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To: ilovesarah2012

There is a future, almost here, when the most mundane of tasks can be done by robots. Robots don’t get sick, don’t need to go to the doctor, don’t join unions, don’t need salaries, and can work without sleep (except for some periodic maintenance). Robots will eliminate the need for a slave labor, low wage class to do low kill jobs. This means the illegal aliens have no work (or Americans either).

What’s the Chamber of Commerce solution to this — more taxpayer funded welfare for the permanently unemployable? Who’s going to be working under the kinds and types of punitive taxes applied to individuals and businesses alike? I’ll guarantee you that the Chamber of Commerce doesn’t have a clue (or an answer) to this very real scenario that’s approaching like an express train.


54 posted on 02/14/2014 6:26:35 AM PST by MasterGunner01
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To: MasterGunner01

Typo correction: “skill” vice “kill”.


55 posted on 02/14/2014 6:28:40 AM PST by MasterGunner01
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To: MasterGunner01

Perhaps that is why they all go on record to proclaim loudly their own willingness to pay high taxes.

They seem to really want a Global Government, with themselves in charge of everything. These are the people that already own 80%-90% of everything, their children and spouses sit on the corporate boards, they choose and control the national leaders everywhere.

They seem to be engineering the end of nation states and the decimation of indigenous Caucasian populations. Robotics would mean a decimation of all remaining populations, as well.

We must be at the tipping point if they are abandoning stealth feudalism for the overt kind.


58 posted on 02/14/2014 6:38:33 AM PST by reformedliberal
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