gipper
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Yet that imagine is so accurate. I wonder why the mod removed it.
The world needs a leader right now.
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rightwinger
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Ignore is for pussies
Fine. That lets us shift our attention to flushing 20,000,000 Illegal Aliens from U.S. soil.
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isolationist speaks up
Not really. Just sayin' that if we ARE no longer the Leader of the Free World (as you decry above) then we will have plenty of time on our hands to hunt-down and eject those 20,000,000 Illegal Aliens that you guys (Dems) are so particularly fond of. Win-Win.
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We are incapable of deporting 20 million people and do not even want to
Until we start crucifying guilty employers and make conditions for remaining here so onerous that Illegal Aliens self-deport.
And that's where you're wrong... the goal is to flush 'em all, then to let a minimal number back-in under OUR terms...
Whether that's realistic or not is being put to the test at-present and that will continue to be tested for some years to come.
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We need low skilled, menial labor in our workforce
Even Trump admits it
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Note to the mods. The following cut and paste comes from a financial newsletter I subscribe to so there is no functional link to post. The man being quoted is the CEO of Amazon.
“As we roll out more Generative AI and agents, it should change the way our work is done,” Jassy wrote. “We will need fewer people doing some of the jobs that are being done today, and more people doing other types of jobs. It’s hard to know exactly where this nets out over time, but in the next few years, we expect that this will reduce our total corporate workforce as we get efficiency gains from using AI extensively across the company.”
While this is just one CEO’s prediction, we have no doubt that management teams across the world are looking into how they can leverage this new technology to achieve a leaner workforce. This is something that, as investors, we need to watch closely in the coming months, quarters and years.
I'm sure it comes as no surprise the job market will be impacted by AI, it has been long predicted. Some very high profile folks like former best bud, now sworn enemy of Don, Elon Musk has warned of the dangers. Many of the developing world's countries have a burgeoning middle class based on the shift of manufacturing jobs to countries with cheap labor. The potential for unrest should folks lose their jobs to AI enabled automation is daunting. Automation and robotics both will cause displaced workers (unemployment) in nations like the US as well. All of which poses a danger to virtually every nation's workforce and thus global stability.
These risks are part of the reason there has been some discussion of a universal basic income to keep those affected from falling in to poverty. Mass unemployment having a number of ramifications for the breakdown of civil society.
Mankind will need to plan for the inevitable. We'll need serious people to do so. Not people with the mentality of a twelve year old using social media posts to making all caps threats against the leader of a country involved in a regional conflict.
“As we roll out more Generative AI and agents, it should change the way our work is done,” Jassy wrote. “We will need fewer people doing some of the jobs that are being done today, and more people doing other types of jobs. It’s hard to know exactly where this nets out over time, but in the next few years, we expect that this will reduce our total corporate workforce as we get efficiency gains from using AI extensively across the company.”
While this is just one CEO’s prediction, we have no doubt that management teams across the world are looking into how they can leverage this new technology to achieve a leaner workforce. This is something that, as investors, we need to watch closely in the coming months, quarters and years.
I'm sure it comes as no surprise the job market will be impacted by AI, it has been long predicted. Some very high profile folks like former best bud, now sworn enemy of Don, Elon Musk has warned of the dangers. Many of the developing world's countries have a burgeoning middle class based on the shift of manufacturing jobs to countries with cheap labor. The potential for unrest should folks lose their jobs to AI enabled automation is daunting. Automation and robotics both will cause displaced workers (unemployment) in nations like the US as well. All of which poses a danger to virtually every nation's workforce and thus global stability.
These risks are part of the reason there has been some discussion of a universal basic income to keep those affected from falling in to poverty. Mass unemployment having a number of ramifications for the breakdown of civil society.
Mankind will need to plan for the inevitable. We'll need serious people to do so. Not people with the mentality of a twelve year old using social media posts to making all caps threats against the leader of a country involved in a regional conflict.
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I'm sure you weren't really expecting them to.
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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So why don't you use it? You are the biggest one on the board!
Admiral Rockwell Tory
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Keep rounding them up at the current rate and they will start to self-deport.
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Our inner-city schools are producing much more than we can employ. Of course they will suck as employees also.
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I would be more impressed with the sincerity of conservatives if they arrested employers
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That Sherman in the frozen frame is an unusual vehicle.
Looks like an M4A3/75 E8, an A3 vehicle with the original 75mm gun / turret but the later HVSS tracks and bogies.
Unusual in that most HJVSS vehicles have the T23 turret and 76mm gun, like the M4A3 76(w) HVSS.
There is an organization on Long Island that has a 75/HVSS - I wonder if this is that.
Hmm. Unusual choice, in any case.
Looks like an M4A3/75 E8, an A3 vehicle with the original 75mm gun / turret but the later HVSS tracks and bogies.
Unusual in that most HJVSS vehicles have the T23 turret and 76mm gun, like the M4A3 76(w) HVSS.
There is an organization on Long Island that has a 75/HVSS - I wonder if this is that.
Hmm. Unusual choice, in any case.
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Yep. Entered legally. Given finite-stay permissions. Tracked. Expirations enforced.
Yep.
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Actually, no it doesn’t.
Each country decides how to govern their own country.
How would you even choose a world leader? Swimsuit competition?
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Great
Lets give them all temporary work permits
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If they’re vetted, tracked, don’t receive benefits, and are subject to deportation for ANY criminal activity without trial, then yes, I’m in.
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