    Perfection is only ever something to strive for, not something to expect.

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                                    kkarhan@jorts.horse
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                                    @CStamp @benroyce @mastodonmigration @msbellows yeah, and those "#Wedgies" are literally #UsefulIdiots!

                                    Kevin Karhan (@kkarhan@jorts.horse)

                                    @benroyce@mastodon.social @mastodonmigration@mastodon.online @msbellows@c.im *nodds in agrement* those that *refused to# vote against #Trump* just because they weren't promised to: - have their cake, - eat it, - and get paid for that, are IMHO *worse* than those that voted for Trump because *they KNEW the results and were happy to throw people ubder the bus* for their own smugness and ego. - Cuz at least the #Christofascists have the honesty to out themselves as #fascists and not claim *"moral high ground"* for not voting!

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                                    • brucemirken@mas.toB brucemirken@mas.to

                                      @mastodonmigration @msbellows @benroyce Exactly. The new Hungarian leader is nowhere near someone I'd vote for in a perfect world. But would I have voted for him against Orban (or Trump)? Hell yes.

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                                      @BruceMirken @mastodonmigration @msbellows @benroyce

                                      This basically describes every Democrat in the USA except Bernie, AOC, and a few others.

                                      Dear Marcy Kaptur, I'm not voting for you, I'm voting against the GOP.

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