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Tucker Carlson Warns: Endless War Is the Perfect Excuse for Total Surveillance Generation after generation of conflict makes cruelty feel normal, dulls our reaction to human suffering, and turns once-unthinkable acts into everyday policy. History shows the pattern: in wartime, governments rarely give up power. They grab more. They...

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Not everyone in society is able to fight back against systems that threaten their freedom. Some people are afraid, some are uneducated about what’s happening, others are simply trying to survive day to day staying ignorant. Because of that, expecting a perfectly united resistance from ordinary people is unrealistic. Sadly. But there are still basic principles almost everyone understands, your privacy matters, your freedom matters, and mass surveillance of citizens should concern anyone who values a free society. In the AI industry today, most large tech companies have shown they are willing to work with governments and militaries when it comes to building powerful AI systems, they don't care about values and freedom. The financial incentives are massive, and very few companies are willing to turn that money down especially when many of them are not profitable. One of the few companies that publicly drew a line and said no to the movement is Anthropic, the creator of Claude. They stated they would not pursue certain uses of AI for warfare or large-scale surveillance. That decision likely costs them enormous contracts and influence, yet they still chose to set that boundary unlike Sam Altman and others. Whether you agree with every decision they make or not, that kind of stance matters. It shows that ethical limits are still possible in an industry driven by profit and power and narcissistic people. When a company chooses principle over profit, the public should notice. Supporting organizations that defend privacy and civil liberties sends a clear message to the entire tech industry. The message is - doing good is reworded, not punished like The US Government has done Anthropic. So get the word out - use Claude, help them with whatever you can to dominate the market. They tell you it’s all for your safety. But here’s a real example of how great a national security risk AI-driven surveillance and camera networks can become. Israel was able to monitor the movements and activities of Iranian leadership after gaining access to surveillance systems, they heck it. Ordinary cameras on streets, near banks, and on buildings. The same everyday infrastructure people walk past without thinking. Systems that were originally installed in the name of security turned out being the biggest vulnerability. And let’s be honest about something Israel and its intelligence is not that bright, everyone that ever worked with them will tell you that, so of course they had our help doing it. But here’s the real question people should be asking, if systems like this can be used to track foreign leaders, what makes anyone think they couldn’t be used on ordinary citizens against you? either by Israel or another country? It's clear it can. The idea that expanding surveillance is purely for your own good is a comforting story. But history shows that powerful tools rarely stay limited to their original purpose and what you think is safety can turn out to be the biggest vulnerability of all.

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Happy 4th of July? Millions of Americans think they’re celebrating 250 years of “freedom” today, but what they’re really celebrating is 250 years of corruption, endless war, and a capitalist system that exploits the many to enrich the few. The uncomfortable truth is none of us in the U.S. are free. We are owned by banks, exploited by billionaires, and controlled by two parties that sell us out at every turn. Freedom is just the illusion they sell to hide the cage and prevent people from ever questioning the dictatorship of capital that controls, exploits, and monetizes every aspect of our lives from birth to death. Where is the freedom when a handful of billionaires [and a trillionaire] hoard ungodly fortunes through the mass exploitation of our labor and the mass extraction of resources that belong to our communities? Where is the freedom when our tax dollars fund endless wars, genocide, and the mass murder of children abroad all to further enrich the billionaire class? Where is the freedom when 70% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck and struggle to afford basic needs like housing, healthcare, and groceries? Where is the freedom when 75% of Americans can’t afford a median-priced home, 100 million Americans live with medical debt, and 140 million Americans are poor or low-income? There is no freedom here. We are all prisoners of a decrepit capitalist system that keeps us trapped in the rat race by demonizing the one economic system, socialism, that would put the economy in the hands of the people. Imagine a world where workers own the means of production, resources are used for the benefit of all, and decisions are made to meet the basic needs of the people rather than the endless greed of billionaires. That is socialism, and there is nothing scary about it. What is scary is continuing to allow a handful of billionaires and two capitalist parties to control our entire economy and make life-or-death decisions for all of humanity. Now is not the time to celebrate a “freedom” that we never had. Now is the time to fight for our freedom from the dictatorship of capital.

Power to the People ☭🕊

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