Most people don't realise what's coming!

[Guno צְבִי]

1. Smartphones will be replaced by a chip implanted in the brain (liberals need not worry about that one)
2. A.I. is already writing its own programs with algorithms too complex for humans to understand.
3. Terminator's Skynet is a real eventuality.
4. All this future tech is being marketed by the mega corps as benign.
5. Loss of all privacy and the eventuality of real Big Brother "thought police" with chip implants designed to read your thoughts.

it's all over for you white goyim

[Nose Picker]

Socialism ... like an Ant colony ... or the Borg.

Lemmings seldom recognize themselves in a mirror.

[Nose Picker]

You've been under constant surveillance for quite some time and you can legally be take out by the state. And you have eagerly participated and cooperated in it.

Isn't it ironic how the ones who bleat the loudest about freedom are the most sheeplike in accepting the opposite?

[Fentoine Lum]

Isn't it ironic how the ones who bleat the loudest about freedom are the most sheeplike in accepting the opposite?

Indeed.

“None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

[Nose Picker]

Indeed.

“None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Great quote. Another:
Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose. -- Janis Joplin

[Fentoine Lum]

Great quote. Another:
Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose. -- Janis Joplin

No, Kris Kristofferson.

[Irish]

The humane race could be made completely obsolete in the next 100 years, by automation, AI etc.

I think we need to start the fight now before its too late. Before something like Skynet takes over.

Even if we aren't fighting the machines, we will be fighting for a worthwhile existence.

[Nose Picker]

No, Kris Kristofferson.

Touche!

[Nose Picker]

The humane race could be made completely obsolete in the next 100 years, by automation, AI etc.

I think we need to start the fight now before its too late. Before something like Skynet takes over.

Even if we aren't fighting the machines, we will be fighting for a worthwhile existence.

Besides that if we are gone, where will flesh-eating bacteria live?

[Fentoine Lum]

Besides that if we are gone, where will flesh-eating bacteria live?

They can feed on the aristocracy.

[Nose Picker]

They can feed on the aristocracy.

They've zoned against that.

[Fentoine Lum]

They've zoned against that.

Yeah well, capitalist predators always think they can control the natural world and wind up bitchslapped by it.

[Nose Picker]

Yeah well, capitalist predators always think they can control the natural world and wind up bitchslapped by it.

If they would just rake around the trees none of this would happen.

[Flash]

Most people don't realise what's coming!

They must not get their news from YouTube!

[Old Trapper]

Ever hear of stock dividends? Ever hear of employee stock options? Ever hear of sales commissions? ... or piece rate jobs? ... all are very capitalist forms of profit sharing except stock options which are capitalist employee ownership.

Hey douchebag, you do understand (and of course you don't) that less then 20% of workers enjoy those benefits:

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...k-robert-reich

Jefferson was talking about taxpayer subsidies to save an unprofitable industry from demise due to foreign tariff taxation. You're a nut.

And once again the Teeny Weenie Little Dog shows his ignorance. Americans did not pay tariffs to Britain during the war you fucking idiot:

https://www.encyclopedia.com/history...onomy-overview

"Postwar Depression. While the American Revolution freed American merchants from British restrictions, it also denied Americans British protection and brought American traders into direct conflict with British trade policies. Before the Revolution 75 percent of American exports went to England, Ireland, and the West Indies. After the Revolution, Britain and her colonies would buy only 10 percent of America’s exports. The successful Revolution brought on a depression in the United States, as England closed her markets to American trade or raised her tariffs on American goods and poured manufactured goods into American markets, selling these goods at far lower prices than American manufacturers could charge. With no central government to make trade policies, the United States could not respond to this economic warfare."

As usual, you do not understand what you have posted

And once again the low IQ Trumpanzee fails