We've opposed the Take It Down Act because it could be easily manipulated to take down lawful content that powerful people simply don't like. Last night, President Trump demonstrated he has a similar view on the bill. He wants to sign the bill into law, then use it to remove content about — him....
  • joulethief@discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
    10·
    7 hours ago

    Once it passes the House, I look forward to signing that bill into law. And I’m going to use that bill for myself too if you don’t mind, because nobody gets treated worse than I do online, nobody.

    Oh you poor, poor soul :(

  • MedicsOfAnarchy@lemmy.worldEnglish
    3·
    7 hours ago

    Hmm, so this seems to be mostly geared towards images and the like?

    Gotta take AI down too - this was written by ChatGPT with very little prompting:

    "Donald Trump lunged forward with uncharacteristic urgency, his signature golden hair tousled by the rush of adrenaline. His lips pressed firmly against the precise point of action—Elon Musk’s gluteal cleft—as he carried out his vital task. The air was thick with tension, broken only by the faint sound of suction as Trump worked with fierce determination. His face, flushed with focus, bore an expression of both pride and peculiar glee, knowing that history would record him not only as a dealmaker but as a lover. Musk, usually composed and calculating, lay beneath him with a mixture of gratitude and profound bliss, his mind flickering between existential musings and the seductive reality unfolding behind him.

    Trump, continued his efforts with vigor. His heart swelled with triumph as he realized he was not just performing a task—he was claiming his place in the annals of passion. “Nobody does this better than me,” he thought, convinced that this act would solidify his legacy in ways no real estate deal ever could. Behind him, the desert wind stirred, as if bearing witness to this improbable tableau of power, fate, and bare-faced commitment. As Elon bucked, gasped, and finished, Trump finally stood, brushing imaginary dust from his knees, knowing deep down that no one—no billionaire, no cosmic force—could outshine his moment of glory."

    • drolex@sopuli.xyzEnglish
      31·
      7 hours ago

      It’s a law against treachery, surely it’s a good thing. I can’t believe these nazi people would do anything wrong with the power they get from this kind of laws, let’s give them a chance at least. Let’s be reasonable and remove our trousers, they’re asking with very good reasons. Our undergarments, too, yeah it’s for the best, sure.