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Five reasons I think the relationship between Democrats and tech broke: 1. The Democrats are fighting tech more aggressively. 2. The “broken deal” between Democrats and tech. 3. Tech is richer than it used to be. 4. Tech is building in areas in which regulation is more of a direct impediment. 5. "I don't want to live in a world where someone else makes the world a better place... better than we do." https://www.notboring.co/p/why-the-democrats-lost-tech

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Cameron Armstrong

Why don’t you think tech leaders speak more overtly about what they want the Democratic Party to be? Like the Thiels of the word say what they want Democracy to be but not like “hey this party and platform has changed over time and this is how we think it should best represent the people now”

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I’d argue part of losing tech was their sense that they ahead had won it so there was nothing left to fight for. Until 3 years ago to be in tech was identical to starting a particular political viewpoint

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great piece! reminded me of this meme: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1519735033950470144

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Lots to think about. The “rich” vs “capitalist” distinction is particularly interesting. My main question, why doesn’t tech take a real stab at building a competitive 3rd party that truly understands their interests and goals? They have the money, they have the personality. It won’t be viable at a national level yet, but start local and build. It seems strange to push so hard for advancing society, economy, technology and then stop short at the government norms that aren’t working for them.

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I don't think its Democrats overall, but a certain administration who is running the show currently

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I dont think calling Elon Musk would help. For him, the issue with gender affirming care has become personal. The democrats would have to abandon parts of their own party to cater to him.

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one of the most concise breakdowns I’ve seen. ❤️

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Matt 🎩🍖🎭

I don’t get why job creation is not the message from tech and crypto…..that should be the message.

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I agree that the relationship between Democrats and tech has become strained due to increased scrutiny, diverging priorities, and shifting power dynamics.

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6. As the tech market has matured and the winner take most dynamics have played out, those winners naturally attract (and produce?) power-seeking leaders with more authoritarian tendencies

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The tires between tech and democrats is outrageous. Can’t get a job in tech if you ate libertarian or republican. Moving dangerously close to full out communism. This is laughable, the whole idea behind your article

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This is a real article you wrote? Not a parody?

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that's a really good point.hh

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1. Good, there are a lot of monopolies. Not very efficient. 5. 🤣🤣🤣

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There’s little difference between Repubs and Demonrats, both are for show in clown world. The Real people in charge are the ones u never see, the ones in charge of money. The “wizards” behind the curtain. Politicians are the curtain.

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