Are you vibe coding a time machine too?

The oldest tweet I see from that account is on Oct 5, 2020. Is there any primary source for this tweet? I found a primary source: https://x.com/VRSVirginia/status/1204620018035462144

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I’m not in to dudes so I’d probably just be confused as to how this situation occurred

Wow, where do you live? This just sounds crazy to have to worry about this when deciding whether to involve the cops.

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Encryption is not a crime *unless you’re doing it to someone else’s data to extort them for bitcoins

Criticizing people about their hair styles

Wouldn’t death be the condition?

Oh, is that where the saying “fucking someone’s brains out” comes from?

Do you ever get recognized in public? And if so, how do folks react? And do you have any funny stories about people with the SOs recognizing you but not being able to place you immediately?

Isn’t this the same immigrant that got pissed about someone tracking his private jet?

Are the drivers Tokyo drifters? Cause that could explain it

What did Mr Clark do? He sounds like a nice fellow

It’s static between changes

because of the people you’re sucking up to here

wtf are you talking about? Again, I’m not justifying not voting, I’m explaining that not voting doesn’t mean “I’m happy either way”.

you’re arguing for the both sides are the same front

No I’m not, I literally said “even though the alternative is worse”. And again, I’m not justifying not voting, I’m explaining that not voting doesn’t mean “I’m happy either way”.

I’m not justifying not voting, I’m explaining that not voting doesn’t mean “I’m happy either way”. If you were a Palestinian and watched the Democratic party continue to arm the Israeli Defence Forces as they targeted civilians, you might find it hard to give them your vote, even though the alternative is worse. Have more compassion.

I don’t think that’s necessarily true. Voting for a party is a form of acknowledging you agree with the party. A lot of people don’t agree with either party (and I know there are other parties in theory, practically speaking, there are two). The Republican Party is terrible but so is the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party is better than the Republican Party and it would make sense to vote for Democratic Party to prevent the Republican Party from taking power. But I can appreciate people not wanting to explicitly support the Democratic Party either. Democratic politicians do as much insider trading and take as many legal bribes as Republican politicians. The US political system rewards bad behaviour. Not voting doesn’t signal that people are happy either way, it could as easily signal that people are sad either way.

I agree there is a lot of voter apathy. But I can appreciate the perspective, a two party system becomes about choosing the least shit candidate. The US has one more political party than North Korea, it’s the illusion of choice when the vast majority of eligible voters have no say in who those two candidates are. The system is flawed and the only people that can change the system benefit from the status quo. So while I don’t agree with it, I can appreciate people wanting to disengage from politics in the US.