@joeyarnoldvn: Robots Are Not

Robots Are Not The Problem

Robots are not the problem to the extent you can be your own employer or find another job and to the extent the control over their programming isn't too centralized like everything else.

There lies some of the issues, it's kind of like technology is not the problem. See, robots may not be the problem in and of itself, but you have to see the bigger picture. You have to connect the dots to see what they are doing.

Too many people became dependent on their bosses for money. When people get laid off, it is hard for most employees to become employers or contractors or freelance agents themselves. The transition, the bridge, from being an employee to being a independent producer is shrinking each day. So, when you are fired at work and replaced with a robot, the problem isn't really the robot but on several different things all-in-one. But to simplify the situation, we can blame the robots.

We can talk about robots all day. Robots can be good and bad. I'm not going to get into the details right now, it's a long story but suffice to say too many bad people use robots and other things to take over the world. Robots are the symptoms, the foot soldiers of the powers that be. Good people can make good robots. But the average person may not know the difference between good and bad robots any more than they may know the difference between Microsoft and Ubuntu.

Globalists want you dead and are pushing you off a cliff. They're turning robots into police who will force you to do everything they want you to do. They replace human staff with robotic drones to get the public used to a Sky-Net Terminator Matrix Wall-E Star Wars science fiction world.

As people begin to accept robots more and more as the NEW NORMAL, then they will accelerate even harder on using the androids to enforce whatever laws they fabricate. Already, they're using machines to force people to submit to slavery all around the world. A famous meme and quote from South Park the cartoon on Comedy Central, "They took our jobs." Well, yes, but it is a lot worse than that.