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>>southe+(OP)
In Pavel's interview with Tucker Carlson, he mentions how he (VK) met with Zuckerberg, and he told them new features they were planning. And Zuck nicked them all.

Zuck is on a major PR campaign drive, I would not trust a word he says.

>>Malidi+UP
Zuck Vs Elon on the 2028 presidential ticket would be.... something

>>NotAnO+ER
Elon was born in Africa and is not eligible to be president.

>>jpadki+2S
Zuckerberg vs trump, would also pretty much be Facebook vs x

>>wodeno+rS
Trump's not going to be able to run for a third term.

>>chrisc+wW
Well, he's also on video recently at a church saying, "I need you to come out and vote for me. And if things work out the way we want, you won't need to vote again."

>>FireBe+pA1
Come on, we both know that he means (specially if you read the full context) that there will be no reason to vote afterwards (to a group that seldom votes) because their wishes/goals will be delievered by trump. He was just trying to convince them that this election matters most.

>>arando+iP1
> to a group that seldom votes

Seniors and church-goers? Citation needed.

> He was just trying to convince them that this election matters most.

Sure. And he said he was going to "act as a dictator from day 1" (after saying repeatedly that "America could benefit from a dictatorship" and praising what other dictators "have been able to do for their country") for what reason? He said he'd terminate the constitution. The guy who just got indicted again for his BS on and around Jan 6.

Really, he just means "I'll fix the country so well, and there will be so much love, that people will be happy to keep voting us back in".

I don't think he'll succeed. I don't think he'll be elected. But if you think there's not a part of Trump that wants to be President For Life, and will if he thinks he can get away with it, then ... you haven't been listening to him.

>>FireBe+8Z1
It’s true, evangelical voters are notorious for their low turnout. Just look it up.

>>Quizzi+En2
Yeah, that's not accurate:

> More than eight-in-ten White evangelical Protestant voters who attend religious services frequently (85%) voted for Trump in the most recent election, as did 81% of those who attend less frequently.

Source: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2021/08/30/most-whit...

> White born-again or evangelical Christians made up 24 percent of the electorate in the 2022 elections, according to the media consortium exit poll conducted for CNN, ABC, NBC and CBS. Black (11 percent) and Latino (11 percent) voters and those from a union household (18 percent) combined to constitute 40 percent of the vote.

Source: https://rollcall.com/2023/06/28/be-skeptical-of-the-wave-of-...