meh
solarpunk ftw
this post was submitted on 26 Dec 2024
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Cyberpunk means the mega-corporations win and own everything even down to your organs. No thanks.
Are we really that far off?
Sir, senetient thought with unregistered organs detected in sector 11.
You are authorized to destroy the brain. Preserve the eyeballs as they are valuable.
Extreme hair cut ☑️ Cryptic tattoos ☑️ AR/smart glasses ☑️ AI powered hacking tool (on the wishlist)
Yeah, seems pretty close.
The United states was meant to be an inheritance. A place owned by the citizens. It is true the founders didn't want to pay taxes, what's left out is they didn't want any single living breathing individual paying taxes. The corporations were meant to foot the entire bill. This was changed during war time of WW2, illegally, and the corpractic state we currently reside under waz illegally founded. There is no income tax data prior to ww2, because it was illegal to tax individuals. Everything you earned was yours. Things weren't perfect. There was a civil war fought over how imperfect the founding documents handled who gets the label of "free individual", but one thing they got right, is taxes should be paid for entirely by corporations, as a founder specifically said they feared a generation would one day wake up on the soil fought and died over for them, and would own nothing, now in just the last 10 yrs we hear "in the future you will own nothing, and you will love it" pure capitalism is one of the problems, but if you remove it, you still have the people that corrupted it originally, and their oligarch family probably has more power now to more easily corrupt whatever potential system is created if this one is burned to ashes.
This is some really dumb brainrot shit of a q-anon conspiracy theory comment. Thank you for the entertaining read.
Maybe you should do some of research rather than immediately labeling something "Brainrot shit of a q anon theory". You sound like you're a bot just parroting some nonsense. Do some personal research on how ww2 changed taxation in America, because this "brainrot shit" isn't actually shit at all, but your comment sure is
ps - in case you don't know how to google, please go to taxfoundation.org maybe you'll learn something
Doing their own research is what leads dipshit morons to believing fringe idiotic conspiracy theories.
You got any peer reviewed shit or investigative journalism publications from vetted sources talking about this stuff or is this all smoke coming out of your ass?
Checked taxfoundation.org and they are vetted as trustworthy as reliable info and the domain is legit. However I can't find whatever the fuck you two are on about in that site.
While its a short article from their site its informative , talking about how WW2 set the stage for where we are now with the income tax and how our government spending boomed since then with this new revenue stream https://taxfoundation.org/blog/world-war-ii-us-taxation/#%3A%7E%3Atext=WWII+Changed+How+We+Raise+Revenue&text=The+personal+income+tax+had%2Cas+a+share+of+revenue
Cool story bro.