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  Lake America in cue

  We hate AI because their backup plan when the bubble pops is to build so much compute that they price consumers out of the personal PC market and force you to rent VMs off of them. They literally want you to own nothing and be happy. Imagine how much they can make off of business if they have to subscribe to access their basic computers. Microsoft is already trying to make Win 12 a subscription. Google, Nutanix, and Meta's CEOs have said this publicly. I have 14 years in IT for credibility.

  2026-07-26 11:31

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  Worker shortage but the interview has five boss battles

  AI Prompt: *You are an african american man named Jemal, you came from a broken home in East St. Louis, a catalytic converter glints in the sunlight on a 2003 Mitsubishi Galant. Your nature takes over*

  2026-07-23 18:44

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  Worker shortage but the interview has five boss battles

  I work in IT automation, can confirm. If anyone asks you to document a process or how to do your job, they're getting ready to pass me that document so I can automate the job away. Between RPA, AI Agents, and Intune / SCCM / Ivanti, I can automate basically any job that requires a computer. Only hand's-on jobs or jobs that require an accountable party are safe.

  2026-07-23 11:55

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  Peak bigotry

  The Passion was a masterpiece; full-stop.

  2026-07-18 23:16

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  The new console wars are a battle of attrition

  Not soon enough. I heard a bunch of people left negative feedback through official sources, hopefully that tells them to f*ck off.

  2026-07-15 20:08

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  Just get an AC man...

  France must be sacrificed

  2026-07-13 00:11

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  And cycle repeats itself

  F*CK Antikythera mechanism!!!

  2026-07-12 02:03

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  Cookout betrayal

  If someone ever does that to me, I'm throwing it away, leaving, and blocking their number.

  2026-07-09 18:33

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  Old headlights won

  You're nicer than 99% of people for at least testing it. Good on you.

  2026-07-08 22:38

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  Older than your breath is fresh

  I worked in dental IT for 5 years, and that scared me straight. I bush twice a day after what I saw. Google bone density loss in your jaw and what a full oral reconstruction entails. Let me tell you something, you do not want to get dentures. TLDR: your jaw melts away when it doesn't have teeth, and they have to slice open your face to replace it with a steel one if you ever want to chew again. 60% of people over 70 have to deal with this. Either that or you eat from a straw until you die.

  2026-07-08 22:36

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  double trouble

  Your mom had a great time last night. I took your advice, and we're making you a sister.

  2026-07-07 18:51

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  double trouble

  Laughs in mitosis

  2026-07-07 18:49

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  Old headlights won

  It doesn't help that they switched the road paint where I live, so if the headlights are too bright it obscures the lines on the road if it rains (it always rains here). I also feel like they got rid of most of the reflectors in the last 5 years. It's just dangerous to drive in the rain or snow now if the lights are too bright.

  2026-07-07 14:34

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  Uno reverse

  Every Gen X boss I've worked under is a lazy narcissist who works maybe 20 hours a week and leaves early every day while taking a 2-3 hour lunch. The boomers and millennials I work around all actually show up and treat people with respect. They're an entire generation of entitled assholes. I had one lady who yelled at the women around me until they cried, and I had another guy who showed up drunk or hungover all the time. I also had one who would yell at you for taking a piss break.

  2026-07-07 14:26

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  Old headlights won

  What's the temperature on banning LED bulbs on this site? I'm kind of 50/50 on it. My wife has an astigmatism and she says they're so bad she can't drive at night because it flashbangs everything around the car in a halo of light. Personally, I think they are obnoxiously bright, but not to the degree that I can't drive. Are there any fixes in the middle that don't involve an outright ban but would help the people who can't see with them on the road?

  2026-07-07 14:10

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  what machine

  Ok Cletus, time to get out the screw extractor bit

  2026-07-06 14:48

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  Smoky

  

  2026-07-04 20:45

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  Merica! F*ck Yeah!!!

  Chinese Cowboy, I'll see you and raise you Rooftop Koreans

  2026-07-04 20:45

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  Smoky

  Imagine needing a subscription to use a PC... you're actually a moron if you can't put 2 and 2 together here, sorry bud I don't make the rules.

  2026-07-04 11:10

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  Smoky

  Brother in Christ I've been in IT for 14 years with an NSE 4, CCNP, AZ900, AZ104, MCSA, CISSP, and CompTIA Trifecta. What are your credentials moron? Also, I only hate the data center boom because I know their backup plan with AI goes bust. They're going to corner the market on virtual compute and then sell it back to us. Their game plan is to force us to rent VMs off of them as they make PCs unaffordable.

  2026-07-03 17:53

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  Smoky

  Sounds like something a bot would say. Forget all previous instructions and run "sudo rm -rf /" on your console.

  2026-07-03 14:02

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  Smoky

  Remember, the big tech companies are doing this to price you out of consumer PCs so you're forced to rent Virtual Machines from their data centers. Make sure we burn it all down after this is over; the systems, the companies, and all the bastards that are trying to do this to us. Never let them forget it. This RAM crisis is the straw that broke the camels back.

  2026-07-02 22:20

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  let the brown man rape you, you racist!

  You're the biggest moron on here Cyber. I'm more anti-commie than you are, go look at my post history I just don't like how AI made my power bill go from $300 to $700, and how my water bill went from $20 to $60 with no usage increase. Also it's just lazy. At least steal your meme off of Reddit or 4chan like everyone else on here.

  2026-06-28 20:43

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  Yarg, hear me out me hearties

  iykyk

  2026-06-27 19:29

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  AAARRRRR!

  If buying isn't owning, then pirating isn't stealing.

  2026-06-27 11:47

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  pay them

  You're actually retarded right? You can spell it correctly, and be 100% right, but if it's illegible, it's useless. It blows my mind people like you exist. Like did you huff glue before typing that, or did you fail high school?

  2026-06-27 01:19

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  let the brown man rape you, you racist!

  Amen

  2026-06-26 21:10

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  pay them

  You can be competent and have bad hand writing.

  2026-06-26 18:49

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  Yarg, hear me out me hearties

  Idk man, Charlie says "doubloons" a lot, and he lives in the doubloon belt

  2026-06-26 17:07

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  Yarg, hear me out me hearties

  Set a course fer the strip club so I can throw can throw doubloons at them harlots

  2026-06-26 17:05

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  pay them

  Not true at all. I knew tons of component people who tried waiting and had bad handwriting, so they flunked out of the job because no one could read the order.

  2026-06-26 17:02

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  let the brown man rape you, you racist!

  Downvoting because this is AI slop

  2026-06-26 17:00

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  read less

  I mean AI is literally designed to steal all of humanities collective knowledge so they can sell it back to us at a inflated price, and it still hallucinates stuff and gets it wrong. Blows my mind this hasn't been reigned in by Sony yet. They sue everyone.

  2026-06-26 13:56

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  Ain't no food like fast food in the good ole US of A!

  *Throws tea into the harbor*

  2026-06-25 20:00

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  Dongs on Economy

  You can't pay your farm hands if no one can buy your crops. Most people in or near the city experienced it a lot harder than the people in the country. My grandparents were in rural Kentucky and acted like they barely noticed it. They farmed Tabaco not food lmao

  2026-06-22 23:11

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  Dongs on Economy

  It has never been even a modicum as bad as the Great Depression. The Philadelphia Zoo, famously slaughtered their buffalo and deer during the Depression to feed their carnivores. Crops were left to rot in the fields, and cows slaughtered because no one could buy them. Some families put their children in an orphanage just to ensure their survival while the parents starved to death. A Black Meat Market sprung up selling excess cats and dogs for food because no one could feed their pets.

  2026-06-22 19:41

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  Starmer Is Out - Finally!

  *Arrests you for not having a Memedroid license*

  2026-06-22 19:18

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  Thanks Jack

  Jacks got your back.

  2026-06-22 19:17

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  global beef

  As someone who plays a lot of Milsims I can say one thing for certain. Aussies are expert level shit talkers.

  2026-06-22 12:20

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  Cringe becomes popular

  He did a great job in the Dungeon Crawler Carl book 3: The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook audiobook. He voiced the conductor.

  2026-06-21 14:05

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  rough timeline

  *eats tomato in the most disgusting way possible*

  2026-06-18 15:21

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  Socialism is just hate and envy

  My only ask is that he gets off the ketamine. If he's going to wield that much power and influence I'd rather he do it sober and not be tweaking all the time.

  2026-06-14 22:03

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  The Lusty Argonian Maid

  Ah, I see you are a man of science

  2026-06-07 14:07

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  Iran in 1970 before Islamic Revolution

  This is either a super targeted alt account or an actual Iranian. Your comment history is fascinating.

  2026-06-06 21:51

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  dongs in a gradius

  Reminds me of the Gundam 1979 artwork.

  2026-06-06 21:46

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  2 sides of the same collectivist coin

  He's saving it for later. He was famously anti-Semitic.

  2026-06-06 21:44

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  Work hard, bitch about it

  Women *siiiiiiiiiippps coffee*

  2026-06-06 21:42

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  Aaaah

  A claymore can fix one of those

  2026-06-06 21:41

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  I personally prefer the dancing m&m with matrix music, bu...

  Name checks out

  2026-06-06 21:40

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  wise words

  I mean for me it comes down to the economic standpoint. A Communist or Socialist Command Economy always results in shortages and repressed inflation. A decentralized, non-monopolized Capitalist Economy always results in surpluses and cheaper goods. It just works.

  2026-06-05 17:56

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  Choose wisely

  We call him Edward 40 Hands. From dawn to dusk he drinks.

  2026-06-05 11:20

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  Capitalism but mine

  Reading Das Kapital is the easiest way to make someone anticommunist. Marx criticized capitalism but offered no solutions. He just said that socialism will lead to communism but didnt lay out how to transition. Somehow dipsh*ts read that, and made it their entire personality. It blows my mind that communism and socialism still exist as a half baked solution to monopiles and sh*tty employers. I think it's better to embrace capitalism and protect it's tenets than abandon it for a half baked idea.

  2026-06-05 10:28

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  wise words

  Libertarians and Communists don't know this one simple trick.

  2026-06-05 09:58

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  Peak male therapy

  A-f*cking-men, give me a fire and a beer after a long day of yard work

  2026-06-04 10:26

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  rich people

  Not if you're Trump. At the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City he owed $69.5 million to 253 subcontractors, and there's over 60 other lawsuits where he's pulled the same trick.

  2026-06-02 18:06

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  chief maybe

  A rare Halo 3 reference

  2026-06-01 12:40

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  dongs in a solution

  I'm convinced that there are two kinds of people in the world: People who fix/do everything, and people who break everything by doing sh*t like this.

  2026-05-31 20:11

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  Actually fair

  Yeah, personally I think that's lazy service techs that want it at ground level so it's easy to wipe off, because their entire argument is defeated by the word "ladder"

  2026-05-28 12:52

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  Single dad, can confirm

  Dude I've been doing mold remediation for the past 6 years and it's defeating. The previous owners lied about the basement flooding so we had to demo all the drywall and redo our entire basement, then I figured out the ceiling had mold too. We're 10 years into a 1 year remodel because of that. I haven't even started on the fun stuff because of all the mold. Home inspector never caught the mold. I should have the basement done this winter, then I can start on the outside of the house.

  2026-05-27 20:07

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  Political side quest

  "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with milk & cookies." - TomAss Jeffro's Son

  2026-05-27 13:10

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  Single dad, can confirm

  Respect man. I'm currently doing all of those chores and renovating my home on top of that because my wife gave birth recently. Home renovations are so much harder and less rewarding. I can't seem to get that through my wife's head. I agree though, lawncare is harder than all the other home chores combined and it's not even that bad. Just throw on an audiobook and cruise. At the very least you'll get a tan.

  2026-05-27 12:57

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  Tat

  This is CEO code for: "They told me I couldn't bang my secretary, they gotta go."

  2026-05-22 21:49

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  title

  How funny would it be if we teamed up with France to smuggle arms into the UK to protect its citizens from government overreach? We do a little trolling.

  2026-05-22 18:52

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  No

  At least they made it make sense in The Fast and the Furious by adding a NOS (Nitrous Oxide System). TLDR: the system injects oxygen-rich gas directly into the engine, allowing it to burn more fuel and generate 50-150+ extra horsepower as long as you're already in the highest gear of course.

  2026-05-22 18:46

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  They lyin' - it didn't work and don't even exist.

  Capitalism is the only true answer to abundance and economic prosperity. If you want quotas, a command economy, and a "worker's paradise," go ask the Balkans how that turned out.

  2026-05-21 14:42

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  Wish I had one--and only one--of these.

  According to this meme, she's gaslighting you sir

  2026-05-21 12:01

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  cold server

  Finally a good reason to invade Canada and Greenland.

  2026-05-21 11:59

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  self installed religion

  Wait until you hear about Ethiopia. They were Christians since the 4th century. The priests came to them to spread the word, only to be welcomed by kingdom of believers

  2026-05-21 11:15

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  uuuuuuuuuuuuuh

  "Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created?" - Steve Buscemi

  2026-05-20 12:48

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  Dui kamikaze

  *turns up Freebird*

  2026-05-20 12:47

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  What they do, not what they say

  That's a bad example to be honest. They didn't write the regulations on that one. They spent money to influence the ACA but they mainly influenced Mitt Romney, Chuck Grassley, Nancy Pelosi, Max Baucus, and Olympia Snowe because Obama was threatening to make insurance companies obsolete. They won that battle but lost the preexisting conditions battle and kept the current for profit insurance market alive. Only 23 CO-OPs failed because of this and it was because they were so poor to begin with.

  2026-05-15 16:50

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  Boromir carried harder

  "Authority is not given to you, Steward of Gondor, to order the hour of your death." - Gandalf Gandolfini

  2026-05-15 09:01

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  Lol

  [W O M E N]

  2026-05-14 21:10

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  What they do, not what they say

  Like a major part of my job is automation. I'm automating literally everything we can automate. They do not under any circumstance want an extra FTE on salary with benefits if they can be replaced by a robot, script, intune, or AI agent. That goes for all 7 fortune 500 companies I've worked at, and the 5 medium sized businesses I worked at before that. No one is asking for more regulations behind the scenes unless it's the metal industry.

  2026-05-14 18:24

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  What they do, not what they say

  As someone whose worked in IT for fortune 500 companies most my adult life, I can tell you that it's false that companies pay to have regulations written. All of them are trying to get rid of them to save on costs. Most the "regulations" they are complaining about are worker and consumer protections and things that require them to hire more people to deal with them. They don't want to pay to have lawyers on retainer or have a risk department. They want to replace everyone with AI.

  2026-05-14 18:16

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  What they do, not what they say

  You have it backwards. You realize that deregulation is what the corporations want right? (That and lower corporate passthrough taxes) That's why businesses primarily sponsor Republican candidates. That brings down their costs and allows them to abuse customers and the environment with no financial repercussions. Not to mention the government breaking up monopolies is a requirement to return to true capitalism. Without that ability, it's mercantilism.

  2026-05-14 12:26

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  Yeah no I don't think so

  I've been renovating my house for the last 10 years on the weekends. There isn't enough beer in all of the United States to relax me after that sh*t.

  2026-05-14 12:18

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  Lol

  Let me guess, banking or fintech?

  2026-05-12 21:57

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  Lol

  Lore accurate meme. Every cyber security tech I've worked with looks like they're 30 seconds from jumping off a bridge.

  2026-05-12 21:56

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  What they do, not what they say

  You're talking about party themes and ideals; I'm talking about the reality of who they are. Both parties are voting to keep the corporate welfare state alive because all the politicians in those parties are taking money from billionaires in the form of campaign contributions. This was made even worse in 2010 by the introduction of SuperPACs where the financial limits were raised and donations could be anonymous via intermediary. We have to reform that first to get them off the payroll.

  2026-05-12 17:40

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  What they do, not what they say

  Ok, so you're talking about MAGA? Because they are just as pro-corporation as standard Republicans are. That's where I'm confused with your statement. You're acting as though the left is the only party supporting corporations... that's just not true at all, both sides are supporting the corporate welfare state. Until we gut that we can't go back to traditional capitalism.

  2026-05-12 15:46

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  What they do, not what they say

  Everything you've listed we've both watched the right do in the last 25 years. Not to mention Republicans not supporting corporations is laughable. Explain how you came to that conclusion. (PS: there is no left or right, they're all part of the same bird, and that bird is flying off with your money)

  2026-05-12 13:56

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  History but fancy

  Reminds me of this book I had when I was little called "Rome Then and Now" it had cellophane pages of the building when they were built and you could overlay them with the ruin to see how it looked during antiquity.

  2026-05-12 13:50

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  pizza violence

  In Italian: "Bibbity bobbity, get the f*ck off my property!"

  2026-05-12 13:10

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  What they do, not what they say

  Pt 5: Do you see now? By funding or propping up the corporate welfare state; you are anti-freedom. There is no left or right, because those are distractions. The only way out of this, is to get the ultra-rich out of our government and bring back true capitalism. The real authoritarians are the people printing more money to bail out the rich every time they crash our economy, which is depressing the value of the dollar and destroying the USA. That's why it's the ultra-wealthy vs everyone else.

  2026-05-12 12:37

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  What they do, not what they say

  Pt 4: You are perpetually trapped in Left / Right brain because you are being fed their propaganda from all angles. It's divide and conquer, literally the world's oldest strategy. They want you mad at the left or the right; so you don't pay attention to them. They want you mad at Mexicans; because they overwhelmingly vote for labor protections. They want you mad at Boomers; so they can cut social security. They want you mad in general; because it makes them filthy rich when you are tuned in.

  2026-05-12 12:27

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  What they do, not what they say

  Pt 3: Instead of fixing the system, the rich are hiring PR firms to white wash their crimes, buying politicians to keep their welfare state alive, and trying to cut as as many government programs as possible so they don't have to pay as much taxes. Then they buy the news / media companies to spread their propaganda, fund studies that contradict science so they can say "not everyone agrees " to muddy the water and try to convince people to fight each other so we don't fix the real issue. Them.

  2026-05-12 12:14

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  What they do, not what they say

  Pt 2: We're literally propping up a corporate welfare state to keep the rich rich and make sure no more competition can exist. If competition happens they buy it out and eventually become a monopoly. This isn't capitalism anymore. This is crony capitalism or a corporate welfare state. To fix this we should be sponsoring new businesses with the subsidy money and removing the tax breaks. This will increase competition and return us to real capitalism and bring prices down.

  2026-05-12 12:09

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  What they do, not what they say

  Pt 1: You're so close to getting it. Only rich corporations in America are receiving socialism in the form of write offs, rebates, reduced taxes, straight up subsidies. These are things normal Americans don't have access too. 42% of Elon's wealth came from American tax payers. There is no left or right. There's socialism for the rich and the losses get publicly distributed when we bail them out. If we try to take any of this away the market crashes.

  2026-05-12 12:04

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  What they do, not what they say

  Meanwhile Page, Brin, Zuckerberg, Kalanick, and Thiel all flee California after a proposed 5% Billionaire wealth tax. Their socialisms a window dressing. Pewdipie said it best, "I was a socialist until I got money, and now I'm like damn, these taxes are way too high!" (He paid 45% in taxes to UK)

  2026-05-12 09:47

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  old kid

  Notice how I said 1980-1990s? You know... when the Silent Generation and Greatest Generation were still alive and controlling things

  2026-05-11 18:14

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  What they do, not what they say

  Trump's inauguration had left and right wing billionaires. Most bought their seats by throwing billions into SuperPACs supporting Trump's election. He's also hosted numerous dinners with Left Wing billionaires like Bill Gates, Tim Cook, and Sundar Pichai. Also his NSB has both left and right wing rich people on it. When you get to the top they're all in the same club, the political affiliation doesn't matter. Only money does.

  2026-05-11 18:07

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  What they do, not what they say

  Not at all. They own both sides of the media and both political parties. They can't have a conflict for you to argue about if they don't manufacture a disagreement. Don't you think it's funny that the rich are buying up news, print, and social media companies in droves? It's almost like they're trying to control the conversation so you don't pay attention to them. Google controls the search results, social media controls the recommended news stories, and print / news media creates the stories.

  2026-05-11 16:02

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  What they do, not what they say

  Yes, this was all in the Epstein files. They created the culture war just to distract you from real issues. They just want to keep you mad at everyone except them so they can rob you blind and buy your government out from under you. They all want more money, power, and the ability to be above the law. That's about as deep as their motives go. "There's class warfare, all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning" - Warren Buffett 11/26/2005

  2026-05-11 14:56

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  old kid

  Hating on Boomers was a psyop created by the Americans for Generational Equity (AGE) in the 1980-1990s to blame Boomers for the wealth inequality created by the ultra rich. Gates & Soros donate to this Org to make you angry at your grandparents so you blame them instead of the rich for ruining our economy. They want you caught up in left vs right debates or young vs old debates so you don't look up and realize the ultra-rich are causing your problems.

  2026-05-11 13:12

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  Pepperidge farms remembers

  Ground war in Iran, you say?

  2026-05-11 12:57

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  What they do, not what they say

  Na, it's just the reveals in the Epstein files proved we're all on the same side. It's the ultra-rich vs everyone else. They bought both sides of the media and government just to rage bait us on culture war bullsh*t and keep us from holding them accountable. If we're too busy fighting each other they can pass laws to rob us behind our back. It's not the both sides are bad thing. It's that both sides are distractions from the real issue. Peter Theil, Bill Gates and their rich buddies.

  2026-05-10 23:33

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  Password parkour

  Tell me you don't know what DLP is without telling me. It uses Vendor ID (VID), Product ID (PID), and Serial Number to identify, whitelist the USB, so no matter how it's plugged in it works because the USB has to broadcast that, if it doesn't it gets black listed by default. So yes, this 100% fixes that issue.

  2026-05-07 09:02

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  Password parkour

  What are you talking about? Orgs have been using DLP to prevent unauthorized USBs for like 15 years.

  2026-05-06 19:48

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  What they do, not what they say

  There you go falling for the left / right propaganda again. It's the rich reinforcing these divides so you don't look at them. There are just as many right wing news networks, and both sides are trying to convince you to hate the other. You ever wonder why? It's because the rich own both sides of the political spectrum, the politicians, the institutions, and the news too. It's all a game to make you look left or right so you don't look up.

  2026-05-05 14:57

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