Anonymous #4 2w

We all make mistakes but PLEASE do more research next time 😭🙏

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Anonymous #4 2w

Failed an open book test

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Anonymous #6 2w

It’s both

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Anonymous #6 2w

There’s no way you just commented saying that Trump is in no way responsible for this. You reference technocracy and legal immigration, but Trump has on the record been and placed policies in favor of H1-B immigration from countries like India and China, and has on air stated that it’s because Americans “don’t have talent.” Trump is also directly working with the biggest proponents of the AI technocracy, with companies such as OpenAI, Palantir, and other big tech giants being at the forefront.

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Anonymous #4 2w

This and all of the public sector layoffs have flooded the job market and made it harder for everyone to get a job

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Anonymous #6 2w

It’s clearly both, DT is literally about to sign an executive order that will prohibit any of the states to regulate AI.

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Anonymous #5 2w

The difference is he hasn’t done enough at all. He’s not delivering anywhere near what he has promised at all, and he needs to suspend legal immigration for the most part while we deal with the illegal immigration crisis

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Anonymous #5 2w

Plus when you lay off so many people that starts a downward spiral where they can’t spend as much, so companies don’t make as much, so they lay their employees off

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Anonymous #4 2w

Are you dead as rn 🤦‍♂️

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Anonymous #4 2w

You’re focusing on the wrong thing man

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Anonymous #5 2w

On top of that as well, legal and illegal immigration flood the job market with a supply of cheaper high-skill and low-skill labor at the same time, directly contributing to the devaluation of native-born citizens

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Anonymous #5 2w

Any response to my completely valid argument?

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Anonymous #4 2w

I never mentioned legal immigration maybe you should re read my comment. I said companies have chosen OUTSOURCE their entry level jobs to other countries such as India, the Philippines, etc. you mention only a few of the largest AI companies known, yet it seems you lack the knowledge of thousands of AI companies starting up daily with the end goal to reduce the need for the workforce and turn the modern workforce into a full technocracy takeover.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Maybe later I have to get back to work at the moment

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Anonymous #5 2w

✌️😭

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Anonymous #4 2w

I have a few points in mind but I need time to articulate them brother

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Anonymous #5 2w

Alr

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Anonymous #5 2w

The president is just a “front man” so to speak. The president (whether Donald Trump or whomever) doesn’t directly control any of these decisions made. There are thousands of lobbyists, NGO’s, think tanks, etc that put the true power to bypass these laws. You must do more research and study on who really controls what markets and the world economics. Eveything is public information and this has been known since roughly 2010. Watch some WEF conferences just to start. Smh. Educate yourself.

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Anonymous #4 2w

Saying what you think does not constitute an argument like if I say “tomatoes are blue” that’s not argument, it’s a statement. An argument requires an appeal typically done through emotions, credibility, or logic. What you provided contains none of those things and isn’t an argument.

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