The answer isn't something we should accept as an opinion, though. For example, laws prohibit the federal government from (direct) involvement in elections.
I think they're saying to give the benefit of the doubt (ex. maybe it's a glitch), without realizing many of us have no more leeway to give due to the continuing onslaught of criminal behavior from musk/Trump which we'll all have to pay for in the future and is now giving our enemies reason to celebrate.
The characters in OP's arrow function have the benefit of being available on a standard keyboard layout. This has proven to be an important syntactic feature, imo.
Repeal the Controlled Substances Act
Reform policing in America
Treat drug addiction as a medical problem
Make healthcare, of every type a protected right
Create a separation between business and state
Make political contributions illegal
Create and offer resources that support early childhood development
Establish and empower a third party mediator to stop and prevent bullying and other abuse in school
Create well funded safety nets people can use if they fall to a risk or on hard times
Make Social Security type retirement income a guaranteed right
Implement a finely-incremented progressive tax system to pay for it
I've used draw.io, mermaid using polyglot in vs-code, obsidian canvas diagrams, and gherkin with a cucumber plug-in for visual studio (req n roll ?).... non-technicals still don't get it, but at least they know they didn't get it ...
I once wrote a system for distributed data processing (8-10 years ago). There was a base class that when inherited from would, via Interception reroute a call to any virtual method to a server with the same interface loaded (plug-in architecture). The server would then delegate the method to one of its worker clients, which had the (same) required plugin(s) loaded. It worked over TCP on a local intranet. Once the admin-server-worker plugin system was figured out, projecting a virtual method was fairly transparent. There's always going to be some boiler-plate!