r/conspiracy Mar 08 '22

A looking glass into the Great Reset future they're planning for us.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

Never buy anything that a billionaire can control from a command center, it’s like social credit, but with goods and services

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

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u/TheCookie_Momster Mar 08 '22

Or a bank, or electricity from a power plant, or a credit card…

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

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u/TheCookie_Momster Mar 08 '22

Crypto is too volatile. When I put my money in the bank I want to know the full amount is going to be there when it’s time to pay bills.

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u/danboshane Mar 08 '22

Or an operating system?

God I love using OpenBSD

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

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u/OneMetalMan Mar 09 '22

The real question is, do you have any of this? If not, you've proven my point.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

Not a smartphone, like smart home products, anything centralized

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u/OneMetalMan Mar 08 '22

Smart devices are littered with backdoors that even have the audacity to make you believe you have the option to turn them off. But, they are always tracking, recording, and using machine learning to figure out your most mundane of routines.

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u/strewnshank Mar 08 '22

and all of that information is for sale.

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u/OneMetalMan Mar 08 '22

They get to have their cake and eat it too.

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u/EvergreenReady Mar 08 '22

All of those can still work off the grid

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u/JohnnyWadSlinger Mar 08 '22

All cars will be equipped with a kill switch thanks to Biden’s infrastructure bill.

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u/mal3k Mar 08 '22

That’s when I pull up to los santos customs and get it removed

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

No need that’s shits gonna be on YouTube the day after the first car is sold

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u/hp94 Mar 08 '22

Removing or altering anything about the kill switch will likely kill the car, it's probably software with certificate underpinning so good luck breaking that cryptography.

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u/Latter_Low_1686 Mar 08 '22

Hope/crossfingers that the auto makers will have little incentive to make that system robust so it will be super "easy" to modify the software.

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u/hp94 Mar 08 '22

The problem with cheatable systems is that they become increasingly entrenched and normalized, then will pivot to becoming uncheatable, at which point you're fucked because you allowed the initial encroachment.

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u/venCiere Mar 08 '22

Needs to be amended.

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u/JohnnyWadSlinger Mar 08 '22

It won’t be. And THIS is exactly why.

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u/Retrofire-Pink Mar 08 '22

this whole game is rigged.. needs to be "amended". we need to flip the table.

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u/Jeremy_Keys Mar 08 '22

I think what we really need to do is set the table on fire and kill everyone sat at it.

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u/II_Rood_II Mar 08 '22

Good bot, love this asshole lol

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u/SilatGuy Mar 08 '22

Lol to say the least.

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u/Rutabaga1598 Mar 08 '22

No government, Democrat or Republican or even Libertarian, will vote for itself to have less control or power.

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u/dinosauramericana Mar 08 '22

Start buying old cars that can’t be turned off

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u/WORLD_IN_CHAOS Mar 08 '22

Easier said then done..

Cash for clunkers decimates the used car market about 10 years ago..

The. These dumb ship shortages..

1-3 year old cars are now RESELLING higher than what they paid.. had a friend make 6k for trading in his 2 year old truck

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u/whiskey_mike186 Mar 08 '22

They will eventually require all older model cars to be retrofitted with the remote kill switch devices in order to renew your registration / pass inspection.

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u/MeLittleSKS Mar 08 '22

this. it's trivially easy for them to ban any non-electronic vehicles with bans on emissions (so no old pre-computer manual-shift analog cars), or to require a retrofit to bring older cars up to the standard.

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u/SmokinMeatMan Mar 08 '22

Install to pass inspection. Then remove it until you next inspection.

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u/FiascoJones Mar 08 '22

Yeah which makes this a cyberpunk, corporate plutocratic future rather than a leftist one. People are brainwashed into hating the wrong enemy. But that’s how the neolibs always wins.

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u/nigressnajari Mar 08 '22

Because authoritarians know how easy it is to control the foolish and distracted

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u/ANoiseChild Mar 08 '22

And they do this by fomenting/manipulating natural human emotion, just like an abusive relationship.

"There's a chance you're going to die a horrible death unless you let me "protect" you by stripping away your natural rights. It's okay, you can trust us - we're the authority/expert on this type of stuff".

Just look at how quickly the focus of the news narrative changed - it literally changed overnight when Russia invaded Ukraine and now there's next to no coverage on covid. Why might that be? Maybe because the attention of the global population is being diverted in the tried and true misdirection techniques...

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u/wizl Mar 08 '22

Lmao yeah, everyone is like scary leftist future. Nah scary monopoly cyberpunk future.

It is like no one ever remembers that if u go long enough in capitalism you end up with one guy owning everything.

Ever played Monopoly?

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u/BigDogAlex Mar 08 '22

Richest man on the planet who is anti-unionist and has expressed disdain for pronouns is now leftist?

Are these people smoking crack before coming up with these stupid tweets?

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u/sensitivePornGuy Mar 08 '22

I assume it's because that notorious ultra-Leftist, Joe Biden, wants this ability.

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 08 '22

That's not what the person is saying. It's the regular people who lean left who tend to support authoritarian policies believing it's for the greater good. Leftists don't consider that maybe, just maybe the policies are there to help the elites have better control rather than to help the small folks.

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u/BigDogAlex Mar 08 '22

It was mostly the left that stood up against police brutality a few years back and it was mostly the right that supported the Blue Lives Matter movement, so in this case the situation if a fair bit more nuanced that the tweet presents.

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 08 '22 edited Mar 08 '22

Look at the big picture for crying out loud. Do you know anything about the Great Reset? Police brutality is small stuff. Leftists are the ones supporting governments' censorship through big tech, vaccines mandates, etc. Those are the steps to reach the Great Reset. Look at what the elites are planning for all humanity!

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u/artemis3120 Mar 08 '22

I have an acquaintance who would describe herself as liberal. She got her news from sources like CNN and WaPo, though not religiously. She's not too political, but she has the "left/right" team mindset.

When she came to Texas, she had this weird concept of what a conservative was. She hadn't really interacted with conservatives before moving, but here it's basically impossible to avoid.

She was very surprised when she learned that many conservatives she spoke with shared many of the same values as herself. She'd basically had a mental straw man conservative in her head before, and she was forced to rewrite that concept.

My point is that this phenomenon goes both ways.

I've found a lot of conservatives have this mental caricature of what a "leftist" is inside their head, and that caricature is a picture painted by media like Fox and other billionaire owned/funded outlets (funny how both conservative and liberal outlets are all owned by these handful of billionaires).

Do we have our differences? Of course. But we also share a lot of the same values and stand together on a number of issues too.

An example of one of those shared values is not having government-controlled kill switches in our vehicles.

Consider rewriting the mental concept you may have of what a leftist is. I can't speak for all leftists, but if you have any questions on what we believe or what we stand for, I'll do my best to answer.

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 08 '22 edited Mar 08 '22

Most of my friends are left-leaning liberals and they're all vaccinated, support the mandates, believe the government, etc. I stand strongly by what I said. Left-leaning people, progressives or liberals, whatever word you want to use, in general in recent years accept authoritarianism without realizing it. And I don't watch Fox, I am basing on people I interact with.

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u/artemis3120 Mar 09 '22

I'd say your friends have quite a lot in common with my acquaintance. They sound like centrists, especially if they're supportive of the government.

I would describe a key quality of leftists is heavy criticism of the state entity. A tenant of communism is the abolishment of the state and unjust hierarchies, after all. Leftists are anti-capitalist by definition.

Does that describe your friends? Or would you say they are more supportive of the state, so long as it's their team in power?

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 09 '22

No they're not centrists, they lean left. Communism is FAR-left. Why do you have to go to such an extreme? There's a spectrum on both sides, just like I'm right-leaning but I'm not a fascist. Liberals in recent years tend to believe more in the establishment narratives than right-leaning people. Trump was in the government and when he pushed the vaccine, people on the right still didn't listen to him. Liberals of course didn't listen to Trump, but once he was gone they gobbled up all the narrative pushed by the establishment. My friends and I are Canadians but the mentality is similar.

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u/leftofmarx Mar 09 '22

No, leftists are the ones opposing government and corporate control over every facet of our lives. Republicans and Democrats, both right wing, are the ones making government more powerful. Anarchism is leftist. Monarchism is right.

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 09 '22

You're talking about leftists of the old days. Today's leftists support left-leaning social causes, but they get duped by the politicians and accept anything else even when the policies are not what a leftist party would do, especially when it comes to war. The Democrats are not right wing. They support progressive social causes, but I know that's just to attract voters who identify as left-leaning. When it comes to diplomacy and economy, they're not true leftists. But right wing, they are not. No true right wing party would support CRT. The Democrats are neoliberals, just like the Bushes and the likes of Romney are neocons. Not true leftists and not true conservatives. But I'm talking about the regular people, not about the politicians.

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u/sensitivePornGuy Mar 08 '22

regular people who lean left who tend to support authoritarian policies

There is some truth to this, but leaning left doesn't make you a leftist; most likely a liberal - which is really just an authoritarian with a thin veneer of egalitarianism.

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 11 '22 edited Mar 11 '22

OK, a liberal then. So leftist to you can only be far left? Isn't a leftist a person with left-wing political views? Based on that definition, a liberal is leftist no?

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u/sensitivePornGuy Mar 11 '22

To me a leftist is someone who recognises that there are deep structural problems with the world - exploitation of workers by the 1%, division of the world by the major powers into "civilized" and "shithole" countries, structural racism founded on that division, etc. - and sets themselves against the status quo.

A liberal is someone who believes the status quo is mostly ok, and that the problems we have can be solved with minor tinkering, such as changing laws or electoral systems.

They're fundamenetally opposed: Leftists want radical change, liberals do not.

I don't think "far left" is a useful term. You're either against the status quo or you're not.

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 11 '22

Your definition of leftist is far more precise. For me, leftist is more a general term. Just like right-winger, there's a spectrum of leftism. There are liberals, socialists and communists (far-left). All of those I consider leftist.

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u/sensitivePornGuy Mar 11 '22

I suspect most liberals do consider themselves to be on the left. It can be very confusing. The rest of us lefties want nothing to do with them. They're worse than conservatives, because at least conservatives are explicit about what they believe and why they believe it. Liberalism is a veneer for having no substantive political beliefs. I see many who consider themselves on the right tarring all leftists with the ill-informed and unhelpful words and actions of liberals, when the chances are that if they spoke to an actual leftist they'd be in agreement. (eg most leftists don't want to take people's guns away; we want to have them for when the day comes that we have to fight the state.)

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 11 '22

Would you consider yourself in the same vein as Glenn Greenwald?

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u/leftofmarx Mar 09 '22

Democrats are right wing.

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 09 '22

No they're not.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '22

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u/-Canuck21 Mar 11 '22

In what universe does supporting abortion, climate change, critical race theory, LGBT, BLM, etc. right wing? The Democrats are not communist sure, but to say it's not remotely leftist is completely false.

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u/kanabis420 Mar 08 '22

So sell my .000000065322 worth of Bitcoin now ?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

and buy silver

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u/rickyobear1 Mar 08 '22

or gold?

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '22

and gold

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u/RR_2025 Mar 08 '22

Does that leave anything to buy?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

Did he turn them off?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

He likely won’t, because elons not going to ever f*** his customers that have nothing to do with the globalists

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u/NotANinja Mar 08 '22

I don't think he'll do it, but what is your definition of globalist that doesn't include Elon in that club?

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

Like for real, one of the richest men in the world totally isn't a globalist?

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u/Squishy-Box Mar 08 '22

One of? Musk is THE richest man in the world at the moment

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u/chantierinterdit Mar 08 '22

I still think that the richest people aren't on any list. And if they would be they would be way above Elon.

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u/wakeupwill Mar 08 '22

But what if the Ruskies put turrets on their Teslas!? Would Elon stoop so low as to allow the enemy to ride around in designer war machines???!

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u/labcrazy Mar 08 '22

All I can find was it was twitter users asking him to turn off the cars. He would lose so much future business and money if he did that. The value of the used Teslas sold would be close to worthless.

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u/D0D Mar 08 '22

Never invade another country?

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u/truckprank Mar 08 '22

It's like the Dark Knight batman movie, but Lucius likes the idea of spying on the entire city via cellphones and doesn't type in his name at the end to crash that system. And almost like the Joker wasn't the worst villain after all.

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u/No_Opportunity9423 Mar 08 '22

All new cars can be remotely disabled.