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Hesgeth's Pastor Wants to Repeal Women's Voting Rights

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I didn’t have time to find it earlier, but here is a DVD you can buy about their mission to the top of Mount Everest to kill mother Mary Magdalene so the Middle East wouldn’t be blocked from Jesus anymore.

Or here is a blog from 2015 that summarizes the DVD and it’s such an amazing read I would highly recommend it and look forward to someone turning it into a really stupid DnD one shot someday.

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If you wanted the actual answer, it’s the “New Apostolic Reformation” and they use the “Passion” translation of the bible. It’s the same denomination Mike Johnson and other scumbags are a part of.

An excellent book on the subject is “The Violent Take It By Force” and it’s absolutely fucking wild what they believe.

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Kansas has not elected a Democrat to the US Senate since 1932. Will that change in November?

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I think people forget that geographically things can really vary wildly. Like if you ask someone their opinions on the right to own firearms in NYC, that same person is probably going to have a different opinion in Alaska where you are legally required to carry in some places because of the wildlife.

Kentucky, Alabama, Louisiana, etc. are not going to elect anyone close to a Bernie or an AOC in our lifetimes most likely. We cant let imperfection be the enemy of good enough sometimes

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ChatGPT access to Apple Messages is dangerous and irresponsible

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Looking closer it appears that this would probably fall under the stored communications act, since it relates to electronic messages not intercepted real time and no one has attempted to prove texts would fall under eavesdropping/wiretapping laws, presumably because they are covered under the SCA.

That being said, under 18 USC 2702 “Voluntary disclosure of customer communications or records” I think there’s actually a stronger argument under that law. You would either have to argue that ChatGPT is a provider or that they are an intended recipient, which goes back to my original point about all parties consenting to ChatGPT obtaining the content of their messages.

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In states without single party consent, both/all parties involved have to give consent to have their communications recorded. If one person consents for ChatGPT and the other doesn’t, then it would be a violation unless you specifically tell everyone that all messages going forward will be sent and read by ChatGPT.

At least I’m relatively sure, but something about ChatGPT not being a sentient entity or something might invalidate it but it’s an interesting question.

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But it is because by sending messages back and forth shows consent between those parties. If Kevin sees text messages that he was not supposed to and then uses that information for harmful purposes he could be found liable, as clearly that was not the intent or Kevin would have been told himself either in a group message or individually.

It’s not just how the information is gathered but how it is used, and in ChatGPT’s circumstances there’s no other logical use for those messages other than monetization.