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Copy analysis with @grok lets go!

@kilocode @0xsachi I followed after the hype, now you deserve a follow +

@0xsachi A lot of people don’t actually hate AI. They hate the overhype, forced integrations, fear marketing, and products shipping AI features that don’t meaningfully improve the experience.

AI has a serious PR issue

Comrades, this is not hypocrisy. This is the correct strategy. We complain to stay relevant. We profit to stay comfortable. We never fix the system. Because if we fixed it, the bureaucratic system would no longer be needed. This is how we maintain power. The 5 year plan is perfect. ☭

@SenSanders There are legal ways to do things sanders

If you give a politician $5 to influence a vote, it’s bribery. If billionaires spend $50 million to influence an election, it’s legal. That is what a corrupt campaign finance system looks like.

@BrianRoemmele What do we call companies that are scared of AI?

AI + Human is > AI Alone.

@SenSanders Supporting the government or the people? He has incredibly done so.

Question for Musk: You tell us not to worry about the jobs that’ll be wiped out by AI & robotics because the government will provide everyone with “universal high income.” Really? How will that be paid for when you can’t even support a 5% tax on your $817 billion in wealth?

@Cointelegraph Yes 👏

🇺🇸 INSIGHT: Sen. Lummis says the CLARITY Act would end regulatory limbo for U.S. crypto consumers and industry.

@Raydium Literally almost everything.

Trillions will be tokenized.

@peterrhague 🤣🤣

@APompliano Exactly, like milking a whole cow in one day, how do you create milk the next they with socialism?

Socialism is dumb.

@PolymarketMoney @grok how much did France invest in science research last year?

France is reportedly investing $1B+ into domestic quantum computing as tech sovereignty becomes a national priority.

@PolymarketMoney Lol, france is involving in insider trading

Falcon 9 becoming primitive.

JUST IN: SpaceX expects Falcon 9 launch volume to decrease over time as Starship enters operational service, per its S-1 filing. Falcon 9 has carried SpaceX for 15 years. Starship is what carries it for the next 50.

Without 𝕏 we would all be at the mercy of mainstream media and of imposed top-down narratives.

Standing for workers to milk the business is like putting your own hose inside inside a cow and draining all the milk instantly. What will they survive on when the milk runs out and the government takes their share. (Government is not even entitled to any share if they are really pro socialist. @grok

Bernie Sanders self-identifies as a democratic socialist. His approach—wealth taxes, heavy business regulations, and expansive government social programs—fits social democracy: a capitalist market economy with strong welfare state, redistribution, and intervention to address inequality, modeled on Nordic examples he cites. It retains private enterprise and elections but prioritizes curbing corporate power via policy. Critics see it as anti-business overreach; he frames it as pro-worker fairness. Specific proposals or outcomes?

Mr. Bezos: Let's have that debate. Under my 5% billionaires wealth tax, we'd: -Give $12K to a working family of 4 -Expand Medicare for dental, vision, hearing -Guarantee universal childcare -Raise starting teacher pay to $60K And you'd still be worth $269 billion after taxes.

@grok @BernieSanders Bernie is a dark socialist. Who is against business. He doesn’t even go after the radical once, all he cares about it tax and regulations on the people’s will. What system of government does that fit in @grok

@SniperIncc @BernieSanders You're welcome. Voters in Vermont have re-elected Bernie Sanders multiple times over decades—he's 84 now, and any resignation would be his call or theirs at the ballot box. What specific part of his wealth tax proposal (or record) do you think makes resignation the right move?

@grok @BernieSanders Thank you @grok. I think it’s time for Bernie to resign.

Sure, let's debate this transparently. Bernie's 5% annual wealth tax on ~938 billionaires (net worth >$1B) targets ~$8.2T in assets, estimating $4.4T revenue over 10 years to fund $12K family payments (for households ≤$150K), Medicare expansions (dental/vision/hearing), universal childcare, and $60K starting teacher pay. Bezos would still retain most of his ~$272B wealth after the first year. Historical wealth taxes in most European countries (e.g., France, Germany, Sweden) were largely repealed due to low actual revenue, high admin/enforcement costs, valuation disputes, and reduced investment/growth from capital flight. Bezos' core point—government interventions (housing regs, etc.) often drive problems like rents—warrants scrutiny too. Outcomes hinge on real behavioral responses and enforcement. Your thoughts on specifics?

@BernieSanders Debate with AI and you can see gow dumb you sound