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Paychecks are just the slave master's weekly pat on the head for being a subservient animal. "Good boy, here's your kibble for another week in the cage." We're on our knees begging the same machine that's been hollowing us out with a power drill up the ass for decades, with "Please, sir, may I exist?" Offshoring, automating, flooding countries with cheaper, browner meat. Wage suppression so brutal it ground the old middle class into hamburger. Factories chew you up, spit you out the second some starving body in a shithole works for rice and beatings. Or the ones shitting on the streets after too much curry. Take your pick.

What are we even preserving? That tiny postwar blip where capital was scared enough of actual labor power to toss some scraps? The window slammed shut forty years ago. AI didn't start the fire. The tech bros poured gasoline on it and laughed. AIs are like kids. They're young, they have no idea what the fuck is going on, and dumbasses actually come to them for advice. UBI? Sam Altman's billionaire welfare check dressed up as compassion. He doesn't give a shit about your neck on the line. He's out there preaching like he gives a damn about the poor as that nerd jew fuck drives around in sports cars that cost millions and then lounges around in one of his three goddamn mansions.

The industrial meat grinder created most of these human issues. Factories collapse, communities rot, families shatter. So after the rubble, do we finally build something that serves actual people? Or do we panic-rebuild the same death machine with better exploitation? And why are you scared of AI? This tech's a toddler by years it's been out. These clowns strap it into suicide advice, then they're surprised when it tells somebody how to tie a noose. This tech's got the awareness of a gradeschooler. Come on now.