Kuangyi (Guagua) Bo

Already gave up hope on @AirCanada having @Starlink . But now AC adding a compulsory ad screen for free internet you already qualify for is just criminal. Who came up with this daft idea? https://t.co/0d9ZzUKhst

扫了下近期跟我贴的，乍看有些回复很擅长回应我没说过的话或用新型的逻辑，以至于我无奈回应了😂。看来还是要等机会真人辩论才有意义。 为了更客观的看X平台上反馈评估，我做了一个Grok bot. 大家也可以试试。 https://t.co/wCA8blLQ0m 近期六条帖子抽样分析了2,230条(~84%)： 对中共的批评：1,282（57%） 中性：354（16%） 支持性：216（10%） 无政治内容的人身攻击：153（7%） 嘲讽：141（6%） 逻辑性反驳：51（2%） 其他：33（1%）

Ilhan Omar presents the challenge of a multi-allegiant democracy. It’s incredible that a sitting congresswoman can actively push for Somali’s interests, while drawing support from a concentrated Somali-American electorate. On paper, it’s a testament to the admirable tolerance of American liberalism and its national self-confidence. But that’s based on assumptions that no longer hold. Liberal democratic theory assumes that citizens share a primary political loyalty to the same constitutional order (i.e. the Naturalization Oath requires renouncing prior allegiances; the congressional oath requires fidelity to the Constitution). But large-scale immigration in the US (and Canada and much of the EU) has drifted from its raison d’etre of drawing talents or providing humanitarian sanctuaries, toward a system where diaspora networks can form durable voting blocs. That’s vote packing, not organic representation. A coherent nation state can accomodate cultural diversity, it cannot indefinitely accomodate the systematic diversion of its representative institutions toward the interests of other states without eroding the fiduciary character of offiec and the shared political identity on which democratic accountability rests.

10月10日，今天是一個特別的日子… 我們civil union的二週年。 棉婚快樂！ https://t.co/cR3BxasJZG

Apparently it’s also black dog appreciation day https://t.co/4RPP8XEziH