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Robotics and the Minimum Wage.
We're coming to the rapid confluence of one very stupid idea.
The minimum wage merging with one very reckless bad idea, the robotic takeover of America.
This takeover is geared toward being a very quick conquest.
This is necessary because the average American worker better be caught fast asleep while it's happening.
Otherwise, mass awareness may upset the apple cart of the robotics industry from capturing massive market share.
This is a challenge because automated control of the economy is just another status trick up the sleeves of the deep state criminal network.
Gambling away everything that you, dear listener, hold near and dear to you, your job, and your family's future and security.
My contention is pretty hard for most people to swallow.
Most people have dire concerns about the apparent coming of a technological tsunami.
But it's like the mentally tortured monkey in the lab cage who is suffering from a learned helplessness.
What could he possibly do to stop a tsunami of change?
The problem, of course, comes from the way the question has been set up by the billionaire elites and deep state,
who enthusiastically cry, ready or not, here it comes.
As if the coming robotic age is all good.
Well, it's not. And some common sense proofs easily shows that.
People pretty much take it for granted that this is going to happen no matter what.
It's been deeply ingrained in us for many generations.
That we would eventually be talking to robots as if they were real sentient beings.
And through ongoing development, they would end up doing many of our jobs.
People would be replaced by machines.
Oddly enough, if we always assumed as much, but we still had severe misgivings about it,
why now are we just starting to really talk about it at the last minute?
Robots are nothing more than a reflection of our human nature.
People love to procrastinate on difficult issues.
This is obviously one of them.
People also love easy, fast solutions to complex emotions.
And so, show in the robots.
Have an unpleasant task? Let the robot do it.
But if we ever expect to live in peace with ourselves in this age, we must go deeper than that.
Greed drives progress.
It's the old chamber of commerce argument.
Anything that's good for business is always good for America.
But the ramifications of supporting those who are greedy above all others is a problem.
America's gone through all kinds of revolutions.
There was the Industrial Revolution, the cotton gin, the computer age,
AI and now robotics both coming of age at about the same time.
One idea is that high tech makes life easier for the workers.
But when robots completely replace workers, then how's that good for workers if they don't exist anymore?
Even those new jobs created by the robot industry will soon be replaced by robots making robots.
And so now those workers have to be on welfare, which means they get paid a pittance for doing nothing useful,
which ruins one's character.
It is almost impossible for the ex-worker to overcome this kind of abuse.
He is automatically set up for failure in all that he does.
The idea that they try to push is that he will become a perpetual enlightened student
being taught the truth by the deep state powers that be.
The student either conforms or else, or else nothing.
The deep state will not allow any dissent.
They will pass enslaving the ex-worker forever to a life of base mediocrity by the deep state,
with the deep state left fully in control of absolutely everything in that ex-worker's life.
They will have a tiny taxpayer provided income and left living in a tiny cracker box.
Literally, perhaps, a shipping container or smaller for a house, or a yurt or tree house, or God knows what.
That's if you draw this whole scenario out to its long-range destination.
Robots won't be a halfway kind of deal.
Ultimately, it's all or almost nothing.
I can't say absolutely nothing because that technology exists now,
and we must compete with our enemies like the Chikoms.
We can't completely stuff Pandora back in her box.
And if you think this all sounds like grotesque exaggeration, I assure you it is not.
Speak of the devil, old Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum has stated boldly,
in the future, you will own nothing, and you will be happy.
Sounds too much like, eat your spinach, or you will have no dessert.
Or for you Pink Floyd fans, how can you have your pudding if you don't eat your meat?
Let's now take a look at how robotics intersects with the minimum wage, specifically in the food industry.
For example, in California, there is a restaurant that is fully automated.
It has no people.
Think about how that sounds.
No people.
Only the dysfunctional paranoid neurotic can salivate at the prospect of there being no people in a simple interaction like getting lunch somewhere.
Mass automation isn't just a bad idea on multiple levels.
It is sick. Morally and spiritually bankrupt.
Big money has already paid, and will continue to pay, to guide the perceptions of the masses towards being 100% accepting of a total robotic takeover of every corner of our existence.
Now there are even sex robots.
Robots who look and move like real women.
So even the grossly mature, severely neurotic, and spiritually and socially undeveloped get to fantasize about being somewhat normal.
Even the biggest losers can now get a girlfriend if they can afford them.
That law doesn't seem to change.
But it's all delusional.
It's the same delusion that kept Nora Desmond wide-eyed and staring off into the distance, daydreaming about how wonderful her life was
within the tiny confines of her memory scope deep inside her deranged little cranium.
But nowhere else.
Robotics intersections deeply with the rabid increase in the minimum wage.
$16 plus per hour means robotics will soon explode.
This was all done on purpose, of course.
The simpleton, dummy-crat, food worker stupidly thinks that $16 or $17 per hour, $20 in California, is great.
Never imagining that with that insane pay increase, there will be a terminal price to pay.
A robot can and will easily put that worker permanently out of business and very, very soon.
If there was no minimum wage at all, food service workers would have tons of opportunities for employment.
The choices would be never-ending.
And because the pay would be so low, the vast majority of these workers would feel inclined to move on.
But they would have the tremendous advantage of having some solid work skills.
So they would seek higher-paying jobs and get out of poverty faster than with a higher-paying but dead-end restaurant job.
That they would likely never leave because they had no competitive skills that would land them anything that paid better.
That's why the minimum wage is so terrible for poor people.
But simpleton dummy-crats don't even try to understand this basic principle of Economics 101.
Why not? Because most dummy-crats are just posers.
They give tons of lip service but don't really care about the downward spiral of poor people.
Robots also currently paints nails better than people do and they can do it for under $10.
How many nail salons are there? Do you have a happy nail in your neighborhood?
How many girls work there? Well, say goodbye to those jobs too.
Isn't it going to be great when you can have your nails done with zero human interaction?
The melancholy of our changing perceptions regarding others is sad beyond belief.
I hope it's obvious by now that the eventual outcome will be that only the manufacturers of robotics and AI will end up making any real money.
Many of these companies will merger and jobs by the hundreds of millions will be lost because eventually we won't even need one or two man businesses anymore.
Robotics will be so cheap that we can even have all these currently outsourced services in our homes.
But due to massive loss of jobs, only a few will be able to afford them even then.
The rest will have to make do without these services or have them greatly reduced.
Only those on welfare will have access to any services. And that's the plan.
The humongous private sector will be completely wiped out and forced into living on welfare permanently as planned and all according to deep state schedule.
If all this sounds incredibly depressing to you, then that's the silver lining to this darkened storm cloud.
Fear can be a tremendous motivator. If you're being chased by a grizzly bear, you can run pretty darn fast.
That just means billions of others will be negatively affected by the sea change just like you.
None of this high-tech dystopia is inevitable, by the way.
Education and altered perceptions can absolutely move mountains and change this world. It is not too late.
Sure, billionaires have collectively trillions of dollars to use against us, but even big money like that can only go so far.
But here's our ace. We vastly outnumber them.
Unfortunately, many on our side are deeply, profoundly brainwashed by the big money class.
Many waste hours each day watching deep state sponsored trash on TV.
The deep state has wisely invested trillions of dollars into the brainwashing business like television.
Just like any penny anti mob boss knows, for maximum unfair advantage, you must buy the papers or the media.
Or brainwash your victims into thinking that the mafia is looking out for their victims' best interests.
You don't have to fight your enemy if you can just trick your enemy.
Currently, about one-third of every dollar spent at a restaurant goes to labor costs.
And listen to this. During the plandemic, it was planned for a variety of different nefarious reasons.
Restaurant costs grew exponentially. By now, everyone should know that COVID was a totally fake setup to trick the simple minded.
So the COVID scam intersectioned with other scams. Intersectionality is based on the principle of a spider's web design.
Tender fibers intertwined become strengthened to create a near unterrible bond of corruption.
The COVID hysteria intersectioned with big pharma shots and massive profits.
And with big tech's huge expansion into people's personal lives during that time,
and with the destruction of tens of millions of small businesses, which benefited huge corporations by wiping out their competition,
and keeping in line with all this intersectionality, restaurants can't afford the new permanent operating costs that never fully went away with the plandemic.
Combine that disaster with outrageous increases in the minimum wage.
And so now, even small restaurants are being forced to run to robots just to stay in business.
You see how all this is working.
Robotics is just another scam of the deep state to consolidate all corporate power and to knock out all small business competition and eventually all conservative dissent.
Because small businesses are conservative.
Robotics benefits the bigger players, not the smaller ones.
If robots become omnipresent, then there can be no more leverage for human-centered disagreements.
Ever try arguing with a machine?
It's easier to persuade Chuck U. Schumer that President Trump is a good guy.
So the machines win and people lose.
Obsession with maintaining privilege and power is not just a human trait.
It is a universal law, and it applies to everything in this universe.
Once machines control all or nearly all, that bond will be impossible to break.
That's why a pro-human renaissance, however big or small, will happen.
It must happen.
It is a mathematical certainty.
The current environment is perfect for it.
The only question is, will you choose to be a part of it?
Or will you sit on the sidelines and choose to resign yourself to being a nobody?
Life on this planet is for taking action.
It exists for no other purpose.
The horrors of a world without workers is too horrible to contemplate.
But we must, only by facing this worst-case scenario, can we ever motivate ourselves to take sufficient action.
The Romans invented welfare because they discovered that it's cheaper than maintaining peace through martial law.
Welfare is designed to destroy us, not to help us.
But those on welfare don't fare well.
In September 2023, the Full Employment for Robotics Act was signed into law by California Governor Grusam Newsom, not its actual name.
Newsom loves robots because he is one, minus the robot brain, of course, and soul.
In California, the minimum wage is $20 per hour for food service workers, $4 more than the state's minimum wage for everyone else.
Why? We know why.
Use robots to wipe out the lowest economic strata of Americans and stick them on welfare forever,
and make certain they never, ever grow up someday to become conservatives.
For example, if you abuse a human infant badly enough, that abused baby will never grow up to be a happy, well-adjusted adult.
That is Grusam Newsom's plan for 1.5 million of California's food service workers.
The vast majority of these brand-new special-interest voters have never voted before because most have no lives yet.
And so over a million new, dummy-crat voters is like an oil gusher for the Democrats.
And introduce union membership to those few who won't be displaced by robots.
And voila! Pro-Democrat Union expansion when all unions should be dying on the vine.
Satan and his demons are very tricky.
So welfare then becomes multi-generational in its crippling damage to these food service families.
And that evil douche, Grusam Newsom, says that starting out from nothing and becoming successful someday is, and I quote,
a romanticized version of a world that doesn't exist.
What a festering, flaming, lying a-hole.
It's always existed until this loser inherited his Aunt Nutty Nancy Pelosi's Rolodex and money and tricks to buy the governorship.
Actually making something of yourself used to be called the American Dream.
Now, under Grusam's hateful Wicked Watch, it's called the California Nightmare.
Thanks, Grusam, Gavin Newsom, thanks for nothing.
$20 per hour goes into effect on April Fool's Day.
April Fool's Day. Hmm. I wonder if that was intentional.
He's been bought off by the robot industry, which specializes in putting everyone out of work eventually.
I don't care what your profession is.
And with Grusam's help, that day may come a lot sooner than you can imagine.
Underlying the wage increase have been union efforts to unionize fast food workers.
And so that is another mega donor feeding Gavin Grusam's deep, deep state corruption.
He does what his biggest donors tell him to do.
That means turning traditionally conservative small business owners into deep state union stooges,
the opposite of what they want to be.
But the greater the money flow to overwhelm many low profit, small eating establishments,
the more hopeless it all seems.
California unions agreed to stop their push to make franchising corporations liable for actions by independent franchises
if the corporations would just go along with the $20 minimum wage.
So they're cutting out the independents, the entrepreneurs, honest hard workers who just want to get ahead,
people like you and me, in favor of the unions, the big corporations, and the robotics manufacturers.
All tied into, you guessed it, the deep state.
To quickly turn America into a third world hellhole, all by design.
Robot creators are claiming that regulation is never going to catch up with the paces that they're making.
So imagine an industry that is advancing so rapidly that any and all regulation is impossible.
Do you think that industry will become corrupt?
Is this what the world needs right now?
More untangleable corruption in a brand new virtually untried industry of mass human matching
and eventually excelling over people?
When that happens, what's next?
We will report to them.
The robots become our bosses in every single sphere of life,
and they will be unpersuadable because they will be so much smarter than you and me.
All this points to the desperate need for Americans, especially, to wake up right now out of our big tech coma.
We need to wake up and grow up.
Slouching and dragging our feet towards the future is grossly anti-American.
We grab life by the horns, but if those horns are fully intent on gore-ing us through,
then we damn well better know exactly what we're dealing with.
The Deep State Mafia is absolutely ruthless and will stop at nothing to defeat us.
If you've ever seen the movie Wall-E, there's a scene which perfectly encapsulates how the Deep State elites view
we lowly base members of consumer society.
There's a massive indoor city of disgustingly obese citizens
chomping on chips, sucking on big gulps, and wheeling around in electric scooters all day,
not working, just existing, in the most worthless way conceivable, doing absolutely nothing.
This is precisely what that neo-Nazi scum Klaus Schwab means when he arrogantly predicts,
In the future, you will own nothing and you will be happy.
To me, that kind of happiness is hell on earth.
Action steps. They're always the same.
Number one, you take action. You must get involved, full-time or part-time.
Don't let the robotics industrial complex bully you into submission.
Learn to fight back and do it now. It doesn't matter what you do, do something.
The only way to do it wrong is to do nothing.
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