Exactly this. we try to prevent cyberattacks as much as we can, but at a certain point, they're impossible to perfectly defend against without also totally locking down our users and making it impossible for them to do their jobs. so then the game becomes one of containing the amount of damage an attack can do.

Security is restriction. our job is to balance our users' ability to perform their jobs with acceptable levels of risk.

As an IT guy, I'd love to give software devs full admin rights to their computer to troubleshoot and install anything as they see fit, it would save me a lot of time out of my day. But I can't trust everyone in the organization not to click suspicious links or open obvious phishing emails that invite ransomware into the organization that can sink a company overnight.

Ok, how about from the New Testament: "Love your neighbor as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.” - Mark 12:31

Chuck Schumer introduced the 'no kings act' which, if passed into law, would:

1. Reaffirm that president's and vice president's do not have immunity for actions that violate U.S. criminal law
2. Remove the supreme court's appellate jurisdiction for all actions challenging the constitutionality of this legislation (referring to the no kings act I believe)
3. Establish additional jurisdiction and procedural guardrails. Allowing the United States to bring criminal action against a President or Vice President in any applicable district Court.

I think this is a good stop gap and I will be emailing my senators and representative to support this bill

Just a reminder, it isn't over until all the votes are counted.

I talked to some friends after the debate who claim to be independent and they said they still thought they both were terrible. I don't understand how anyone could equate Harris with Trump, especially after Jan 6

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What do you mean? Caturday is every week between Friday and Sunday.

Party of family values

Here’s a short list of key policies and initiatives associated with Kamala Harris:

1. Healthcare: Advocates for expanding access to affordable healthcare, including support for the Affordable Care Act and efforts to lower prescription drug prices.

2. Climate Change: Supports aggressive action on climate change, including rejoining the Paris Agreement and investing in clean energy jobs.

3. Criminal Justice Reform: Focuses on reforming the criminal justice system, including ending mass incarceration, addressing racial disparities, and promoting police accountability.

4. Economic Equality: Promotes policies aimed at reducing income inequality, such as raising the minimum wage, supporting small businesses, and investing in education and job training.

5. Immigration Reform: Advocates for comprehensive immigration reform, including a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and protecting DACA recipients.

6. Gun Control: Supports measures to reduce gun violence, including universal background checks and banning assault weapons.

7. Women's Rights: Champions reproductive rights and policies aimed at addressing gender-based violence and discrimination.

Here's trumps policies: https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FULL.pdf

Why dont you want to cure cancer, my guy?

Listen, I'm not defending the state, just explaining why they they picked the nickname.

They legalized women's suffrage and allowed women to hole public office in 1869, much sooner than any other state or the 19th amendment

They legalized women's suffrage long before any other state.

That's like saying, "Let's not put the gun away even though the toddler is near it because there's no guarantee the toddler will play with the gun"

A recent Supreme Court ruling gives the president sweeping immunity. Do you think Trump won't abuse that to keep himself or one of his friends in power ad infinitum?

That is very good. I like that a lot! I'll incorporate this as well. Thank you!

Hahaha 🤣 true. I should have done that!

That's smart, I like that! Thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate it!

That's good advice! I'll definitely be taking this and applying it. Thank you so much!