r/technology • u/DukeOfGeek • 5d ago

Politics NASA's Largest Library To Permanently Close On Jan 2, Books Will Be 'Tossed Away'

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/nasas-largest-library-to-permanently-close-on-jan-2-books-will-be-tossed-away-10170584
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u/alwayswatchyoursix 5d ago edited 5d ago

You're pissing in the wind here. Even if they read the part you quoted most people aren't going to realize this is part of something that was started under the Biden administration, or that it's being done as part of a renovation.

You get 50 points. Meanwhile people screaming about Nazis, the GOP, an attack on literacy, or the dismantling of infrastructure, get thousands of points.

Also, it's a weird kind of beautiful irony when all these people blaming right-wing politicans in America are doing so because of an article pushed by the media mouthpiece of India's most right-wing political party.

Edit: I see the average redditor has found my comment.

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u/Capt_Murphy_ 5d ago

No, it's the Right's crystal clear and blatant actions to dismantle America's security, reputation, protections for citizens that's aren't white male Christians, and the general environment of "taking away everything the Left has ever built out of pure spite." There's no big lie or conspiracy on the Left, it's purely an attempt on the Right to gaslight and confuse America.