im not sure how accurate that is. If someone questions your allegiance and ability to assimilate to a culture, they're a racist islamophobe? While that is certainly true for some, perhaps it isn't so linear.
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do they plan to challenge? That is crazy..I will certainly give what I can. I wish him and you and your loved ones good fortune.
but, don't you see? We need billionaires for..reasons!
not really Nazism. Trump's agenda is a nationalist agenda and has similarities with Nazism since Nazism was primarily German Nationalism with some Eugenics and Genocide sprinkled in.
@mcc then we got "folx" which just made me lose faith in humanity a bit
@mitch @QasimRashid ignorance comes in all shapes, sizes, colors, and religious texts.
@QasimRashid false dichotomy. Just because one is elected to office does not inherently mean they have assimilated with the country's culture. They could, in fact, intend to utilize this position of power to expel those in the country to then propagate their own culture, perhaps.
@jchyip certainty is the enemy of tolerance
@Tarah I have not been successfully phished, however, we do run these training campaigns and I have responded to several users who have clicked on phishing emails. They always feel like shit. It's basic psychology. You're not going to punish someone worse than they can punish themselves. Instead, providing positive reinforcement to your users and giving them incentive to increase their vigilance and suspicion works.
One user I will use as an example, had multiple incidents in one year. We had to change their passwords, expire sessions, lock them down, whole deal, multiple times. We positively reinforced, provided training, and they are now one of our top reporters of suspicious emails. No incidents in 2024 from this user.