If you're sitting at a poker table and you can't tell who the sucker is, it's you.

Alternately, if you look at an online service and can't tell what the product is, It's you.

By now, you’ve probably heard about Honey.

Nope, I guess because my ad blockers work and I skip over in-feed ads 🤷

OK, now let's compare: over the last 12 months, how many American citizens murdered somebody? And how many illegals?

And yet we seem to mostly hear about it when immigrants do it, rather than the constant stream of good old American my country tis of thee murders, God bless 'em.

We should realize that leftists and liberals and conservatives are all victims of the propaganda machine.

Oh, Ffs, an illegal alien set a woman on fire and burnt her alive, and you're going to use this kind of bullshit argument?

Get out of here.

Fox is the only marginally not full-on leftist propaganda, and even they aren't an actually conservative news outlet.

While you and your ilk just blindly downvote this community because you're so ideologically possessed, even when the exact same story will get hundreds of upvotes in a different community.

And yet, you all continually post things about how a migrant did a bad thing. I wonder why that might be...

Its blatantly obvious this is just bog-standard fear mongering. Did someone do a bad thing? Yes. It isn't any different from any other terrible thing done by a human being. Your disingenuous faux pearl-clutching just makes you look bad

People don't feel secure because they have been told not to by the right wing media. The numbers show that immigrants commit far fewer violent crimes than US citizens, with every single metric pointing towards a decline of ALL crime. We are in the most peaceful and safe time in history by most every metric, but we are also in the time with the easiest access to information, so people think things are crazy and violent because they have access to news that talks about it worldwide.

I'm the 1850s you'd hear about this awful happening across the country a week after the fact in the paper - today you can practically see it in real time. It warps our perception of how safe/unsafe we are and is used as a way to create an "other" to demonize in order to gain power. Just as the Nazis made their "other" the Jews, so too have conservatives made their "other" immigrants and trans people. The sooner people realize that, the sooner they can realize they've been had for years by grifters.

Generally speaking the places that can't stop migrant crime also don't stop citizen crime. Deporting illegal immigrants is an easy way to decrease some crime so I think the inaction on that front makes people frustrated. But at the same time you're right about citizen crime being a bigger problem than migrant crime, and additionally the rarer a thing is the more likely instances of it are to go viral since they're sensational and dramatic.

We are in the most peaceful and safe time in history by most every metric, but we are also in the time with the easiest access to information, so people think things are crazy and violent because they have access to news that talks about it worldwide.

To be fair, violent crime is rising, so while yes America is extremely safe and one of the safest places in the world, it also is getting more dangerous.

allsides.com/story/violence-am…

It always puzzles me why they chose the one distro without systemd to base this on and are now trying to add it themselves.

Also I have thoughts about this:

Move sudo to community
At present, sudo is in the main repository, which requires us to provide security support for 2 years. Upstream sudo does not provide an "LTS" lifecycle, so this requires either performing security upgrades during the maintenance lifecycle, or backporting security fixes by hand.
Benefit to Alpine
Prior to the creation of the security team, there was an unofficial preference to push doas as the preferred pivot tool for Alpine. This reinforces that messaging.
Additionally, we do not have to support sudo for a 2 year lifecycle, since there are no LTS branches for it.

How often does sudo have security vulnerabilities that it's worth moving to a lesser used tool whose vulnerabilities are less likely to be discovered against your security team's wishes? What do all the other distros do?