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fuck_ai

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Wall Street Is Getting Very Nervous About AI

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The red flags have been waving, alarms have been going off, everyone with two braincells to rub together can see this is a ponzi-like scheme of circular financing paired with extreme market concentration.

Wallstreet doesn't care. This level of incompetence considering almost everyone with retirement is tied to this is just too much to believe. Firing everyone in charge and preventing them from ever working in finance or even a leadership position for the rest of their lives should be the absolute minimum of their punishment for this complicity. If they spoke out early and took action, we can exempt them. Otherwise it is time to clean house.

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“So Much Worse Than People Realize”: Never-Before-Seen Images Reveal Damage at U.S. Bases as Troops Describe Being Abandoned

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You mean American Troops? Because I can assure you the fascist US regime continuously kills and abuses its own citizens. They have destroyed millions of minority and poor families with the War on Drugs and terrorized tens of millions of civilians with police violence. They have lost more citizens to gun violence in the last thirty years than every US soldier that has died in every conflict since the creation of the US. They allow the wealthy to murder, rape, and steal from the populace with impunity. They still are engaged in multiple ongoing genocides with their own people.

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Nothing personal between me and Trump, Zelensky tells CNN

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I understand that they have had major reforms to address corruption in the government. I am not trying to disparage Ukraine, just pointing out an interesting part of their bribing culture.

https://dif.org.ua/en/article/corruption-in-the-everyday-lives-of-ukrainians-for-what-do-we-give-bribes-to-whom-and-why

It really is a throwback to a previous system and it makes a lot of sense. Ideally it wouldn't be needed if everyone got paid what they deserve, but that is merely my opinion as someove who is not part of their culture.

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An actual headline someone spent money to advertise

BBC discovery rails Trump!

Trump is subdued by BBC!

Trump's says he can take on BBC!

BBC forces Trump to come!

BBC penetrates Trump's Inner Circle!

Trump can't take BBC pressure!

Trump takes BBC head on and chokes!

BBC bottoms out and Trump powers through!

BBC stretches Trump thin after intercourse!

Trump butthurt by BBC slam!

Trump's long history taking on BBC revealed!

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Looks like someone needs to immediately go to genital inspection room! While we take turns inspecting your genitals, would you please raise your right hand and read aloud the loyalty oath to our God King Trump?

"I pledge to the greatest bigot in the history of the United States, that hates us so much he can't even breathe, that I will go out with my Krazy Kommunity Klansmen. I'll do it any way, I don't care if I'm registered or not, I'm going to try and cheat like hell like we always do... and we are going to vote multiple times on November 3rd, or we are going to vote multiple times before that."

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[Video] Unites States regime officer executes a 1 year old black baby after his mother did not stop the car for being accused of shoplifting diapers and baby clothes from Walmart

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Here is a typical oath they take.

"On my honor, I will never betray my badge, my integrity, my character or the public trust.

I will always have the courage to hold myself and others accountable for our actions.

I will always uphold the constitution, my community, and the agency I serve."

We all witness the reality of cops taking their sweet time to report to residential crime, but how they will literally die trying to race to a commercial crime showing up in a few minutes. This is not their oath though. It would be like a doctor deciding not to treat someone because they didn't like their nationality. Why do officers uniquely violate their oath?