Web access only for iOS users now who haven't previously downloaded the app.

If you delete your account, they will notice, and since they are a publicly traded company, they have to answer to their shareholders for dumb decisions that reduce profits.

You may feel like everything is hopeless because our executive and congressional branch of government have been stolen. And while that is likely true, it's still not ammo box time yet, and Trump knows that.

The best channel for the anger you currently have is to mimick the march on DC in every state capitol that uses dominion voting machines. Demand voter ID, demand paper ballots, demand non-private votes (secret ballots weren't a thing until 1888). HOWEVER, THESE PROTESTS NEED TO BE PEACEFUL. Normies don't see the huge issue here, they just see "violent Trump supporters" on the news. But if state capitols are regularly being innudated by massive, peaceful crowds, it will cause the state legislators to wake up to their constituents, and it will cause normies to take interest.

States are much easier to sway politically than the Federal Govt, and we can garner much more public support by means of peaceful protests across the states, especially if we show up in numbers like in DC. Politicians need pressure from the people, and while the founders believed the 2nd amendment was a cure against a tyrranical government, I don't think we're there yet, not even close. All avenues have not been exhausted yet. This is no longer about Trump getting a 2nd term, he's been wronged and we all know it. It's about getting the reforms needed to prevent this from ever happening again.

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[COMPREHENSIVE LIST] HOW TO STAY SECURE IN DC ON JAN 6TH

I'm hoping this post can serve to help everyone stay secure for the Jan 6th protest. If anyone has suggestions, please comment--Especially those that know the DC area well.

Technology
-Use Signal for all communication with frens. Turn on disappearing messages and have a safe word.
-Make sure all your devices are patched and up to date, including web browsers.
-Disable all wireless radios on your phone and laptop. Put your devices on Airplane mode and ensure that NFC, Bluetooth, and Wifi are also disabled. If you must use your phone, ensure you're only using LTE/5G and not Wifi. If you must use your laptop, tether it to your phone using a USB cable.
-Never let your devices out of your sight. Never install any apps, or go to any links, especially QR codes, that you are unfamiliar with. If you see any SSL or security certificate errors, never enter your password and assume your device has been owned.
-If you must use public wifi, use a VPN. Mullvad is a no-logging option allows you to pay in cash to remain anonymous.
-Use two-factor authentication for everything you can. Don't authenticate to services unless you absolutely must.
-Don't plug in any USB devices or any SD cards.

Cash
-Leave all NFC payment cards at home.
-Pay for as many things in cash as possible.
-Don't use any ATMs while in DC. Try and use a bank/ATM in your town that you trust prior to arriving.
-Keep cash on your person and in different areas. Try to carry only as much cash as you need for the day.
-Don't give money to panhandlers or anyone that asks unless you know them.

Guns
-While the constitution ensures that we have a right to bear arms, in the District of Columbia it is illegal to carry a gun without a permit (even though DC is "shall-issue"!) I'm not telling you to refrain from exercising your 2nd amendment right, but just know that if you choose to do so, you need to be aware it is possible you could be arrested. Carrying a gun in public is a felony and is subject to a maximum $5,000 fine and/or 5 year imprisonment in the District. If you are okay with that, great, assume the risk and be prepared to litigate this issue as a violation of your constitutional rights. Make sure you are an NRA member if you intend to carry, they may be able to assist if you get in to some legal trouble.
-If you plan on carrying concealed, don't tell anyone you have a gun, don't show it to anyone, pretend it doesn't exist, use it only in self-defense as a means to prevent death or great bodily harm.
-If you plan on openly carrying, make sure you have excellent weapon retention, ensure that you you are always vigilant to ensure someone is not trying to take it from you. You are also much more likely to be arrested if you carry this way, so it's much better to do so in a large group.

Police
-If police pull you over in a car, be very polite and say as little as possible. Vehicle passengers are usually not required to identify themselves unless they are carrying a weapon (and this is only in some states, so talk to an attorney on this one). If they ask you where you're going, you don't have to answer, just smile! Ask why they pulled you over, and that's it. Don't answer any of their questions.
-I can not stress this enough, DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE. You may need to give them your name, but you do not need to provide ID if you are on foot. The only thing you should say to police is "am I being detained?" or "am I free to go?". If you ARE being detained, you have the right to know why. If you are not being detained, you have the right to walk away.
-Assume anyone on-foot in the crowd could be an undercover officer.
-If police tell you you're being detained and try to arrest you, do not escalate by resisting. You will get your day in court and it looks much better for you if no one was harmed in your arrest.
-If you are asked if it's "okay to search your car", or "do you mind if I pat you down real quick" the answer is "NO!" in every circumstance. Always refuse a search. Even if they say they have probable cause, still refuse the search and note your objection. This can be useful later in court.

Physical
-Do not tell anyone where you are staying
-Do not write down your room number anywhere
-When in your hotel room, use all available locks
-Put the Do Not Disturb sign up for the duration of your stay
-Put a towel securely within the inner door handle to prevent the room from being opened from the exterior
-Do not wear any clothing with identifying information (sports teams, city info, etc.)
-Be very suspicious when meeting new people. Again, assume everyone you talk to could be undercover police.

Anything I'm missing?

[COMPREHENSIVE LIST] HOW TO STAY SECURE IN DC ON JAN 6TH

I'm hoping this post can serve to help everyone stay secure for the Jan 6th protest. If anyone has suggestions, please comment--Especially those that know the DC area well.

Technology
-Use Signal for all communication with frens. Turn on disappearing messages and have a safe word.
-Make sure all your devices are patched and up to date, including web browsers.
-Disable all wireless radios on your phone and laptop. Put your devices on Airplane mode and ensure that NFC, Bluetooth, and Wifi are also disabled. If you must use your phone, ensure you're only using LTE/5G and not Wifi. If you must use your laptop, tether it to your phone using a USB cable.
-Never let your devices out of your sight. Never install any apps, or go to any links, especially QR codes, that you are unfamiliar with. If you see any SSL or security certificate errors, never enter your password and assume your device has been owned.
-If you must use public wifi, use a VPN. Mullvad is a no-logging option allows you to pay in cash to remain anonymous.
-Use two-factor authentication for everything you can. Don't authenticate to services unless you absolutely must.
-Don't plug in any USB devices or any SD cards.

Cash
-Leave all NFC payment cards at home.
-Pay for as many things in cash as possible.
-Don't use any ATMs while in DC. Try and use a bank/ATM in your town that you trust prior to arriving.
-Keep cash on your person and in different areas. Try to carry only as much cash as you need for the day.
-Don't give money to panhandlers or anyone that asks unless you know them.

Guns
-While the constitution ensures that we have a right to bear arms, in the District of Columbia it is illegal to carry a gun without a permit (even though DC is "shall-issue"!) I'm not telling you to refrain from exercising your 2nd amendment right, but just know that if you choose to do so, you need to be aware it is possible you could be arrested. Carrying a gun in public is a felony and is subject to a maximum $5,000 fine and/or 5 year imprisonment in the District. If you are okay with that, great, assume the risk and be prepared to litigate this issue as a violation of your constitutional rights. Make sure you are an NRA member if you intend to carry, they may be able to assist if you get in to some legal trouble.
-If you plan on carrying concealed, don't tell anyone you have a gun, don't show it to anyone, pretend it doesn't exist, use it only in self-defense as a means to prevent death or great bodily harm.
-If you plan on openly carrying, make sure you have excellent weapon retention, ensure that you you are always vigilant to ensure someone is not trying to take it from you. You are also much more likely to be arrested if you carry this way, so it's much better to do so in a large group.

Police
-If police pull you over in a car, be very polite and say as little as possible. Vehicle passengers are usually not required to identify themselves unless they are carrying a weapon (and this is only in some states, so talk to an attorney on this one). If they ask you where you're going, you don't have to answer, just smile! Ask why they pulled you over, and that's it. Don't answer any of their questions.
-I can not stress this enough, DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE. You may need to give them your name, but you do not need to provide ID if you are on foot. The only thing you should say to police is "am I being detained?" or "am I free to go?". If you ARE being detained, you have the right to know why. If you are not being detained, you have the right to walk away.
-Assume anyone on-foot in the crowd could be an undercover officer.
-If police tell you you're being detained and try to arrest you, do not escalate by resisting. You will get your day in court and it looks much better for you if no one was harmed in your arrest.
-If you are asked if it's "okay to search your car", or "do you mind if I pat you down real quick" the answer is "NO!" in every circumstance. Always refuse a search. Even if they say they have probable cause, still refuse the search and note your objection. This can be useful later in court.

Physical
-Do not tell anyone where you are staying
-Do not write down your room number anywhere
-When in your hotel room, use all available locks
-Put the Do Not Disturb sign up for the duration of your stay
-Put a towel securely within the inner door handle to prevent the room from being opened from the exterior
-Do not wear any clothing with identifying information (sports teams, city info, etc.)
-Be very suspicious when meeting new people. Again, assume everyone you talk to could be undercover police.

Anything I'm missing?

Use it to buy gold. The government can't keep on printing this much money forever, and inflation is going to be a real problem in the not-so-distant future. Fed doesn't have the balls to raise interest rates, so we'll just inflate our currency to "solve" all our problems. Also, democrats want to use the fed to solve all their pet fake causes such as racisim and global warming and income inequality. Get ready for a $20 Big Mac!

I mean that's what I would do if I wanted to get a domain registrar to drop a domain.

Does anyone have any info on this? I thought the press conference looked bad, but didn't think much about it until seeing a bunch of soybois talking about it on Twitter.
Edit: I'm just talking about appearance and aesthetics, Rudy killed it otherwise.