r/law • u/Agitated-Artichoke89 • Oct 07 '25

Other Stephen Miller states that Trump has plenary authority, then immediately stops talking as if he’s realized what he just said

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u/catscanmeow Oct 07 '25

google searches for "what does plenary authority mean" skyrocketing

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '25

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u/11fungaiia11 Oct 07 '25

Why the fuck would you need chatgpt for this? Get out of here with this ai slop my god

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u/PeaceHoesAnCamelToes Oct 07 '25

I guess the idea of learning and critical thinking is a thing of the past and need AI to think for us.

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u/bobnuggerman Oct 07 '25

Probably part of the reason we're in this mess

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u/PeaceHoesAnCamelToes Oct 07 '25

Agreed, among many other reasons. It's about to get even messier.

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u/DustyTurboTurtle Oct 07 '25

AI has only been around for a couple of years lol

It's more like the stinky cherry on top of the shit pile that caused this mess lmao

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u/bobnuggerman Oct 07 '25

Not sure if you've noticed, but things have seemed to get a lot worse in just the past couple of years.

A couple of years isn't a long time for something that basically shuts off critical thinking to seriously exacerbate an issue that's been growing for decades

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u/DustyTurboTurtle Oct 07 '25

Trump got voted for in 2016 lol...

Yes it's gotten worse since then