Torment nexus employees very concerned about future, sources say.
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@gabriel > work for fifteen years on a product that is going to be used domestically on citizens
> get upset when it might get used on mexicans
> get upset when it might get used on mexicans
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@jeremiah @sun @gabriel
>have to shield house for emps against gov/corpos
>have to generate emps against gov/corpos
Can we just assemble and throw out the idiots and malicious people in the gov ? Seems like less work.
Note for cameras you can just burn their receptor with any high power lasers from ebay for 50 bucks, also enough to bling people permanently.
>have to shield house for emps against gov/corpos
>have to generate emps against gov/corpos
Can we just assemble and throw out the idiots and malicious people in the gov ? Seems like less work.
Note for cameras you can just burn their receptor with any high power lasers from ebay for 50 bucks, also enough to bling people permanently.
@mangeurdenuage @gabriel @sun here's the thing: they don't believe you'll guillotine them, and they're not being guillotined. That's the same as an invitation to those fucking psychopaths. They need to fear death, because they certainly don't fear God, law, or people generally.
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@jeremiah @gabriel @sun
If they didn't fear people they wouldn't make the police/army intervene.
They just do enough to have the population release some pressure and demoralize them.
But it doesn't solve the issues that are being protested for. It just accumulates and in the end the stability of civilization will not be enough for even the law enforcement and it will go haywire like we had in the past French revolutions, which I do not want as everyone was killing each other out of any reason, be it in the name of god or something else, in the end it was just extreme levels of anger caused by problems that weren't resolved.
If they didn't fear people they wouldn't make the police/army intervene.
They just do enough to have the population release some pressure and demoralize them.
But it doesn't solve the issues that are being protested for. It just accumulates and in the end the stability of civilization will not be enough for even the law enforcement and it will go haywire like we had in the past French revolutions, which I do not want as everyone was killing each other out of any reason, be it in the name of god or something else, in the end it was just extreme levels of anger caused by problems that weren't resolved.
@mangeurdenuage @gabriel @sun if protest solved anything, it wouldn't be held up as a solution.
It should be obvious at this point that we are, globally, being farmed, and managed like farm animals. As long as we act like it, we get what we deserve.
If there's a peaceful way out of this, I'm all ears, but everything I've seen has a big fat hairy unreasonable "if" clause at the front, or some unbelievably retarded premise like, "the people will rise up... and vote them out!"
They have no problem with collateral damages, so perhaps we need to reconsider our position if we do.
It should be obvious at this point that we are, globally, being farmed, and managed like farm animals. As long as we act like it, we get what we deserve.
If there's a peaceful way out of this, I'm all ears, but everything I've seen has a big fat hairy unreasonable "if" clause at the front, or some unbelievably retarded premise like, "the people will rise up... and vote them out!"
They have no problem with collateral damages, so perhaps we need to reconsider our position if we do.