And who will protect these satellites from adversaries?

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Why?

Parent poster may have been thinking of other readers. I see it as you do, but it's a fair question.

> and when you look at this coin, our New York City Coin, the money that is generated from this coin, we’re going to zero in on how do we stop this massive increase of antisemitism across our country and across the globe, really, and how do we deal with the increase in anti-Americanism?”

Not that the goals have anything to do with NYC, only for MAGA talking points

That kind of talk sells to certain people who live in NYC -- many of whom might be inclined to vote Democratic if it wasn't for that issue.

> NYC -- many of whom might be inclined to vote Democratic if it wasn't for that issue

Staten Island exempted, New York City politics happen entirely within the Democratic party. Skipping its primary is, for many positions, tantamount to not voting.

Which issue?

As a US citizen with long heritage here, it saddens me to say that the divorce is earned. Let everyone who voted for this feel economic pain that they thought wouldn't happen. There is no functioning "we" here larger than 1/2 the number of voters. Divided we fall.

America is the way it is because of its people. It’s unfortunate to understand reality. The world will go on without the US.

Overall, yes, but not solely. Rupert Murdoch has a lot to do with the current state, Putin wouldn't be nearly as far in without Fox.

Most important US car so far. Xiaomi and BYD cars will be far more important and for the entire world.

Fyi: This looks like a random help-wanted ad in some doc form. Hope it doesn't deliver a malware payload.

Perhaps the poster's curiosity is "Why is the Dallas Morning News hiring a faith reporter?"

I follow Ryan Burge and his https://www.graphsaboutreligion.com/ Substack to track the decline of religion in the US, so I am very curious about this reporting position, for example; he was also the subject of the piece submitted as Scholar of religion's decline faces his own church's closure - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41021872 - July 2024 (2 comments)

(his book "The Vanishing Church" is also very good, highly recommend: https://bakerpublishinggroup.com/products/9781587436697_the-...)

> Perhaps the poster's curiosity is "Why is the Dallas Morning News hiring a faith reporter?"

Indeed, thank you.

Happy to help.

It's a Dallas paper. I assume that unprovable assertions are part of their mandate.

Try again? I got through.

Just about one year into this madness, three more to go, and he will continue to descend slowly.