False.

Very few countries give a single person as much power as POTUS.

For reasons made incredibly evident over the last two years.

It’s a stepping stone. Get it introduced in some areas and then once you have a foothold, expand.

The American automotive industry is on life support.

I admire your confidence in the absence of knowledge

Clearly. Just like you don’t understand the impeachment process.

Trump’s second impeachment trial with one article of impeachment took 5 days.

Something tells me one day won’t be enough for things like witness testimony and to subpoena and review relevant documents.

What you are saying is factually incorrect. It would be worthwhile for you to understand what the full impeachment process is.

The impeachment itself can happen quickly but then there is an impeachment trial. If the result of the trial is a guilty verdict then the official is removed.

Maybe it could be done in weeks instead of months but we all know it won’t be weeks.

Thomas Massie, a Republican whose term expires in 2 months filed the articles of impeachment.

Articles of Impeachment are not a criminal trial, they are for removal from office.

Criminal trials likely won’t start until the next Congress because the Republicans still hold the majority through the end of the year and the Dems need the majority to hold the DoJ accountable and to appoint special prosecution.

This administrations crimes were committed publicly. They are not going to be able to hide from them or obscure them. They will work to delay, deny and obstruct.

This will not be fast, it will not be some “gotcha” prosecution like you seem to expect. This will drag on and become tedious and boring at times.

Your expectation of swift and righteous justice is misplaced and you’re setting yourself up for disappointment

Do you know how long the impeachment process takes?

Trump was impeached twice with the first taking ~6 months and the second ~1 year and that was for one person. Those impeachments also failed at the removal step.

This will not be a quick process. You are deluding yourself if you think otherwise.

This time, we go after everything hard and fast.

Not going to happen. You don’t unwind 2+ years of malfeasance and corruption quickly. Certainly not when one of the involved parties is still a sitting US president.

That’s why they need to get started as quickly as possible. The best time for these actions was 8 months ago, the second best time is now.

Couple things:

1. The articles of impeachment were introduced by Thomas Massie, a Republican. This was not initiated by the Democrat party.
2. The idea that they don’t know investigations are coming is laughable.
3. They can’t block them, this is a whole new Congresss.
4. Why should the people have to wait? They’re already overdue for justice.

Or Massie is motivated by revenge/principal/spite and wants to start the fire that burns it all down before he’s done.

Doesn’t really matter, this is the appropriate action and needs to happen.

CoreCivic is corrupt anyway. The execs will try and cash out at the peak.

I am shocked, shocked I tell you, to see that you resorted to an ad hominem.

Nothing from you will convince me of anything.

I don’t generally listen to people who make a determination and then work backwards to try and prove it. Or people who dismiss the content of things for some arbitrary reason like “they used AI tools, hurr durr, AI bad”.

Maybe you could be less lazy and link to the ongoing discussion (since you want discourse) in Hacker News, or better yet go participate there yourself.

Or you could point out that Keyana Sapp works in an AI field at Palantir instead of outright dismissing the content which is both accurate and directly relevant to a Lemmy community called enshittification.

The website content is overlong, tedious, and sure looks AI-generated.

The website content is thoroughly researched and well documented from public information and corporate filings.

The website content fails AI generation tests…

Mary Shelley failed an AI generation test too.

But, not all of their reasons are good. They really take a negative view of contract manufacturing and rebranding, even if it’s not a secret and doesn’t meaningfully affect quality.

Their reasoning is actually pretty solid but you have to read the thoroughly researched write-ups they do to understand it in full.

Costco’s house brand Kirkland has 100% cotton jeans for ~$17 a pair.

Just about everywhere I worked had cameras as standard, and if my employer owned the vehicle I drove, I’d expect the car to be tracked.

I’m not saying that you’re “wrong”, but the idea of giving the benefit of the doubt to a piece of technology in service of a corporation is, as the saying goes, bonkers.