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  • My only point was that Nazi as a label applies to a terrible fascist regime that convinced a country that their Jewish population was the source of their troubles and had brutally murdered millions.

    MAGAs are a terrible fascist regime that has so far convinced a country that their immigrant population is the source of their troubles. They are using Capitalism as their tool. Eventually they may end up at the same place, but the American ego will reject being a socialist faster than being a Nazi.



  • I’m fully aware what the words mean and that actual socialism was far, far away from the goals of that party. The Nazi party used the word socialist in their name to get people’s attention. Fascism cannot coexist with socialism.

    My point is that you aren’t going to get the average American MAGA to say they are Nazis. It’s not because of the genocide, but because they don’t want to be considered socialists.

    https://www.britannica.com/story/were-the-nazis-socialists. <-The answer is definitely NO, but explains the use of language to deceive the populace.

    This poll is from 2019, but I would experct more than 69% of Republicans would reject the idea of socialism now. After all, isn’t that the point of cutting all these social services? https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2019/10/07/in-their-own-words-behind-americans-views-of-socialism-and-capitalism/

    Americans turn a blind eye on their own genocide. We were taught that the cowboys were the good guys and that ‘Indians’ were stupid killers (except for maybe some of the good ones). We had a mission from God to expand. The trail of tears and other atrocities are hardly mentioned.

    Americans knew about the persecution of Jewish and other people, but didn’t act until Pearl Harbor.

    So, my point is that MAGA is the new Nazi, but you can’t say Nazi because Nazis are socialists and socialism is unamerican.








  • Yes. A worldwide service provider should be able to achieve at least 4 9s of uptime. That’s 99.99% available, or about <52 minutes of downtime a year. That’s accomplished through best practices with redundancy, planned maintenance, and solid disaster recovery plans.

    The ways to achieve a disaster of this magnitude include:

    • No hot spares
      • A security event has locked all redundant servers and they are now rebuilding servers from backup.
    • Lack of effective redundancy
      • A disaster has occurred at one data center and the load sharing is causing the servers to be unresponsive
        • This is unlikely because there would be intermittent reports of success
    • Poor patching management
      • Patches were sent to all servers without proper testing or rollback strategy