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Republican Senators in Minnesota Propose Bill to Classify 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' as a Mental Illness

It has gotten horrific in 2024 USA and 2025 USA. Absolutely nobody in USA can recall Peter Pomerantsev's 2014 book on the subject. Everyone has lost their minds to TDS (all 5,000 plus patterns of TDS) and it isn't just voters, even those too young to legally vote, and even people outside the nation. Surkov students wrecked the USA and nobody can defend, they just flounder in meme-speak in insults and sound all like Elon Musk on Twitter. It's monstrous how horrific things have become :( Hearts and minds have been scalped so badly :( The Untied States of America is living in "Malignant Normalcy" in March 2025.

At the NATO summit in Wales last week, General Philip Breedlove, the military alliance’s top commander, made a bold declaration. Russia, he said, is waging “the most amazing information warfare blitzkrieg we have ever seen in the history of information warfare.” It was something of an underestimation. The new Russia doesn’t just deal in the petty disinformation, forgeries, lies, leaks, and cyber-sabotage usually associated with information warfare. It reinvents reality, creating mass hallucinations that then translate into political action. - 2014

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

And this is why I'm glad I moved to lemmy. I was banned for supporting Luigi. A permanent ban, after 12 years.

Lemmy has a bit of a learning curve, but in time it's UI will improve. Then it's user base will grow. Honestly it's not that hard to use, but there's a bit of a learning curve.

I don't want it to get reddit sized by any means, but for longer term success it'll need a significant increase in traffic. Which reddit's admins will be providing with all these bans.