This is the way!!

I like to call this project ‘Robin Hood’

I’ve been hollering out “STARVE THE BEAST” for 16 years! The solution is simple. Getting people on board is not. We gotta stop shopping at the mega-monopolies. That means no Walmart, no target, no Amazon, no big box stores, no big grocery stores, no Costco, no fast food chains, almost nothing in a strip mall, no Disney, no new vehicles, no big banking monopolies and so on. Bank at a credit union. Buy local. Buy used. Buy second-hand. Grow it, make it, do it yourself. What’s a little inconvenience when it boils down to our enslavement vs freedoms?

The goal shouldn't be to copy, but to improve. Making it free is only one improvement. We can do better.

So now we need to figure out a way to do that to the Federal Government, since they are them!

Google AI answer "To completely shut down or destabilize the U.S. economy, it would theoretically take a coordinated boycott by roughly 35 million to 40 million average consumers, or about 10% to 12% of the total population. Because the United States economy is overwhelmingly driven by consumer choice, a sudden drop in spending of this size would trigger a catastrophic cascading failure across every major sector."

We need a Windows 10 version, free of all the back doors and spying shit on our PC's. 🥸

Windows 7 is the best. People are going to have to start installing Linux the best part is it's all free. Windows is trash it has been for a long time.

Google AI Phases if 10-12% of the population stopped engaging in the economy! "The Collapse Timeline Phase 1: Immediate Panic (Days 1–3) Hour 24: Retailers, digital storefronts, and restaurants notice an unprecedented, sharp drop in daily revenue. Day 3: National chains and small businesses realize the drop isn’t a temporary glitch. Because many retail and hospitality businesses operate on razor-thin cash reserves, immediate hiring freezes and shift cancellations begin. Phase 2: The Supply Chain Freeze (Days 4–7) Automated Ordering Halts: Retail inventory software detects that goods aren't selling and automatically cancels upcoming shipments from distribution hubs. Freight and Logistics Stall: Trucking companies and shipping fleets suddenly have no cargo to move. Logistics providers begin parking trucks and furloughing drivers. Phase 3: Mass Layoffs and Corporate Panics (Weeks 1–2) The Layoff Wave: Facing zero revenue, consumer-facing companies execute immediate, massive layoffs to preserve whatever cash they have left. The Stock Market Crashes: Wall Street reacts to the sudden halt in consumer data. Retail, entertainment, tech, and automotive stocks plummet, wiping out trillions in wealth and freezing corporate credit lines. Phase 4: Systemic Banking and Economic Collapse (Weeks 3–4) The Default Cascade: Millions of suddenly unemployed workers and failing businesses miss their rent, mortgage, and loan payments simultaneously. Credit Freeze: Banks face a catastrophic wave of bad debt. To survive, they completely stop lending money to businesses and individuals, effectively stopping the flow of capital that keeps the economy breathing. Total Stagnation: By the end of the month, the economy enters a severe, structural depression that would take years—and unprecedented government intervention—to stabilize. If you want to dig deeper into the mechanics of a fast economic shutdown, let me know if we should look at: How just-in-time inventory systems make stores highly vulnerable to sudden shifts What the government or Federal Reserve would legally attempt to do in the first week to stop the bleed How essential services (like electricity and water) might be impacted if the financial system freezes

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I've been saying stop giving your money to rich people who don't deserve it buy local since I was 19. Barter and trade never stopped for some of us. Think global? Buy local. Pirating adobe and other content like movies, fuck yeah!

I do not have one app on my phone. I do not have any paid subscriptions except cable/phone. Learn to live old school!

I don't pay for cable or TV. Just internet and multiple cell phones.

@CindyRules Those slingboxes r really cool. On sale for 299. Get all subscriptions even Sunday ticket for 1x payment of 299

@CindyRules Is that 300 a year

How does one find this pirate software? Grok won’t tell me.

UTorrent and the Pirate Bay. There are many others.

@f_pitt2000 Pirate bay is back?

@f_pitt2000 As far as I know.

money is power no matter what system of government you have

Google AI answer: It 10-12% of the population stopped buying anything! How long would it take to shut down the economy? "Based on historical economic shocks and modern corporate supply chains, a coordinated spending strike of that scale would trigger a visible crisis within 24 to 48 hours, with a total systemic collapse occurring in about 3 to 4 weeks." Modern economies rely entirely on just-in-time logistics and continuous cash flow. Without daily transactions, the system has no buffer to absorb the shock."

start with X then.

Yes. Absolutely fucking right.

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Money isn’t power anymore. If you don’t work with your hands, your job is just daycare for adults.

All the tech bros and sisters should have seen this coming- couldn't have been the only one with this amount of foresight. //support open source, it is the Only way forward where the populous isn't forced into subservience// (Libertarian Tech Bros/Sisters for the win!) [SIGNAL]

then you have to stop paying taxes once you realize every one of these companies you have listed constantly get "bailed out" with our tax dollars youll quickly realize "boycotting" them wont stop a fucking thing when they just tax your taxes at the end of the day

@InstigatorVibes Sign my up!

This works because unless your China, you can’t open source materials and physical products we no longer produce. But an app? All day. It doesn’t contribute anything but data theft and a consumerism economy you don’t own. Data centers will do shit for the gdp.

Can I make a central bank using AI?

Google AI "What would happen after the first week if the 10% still stopped engaging in the economy." "If the 10% consumer strike persists into Week 2 and beyond, the crisis shifts from a financial panic to a structural breakdown. Even if the Federal Reserve and the executive branch successfully stabilized bank liquidity during the first seven days, they cannot manufacture real economic demand. By Week 2, the system hits a tipping point where the artificial backstops fail to prevent widespread insolvency and physical supply chain fragmentation. 1. The Fiscal Bailout Battle (Days 8–14) Because the Federal Reserve is legally barred from sending direct cash to citizens, the burden shifts entirely to Congress. The Emergency Stimulus Debate: Congress would attempt to pass unprecedented fiscal legislation within days. This would likely include massive direct cash injections (Universal Basic Income style checks), federal payroll subsidies to prevent companies from firing workers, and total tax holidays. The Strike's Paradox: If the 10% of striking consumers are refusing to spend out of political or ideological conviction, government checks will sit unspent in their bank accounts. The fiscal stimulus would fail to jumpstart velocity, signaling to the markets that the crisis cannot be solved by simply printing money. 2. Corporate Insolvency and "Forced" Consolidation By the second week, corporations can no longer survive on emergency lines of credit. The Retail and Hospitality Collapse: Companies with high overhead and low margins—such as department stores, restaurant chains, and entertainment venues—would begin filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Monopolization: Smaller regional businesses and independent mom-and-pop shops, lacking the legal infrastructure to access the Fed's corporate credit facilities, would shut down permanently. The market would rapidly consolidate under heavily subsidized mega-corporations (e.g., Walmart, Amazon) that the government deems "too essential to fail." 3. Supply Chain Contraction and Shortages As automated ordering systems remain frozen from the lack of demand, physical logistics begin to break down. Warehouse Gridlock: Distribution centers would become entirely maxed out with unsold non-essential inventory, leaving no room to process or shift goods. The "Essential Only" Shift: Trucking and shipping companies would pivot strictly to transporting food, fuel, and medical supplies. Because the broader logistics network is funded by the profit margins of non-essential trade, the cost of moving basic survival goods would skyrocket, forcing the government to heavily nationalize or subsidize freight routes to prevent food shortages in major cities. 4. The Unemployment Contagion (The 10% Becomes 20%) The most destructive phase occurs when the strike forces innocent bystanders out of the economy. Indirect Job Losses: Even if 90% of the population wants to keep spending normally, millions of them work at the companies, factories, and logistics hubs devastated by the 10% drop. The Spiral: As these workers are furloughed or laid off, they lose their income. They are forced to stop buying non-essential items out of sheer financial survival. The initial 10% artificial strike organically triggers an additional 10% to 15% drop in spending from forced unemployment, plunging the country into a deep, compounding depression. 5. Credit Destruction and Sovereign Strain The Housing and Asset Freeze: Real estate transactions would stop entirely. No one will buy a home during a systemic collapse, and banks will refuse to issue new mortgages. Property values would plummet. Government Debt Explosion: To fund the trillions of dollars needed for daily bailouts and unemployment safety nets while tax revenues are cratering, the U.S. government would have to issue an astronomical amount of new debt. This could strain the global market's appetite for U.S. Treasuries, threatening the stability of the dollar itself. To continue analyzing this scenario, we can look into: How the unemployment spiral fundamentally alters consumer psychology long-term The legal limits of government nationalization of supply chains during a domestic crisis How international markets and foreign trade would react to a collapsing U.S. consumer base."

Maybe Stock-up on food and supplies, enough for one year, then stop everything, just stop. Shut down the entire system, no stock trading, no banking, no shopping, nothing. Just stop the cycle.

Perfect start: @jpmorgan

This!!!! -

Off this topic. But have u all seen this? @skillz17q ??? Lol. When he put the black gloves on i 👻. But u all gotta see this

I would not use Capitalist Society in your wording you sound communist when I feel you aren’t. And I applaud your boycott because yes you are correct Hold Your Money. But drop that you are scaring potential people away

Do it with ai to. Make Rogue ai that act like a police for the people against the others government system

where do we get this stuff??

Browse the comments it's in here.

Vote with your money. Love it.

Sure but how do we access free versions of software we all need and use every day? Adobe as just one example?

I simply want to know which companies are tied to the Epstein files because boycotting is legal. Pirating is not, but you do you Boo. To legally boycott we need an organized list. Some of the software could be used in dangerous ways, as we see. That will get ugly before it helps.