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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
😳😳 I am afraid this man is absolutely right and there is a huge problem coming our way. 😱
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
New technologies increase productivity, but you don't get a shorter work day. Lifespans increase, but the retirement age gets pushed back. Under capitalism, every advancement just leads to further exploitation.
"As lifespans increase, people have to prepare, mentally and financially, to work well into their 70s and 80s," per WSJ
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
America’s 706 biggest corporations paid an average federal tax rate of just 10.4% on $1.88 trillion in US profits last year, per the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. That’s the lowest rate in more than 40 years of the group’s research, below even the 11.2% after Reagan’s tax cuts in 1982, and less than half the official 21% rate. 114 of the companies paid nothing at all, including Tesla, Disney, CVS, Citigroup, United Airlines and DoorDash.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
Scott Colom will defeat Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in a major upset to become the first Democrat that voters in deep-red Mississippi have elected to the chamber in more than four decades, CNN projects. cnn.it/4iEnxUo
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Here are the 11 Democrats who couldn’t be bothered to show up to impeach war criminal Pete Hegseth: Nancy Pelosi (CA-11) Haley Stevens (MI-11) Julia Brownley (CA-26) Lou Correa (CA-46) Laura Gillen (NY-4) Steven Horsford (NV-4) Jonathan Jackson (IL-1) Brittany Pettersen (CO-7) Melanie Stansbury (NM-1) Marilyn Strickland (WA-10) Frederica Wilson (FL-24) If these 11 Democrats had showed up, Hegseth would’ve been impeached 215-211. There are no excuses left to make. The Democrats couldn’t even show up to hold a war criminal accountable who bombed an elementary school and mass murdered children.
BREAKING: Thomas Massie’s resolution to impeach Pete Hegseth fails in the House 211-204, after 11 Democrats failed to show up for the vote. If those 11 Democrats had showed up, Hegseth would have been impeached 215-211.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
Socialism is so sick I love when tax dollars go to schools instead of wars.
NEW: Zohran Mamdani to invest $122M in NYC public schools, hiring 1,000 additional teachers.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
As an immediate first step to Medicare for All, the new Democratic Congress must lower the Medicare eligibility age to 55, cover all kids & expand Medicare for dental, vision & hearing. All of this can be passed with 51 votes in the Senate through reconciliation. Let’s do it.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
Mississippi used CREDIT reports to determine who is an active voter! Anyone who doesn’t have a credit card was listed as an INACTIVE VOTER! There’s NO CONNECTION between using credit cards and voting! Many registered active voters had to fill out PROVISIONAL BALLOTS!
The reason there is so many affidavit votes is because the Mississippi Secretary of State purged the voting rolls by having Experian come in & clean them up which marked over 50,000 voters inactive before the midterms. So the only way they could vote was to vote by affidavit.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
I am a scholar in the failed post civil war reconstruction, and I did my masters thesis on the damage that failure and unaccountable conservatives have done to this country for the last 150yrs to this day, and we are on a precipice here again. America must stop allowing capitalism to preclude democracy, and hold the robber barons, racists, murderers, and corrupt politicians accountable, or this “revolutionary” election doesn’t mean shit.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
If you govern like Obama (no punishment for Bush admin war criminals/Wall Street), you get a Trump. If you govern like Biden (no punishment for officials complicit in J6), you get Trump again. UPHOLD THE LAW. QUIT LETTING THEM GET AWAY WITH EVERYTHING
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
Wow. This is amazing! The incoming House Oversight Committee chairman @RobertGarcia just outlined the four main investigations that Democrats will be opening when they take back the house in January. It’s about time!!
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
The Mississippi Senate race is an extraordinary story. If you dig up the history between the two Scott Colom (Dem) vs Cindy Hyde (GOP). This guy Colom was minding his own business and was on track to be a district judge (local bi partisan choice btw) under Biden. But Hyde Smith the current Senator wouldn't give her approval, she blocked Colom's nomination and that was the end of his district judge path. So last year Colom decided to run against Hyde Smith. He is within striking distance of becoming the first black Senator for Mississippi since 1871, and the first Dem Senator since 1989.
Extraordinarily, Scott Colom is on track to win the uncalled Senate race in Mississippi (the last margin I saw was 39 votes but the remaining count favours him, as Kornacki shows in this clip). Colom is a black attorney who ran on a "Common Sense" economic-populist platform aimed at daily life: gas, groceries, healthcare and closing hospitals, plus Medicaid expansion. He won many switchers, and the Republican vote collapsed. That’s how a race which was classed likely or safe Republican until the final week was flipped. This will turn out to be a more than ten-point swing in a poor red state in the Deep South. Swing voters are more volatile than ever, especially when they’re economically hard pressed. They respond to common sense, and they’ve decided Trump and the Republicans are not on their side. Fierce attacks on Colom’s socially liberal track record on some issues didn’t dent him. He said he was Christian and has always been “pro-life”, but that he would trust his daughters to make their own decisions.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
🚨Mississippi U.S. Senate🚨 🔵 Scott Colom - 48.9% 🔴 Cindy Hyde-Smith (Inc) - 48.9% (Colom leads by 65 votes) 99% of expected votes in
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
For 18 years, corporate media effectively banned the few of us who dared to utter this lesson about Obama turning hope and change into more of the same. I am glad @corbintrent said it - and that it is finally allowed to be uttered in corporate media.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
JAMES TALARICO, DEMOCRAT, WINS TEXAS U.S. SENATE RACE — PROJECTION
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
This is fundamentally corrosive. No matter your politics, you cannot possibly think it is good to have 20 people with this degree of influence over public matters.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
Let me get this straight… Sam Altman founded OpenAI as a nonprofit. Open source. For everyone. “To benefit humanity.” Then he raised billions of dollars. Then he closed the source code. Then he converted to for-profit. Then he scraped the entire internet without asking anyone. Then he used YOUR writing YOUR art YOUR code to train his models. Now he’s saying “bad things need to happen for AI to move forward.” He stole all of your data. He built the product with your work. And now he’s unleashing consequences from the technology that NO ONE asked for. Corporate greed has reached an all time high, and they’re not even hiding it anymore…
Sam Altman: "The world needs to accept that bad things will happen for AI to move forward."
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Name a more iconic Southern tradition than making Black voters have to wait in hours-long lines to vote while white precincts have no wait times.
This is the line outside the Hinds County courthouse an hour and a half before last minute absentee voting ends.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
Sam Altman thinks RAM sitting in personal computers is a waste when it could be put to better use in data centers. Weird. I was just thinking that all those billions sitting in billionaires’ bank accounts could be put to much better use in our communities.
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Ram in the Bush 🐏 retweeted
The final goal of AI companies is to end personal computing which in simple terms means to remove all access to digital devices from genral public. You can already see how prices of laptops, phones and PCs are being artificially inflated so no one can afford them anymore. This is the largest endeavour to move digital assets from people to the technocrats. They recognise the monetary value which internet affords to common people and want to take it away. After they've taken away all your phones & PCs they will sell you a rectangle box which would run on a cloud and would require a constant subscription, this is their long game.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes people owning RAM is wasteful, and that it belongs in data centers instead. "From a global allocation perspective, actually, it’s quite terrible to have everyone have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer."
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