Tech Industry Scratches Its Head Over Trump's 'AI Force' Proposal

Tech Industry Scratches Its Head Over Trump's 'AI Force' Proposal (politico.com) 129 Saturday morning President Trump announced he's creating an AI task force and appointing an AI czar, reports Politico. "I am forming the AI Force, much like I did Space Force, which has been a tremendous SUCCESS," Trump wrote Saturday in what Politico earlier described as "a lengthy Truth Social post on Saturday morning." TRUMP: Over the years, there have been many Hoaxes, all generated by the Radical Left Dumocrats, for purposes of destroying our Country. RUSSIA, RUSSIA, RUSSIA, UKRAINE, UKRAINE, UKRAINE, Global Warming, Impeachment Hoax #1, Impeachment Hoax #2 [...] and now, the decimation, or destruction, of AI, commonly known as Artificial Intelligence — And I, as President of the United States, will not stand by and let this happen. It all began with an attack on our Data Centers, until people realized how wealthy and prestigious they were for the Communities in which they were built. Higher Salaries, Lower Taxes, and Safer Streets, was the result, and the crazed Data Center attack has largely failed, so now [...] they are going straight at AI. We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible Industry. Rather, we will cherish it, help it, and watch over it, as it grows! However, we will also be looking for BAD, and we can do that, very easily, with our already existing Criminal and Civil Justice System. For this purpose, I am forming the AI Force, much like I did Space Force, which has been a tremendous SUCCESS, in my First Term. To that end, I will be announcing, in the near future, the AI "Czar" — Only High I.Q. individuals need apply! Trump concluded by saying AI "is the next Industrial Revolution, or Internet, but will be even larger and more impactful... We are leading China, and the rest of the World, and I intend to keep it that way!" But what exactly is AI Force? "The White House did not immediately respond to a request to clarify whether the agency would be military or civilian," notes the Washington Post. So now "The tech industry is struggling to make sense of President Donald Trump's surprise announcement," Politico reported Saturday afternoon: Four representatives for the sector, who were granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, told POLITICO that the industry was not widely informed of Trump's decision prior to the Truth Social post. "Nobody knows what the idea even is," one of the people said. Another said that feedback on the idea was not widely solicited within the industry. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment... "I think that he clearly feels pressure to say something, but he's torn because he's just spent the last few days saying that the whole thing is a hoax," Adam Kovacevich, CEO of the progressive tech industry coalition Chamber of Progress, said of Trump and his prior dismissal of AI doomsday scenarios. Since the departure of David Sacks, who stepped down as the Trump administration's previous AI czar earlier this year, the White House has been "making up AI policy as it goes," Kovacevich added. "I think it's clear they've really missed the presence of an organized leader like David Sacks was." One of the tech industry representatives said they were confused about whether the task force would be charged with formulating more AI regulations or recommending policies that would further stimulate the tech's development. Taylor Barkley, director of federal government affairs at the industry-aligned Abundance Institute, is eyeing it as a way to solidify a light-touch government approach to the technology he says will foster innovation. "Any AI Force or AI Czar should have one job: keep the field open so entrepreneurs at every scale can compete, free from onerous regulation," he told POLITICO. "Existing criminal and civil law can handle bad actors. New permission regimes will stifle the very activity America needs most." It's worth noting that the day before, California's governor made an announcement. "With Donald Trump and Congress asleep at the wheel, Governor Gavin Newsom is once again taking the lead to strengthen AI safety for all Americans," the governor's office announced Friday. Newsom issued a strong executive order convening experts to help California create new AI safety laws and reporting rules, possibly even requiring safety auditors embedded in labs and emergency "kill switches" in frontier models. "I am forming the AI Force, much like I did Space Force, which has been a tremendous SUCCESS," Trump wrote Saturday in what Politico earlier described as "a lengthy Truth Social post on Saturday morning." TRUMP: Over the years, there have been many Hoaxes, all generated by the Radical Left Dumocrats, for purposes of destroying our Country. RUSSIA, RUSSIA, RUSSIA, UKRAINE, UKRAINE, UKRAINE, Global Warming, Impeachment Hoax #1, Impeachment Hoax #2 [...] and now, the decimation, or destruction, of AI, commonly known as Artificial Intelligence — And I, as President of the United States, will not stand by and let this happen. It all began with an attack on our Data Centers, until people realized how wealthy and prestigious they were for the Communities in which they were built. Higher Salaries, Lower Taxes, and Safer Streets, was the result, and the crazed Data Center attack has largely failed, so now [...] they are going straight at AI. We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible Industry. Rather, we will cherish it, help it, and watch over it, as it grows! However, we will also be looking for BAD, and we can do that, very easily, with our already existing Criminal and Civil Justice System. For this purpose, I am forming the AI Force, much like I did Space Force, which has been a tremendous SUCCESS, in my First Term. To that end, I will be announcing, in the near future, the AI "Czar" — Only High I.Q. individuals need apply! Trump concluded by saying AI "is the next Industrial Revolution, or Internet, but will be even larger and more impactful... We are leading China, and the rest of the World, and I intend to keep it that way!" But what exactly is AI Force? "The White House did not immediately respond to a request to clarify whether the agency would be military or civilian," notes the Washington Post. So now "The tech industry is struggling to make sense of President Donald Trump's surprise announcement," Politico reported Saturday afternoon: Four representatives for the sector, who were granted anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, told POLITICO that the industry was not widely informed of Trump's decision prior to the Truth Social post. "Nobody knows what the idea even is," one of the people said. Another said that feedback on the idea was not widely solicited within the industry. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment... "I think that he clearly feels pressure to say something, but he's torn because he's just spent the last few days saying that the whole thing is a hoax," Adam Kovacevich, CEO of the progressive tech industry coalition Chamber of Progress, said of Trump and his prior dismissal of AI doomsday scenarios. Since the departure of David Sacks, who stepped down as the Trump administration's previous AI czar earlier this year, the White House has been "making up AI policy as it goes," Kovacevich added. "I think it's clear they've really missed the presence of an organized leader like David Sacks was." One of the tech industry representatives said they were confused about whether the task force would be charged with formulating more AI regulations or recommending policies that would further stimulate the tech's development. Taylor Barkley, director of federal government affairs at the industry-aligned Abundance Institute, is eyeing it as a way to solidify a light-touch government approach to the technology he says will foster innovation. "Any AI Force or AI Czar should have one job: keep the field open so entrepreneurs at every scale can compete, free from onerous regulation," he told POLITICO. "Existing criminal and civil law can handle bad actors. New permission regimes will stifle the very activity America needs most." It's worth noting that the day before, California's governor made an announcement. "With Donald Trump and Congress asleep at the wheel, Governor Gavin Newsom is once again taking the lead to strengthen AI safety for all Americans," the governor's office announced Friday. Newsom issued a strong executive order convening experts to help California create new AI safety laws and reporting rules, possibly even requiring safety auditors embedded in labs and emergency "kill switches" in frontier models. Seriously... (Score:4, Insightful) Re:Seriously... (Score:5, Interesting) There are a few idiots here who still seem to like trump. I note that they all stay away from stories about him doing the more randomly stupid things, because those they can't defend whereas everything else can be blamed on Obama, burden or Hillary or some sort of 1D connect 4 or whatever game they think he's playing. I'm other words they do actually know, but they just hope the right people will get hurt anyway. Re: (Score:2) I'm other words they do actually know, but they just hope the right people will get hurt anyway. Which makes them evil. Not much of a surprise. The human race only works if most agree on basic things, otherwise everything dissolves into chaos. Obviously, evil people like chaos, but they are also enemies of anybody not evil. Re: Seriously... (Score:2) Re: (Score:2) Re: (Score:2) Dead internet theory in practice. Re: Seriously... (Score:2) I'm going to go eat some halal tacos with rugelach for desert just to piss you off. Re: (Score:2) The only thing destroying America from within is the lack of cheap affordable mental health care and anti-psychotic medication. Re: (Score:2) Also preventative care. I.E. schizophrenia, there has never been a documented case of someone having schizophrenia that was born completely blind. Re: (Score:2) I’d love to know how a woman who murdered her children became a political and cultural argument. Re: (Score:3) Democrats dismissing and forgetting the considerable party lunacy that ultimately created President Donald Trump and elected the man again, is worse. And this is why I 110% advocate for and support Democrats going after the conservative institutions the way the Trump admin went after law firms and universities. Crypto, car dealerships, social media companies all some others to be investigated and heavily regulated and exposed. This system that creates these robots needs to be stopped. The media environment and top-down Republican messaging apparatus is exactly why you think that sentence is true while at the same time providing zero examples and when yo Re:Seriously... (Score:5, Interesting) Re: (Score:2) Ah, yes, the defectives that crave negative attention. Basically psychiatric cases. Re: Seriously... (Score:2) Re: (Score:3, Funny) America doesn't need infinity immigrants. Said every Native American ever. Re: (Score:1) Whites have a lot of guilt but I don't think you'll convince them to willingly accept the same fate as the Native Americans. Re: Seriously... (Score:2) Whites have a lot of guilt but I don't think you'll convince them to willingly accept the same fate as the Native Americans. You also ask indigenous peoples to be thankful for the great new country the colonists built. So... sign me up, let's get more K-pop in this bitch. Oh that's not the way you wanted this to go huh. Well try out some intellectual consistency sometime, or either one, dumbass. Re: Seriously... (Score:2) This country is full of hypocrites that put their religion ahead of their country and everyone else living in it. So I'm not sure how your argument holds water, like you're pulling the ladder up behind you and we won't catch the hypocrisy. How about have your religion and respect others.. you know, the principle the country was founded on. It's in that little pocket constitution you're supposed to be carrying at all times. Re: (Score:2) I noticed that some people back Trump just to annoy us. To break the system. Whatever you do, do not put energy in those types. Disagree. We should be putting energy into those people. Preferably kinetic energy. Re: (Score:2, Insightful) I noticed that some people back Trump just to annoy us. To break the system. Whatever you do, do not put energy in those types. In short: do not feed the trolls. Old internet advice. Still good advice. Re: (Score:2) There are always some no-insight, no-morals idiots that back any kind of kakistocracy. I mean even with all the catastrophes Trump has now created due to sheer incompetence and extreme arrogance, he has supporters. I cannot even imagine how deranged and, yes, evil, these people are. On the plus-side, an "AI force" can be used to start a war with China! Oh, and look, that nearly already happened. AI starting war with China? Seriously? (Score:3) No war almost happened because of AI. What an idiot you are to think that. You should read Slashdot. https://news.slashdot.org/stor... [slashdot.org] Re: (Score:3) Insane dictator is insane, says (and does) insane stuff. The judges who aid and abet him, the Congress that fails to remove him, they're the bigger traitors here. Trump belongs in a managed care facility. They belong in prison. (And the "impeachment is not a priority" Democratic leadership aren't much better.) Re: (Score:1) Correct: impeachment is not a priority. Getting people who are not crazy (and, people who don't owe fealty to people who are crazy) elected to office is a priority. Impeachment without conviction is an action taken by an idiot, full of sound and fury and signifying nothing. Re: (Score:2) I mean the first question is do you or anyone believe impeachment was justified in either case, like do we remember why he was impeached twice? First was for the Ukraine funds withholding which clearly violates the law since Congress allocated the money and on ethical and diplomatic grounds the President should not be trying to extort other nations to fabricate political dirt against their opponents, just plainly illegal for him to do any of that. Is your view Presidents should not be impeached for doing il Re: (Score:2) I guarantee you were cheering when it happened to Bill Clinton. Re: (Score:2) What is wrong with the Republican party? In any functioning democracy, his own party would have removed him long ago. I know thats not so easy in the US, but you have section 4. Its not like they'd lose power, and how bad can Vance be? Re:Seriously... (Score:4, Informative) There is no Republican party. Not any more. It's been replaced with a death cult. (If you think that's an exaggeration, then I invite to pull up every piece of GOP-initiated legislation in Congress for the last quarter century and consider its goal(s). You will find that -- with precious few exceptions -- all of it is intended to kill as many people as possible. Whether it's cutting funding for anti-hunger programs, or for medical care, or for housing, or gutting environmental regulations so that industry can destroyer the planet faster, almost every piece of legislation is explicitly designed as an instrument of mass murder.) Barry Goldwater - who I sharply disagreed with but have to admit was usually rational - saw this coming over half a century ago: "Mark my word, if and when these preachers get control of the [Republican] party, and they're sure trying to do so, it's going to be a terrible damn problem. Frankly, these people frighten me. Politics and governing demand compromise. But these Christians believe they are acting in the name of God, so they can't and won't compromise. I know, I've tried to deal with them." These people are of course completely insane: but they're insane people who wield enormous power. They believe that they're bringing about the "End Times" and that doing so justifies anything/everything they do, no matter how vicious and inhumane. And so they're doing everything possible to bring about not merely the end of the US, but the end of humanity -- including their own children. There's no reasoning with these people. They're impervious to it. There's no appealing to conscience or ethics or morality; they're convinced that they're doing the will of god and that doing so justifies anything. The only thing left is stopping them by any means necessary, and the only question left is how long and how far we're going to allow things to go before we finally do the things we need to do. Re: (Score:3) It takes a while to deprogram people. Covid didn't help anything with no one to blame for being stuck inside. For doom scrolling and coming across all the various armchair experts in whatever they spewed as long as their ad rev was increasing. Trumps whole message is it's never you it's always someone else's fault. The guy had done nothing but spend his life suing and being sued (blame game). Many will still follow him otherwise they will have to claim fault. The whole blaming the left or right is so f-ing Re: no need for AI slop (Score:3) And by the way: boomers pretty much built most of what is today the internet. Re: no need for AI slop (Score:2) Re: (Score:3) Both. Idiocy isn't all on one side, and neither is evil. And neither is self-serving action. Perplexed (Score:2) Re: (Score:2) You are reading history in the making. The kind that is later used to explain how to NOT do things... Re: (Score:2) Whatever it was, brainless adoption of the so-called "AI" has some real consequences [cnn.com], which at times can get to level "fairly dangerous". Imagine for a moment an AI system that's running on pure ethanol and rainwater... The consequences would never be the same11!!!! Bonhoeffer saw this through clear eyes (Score:5, Interesting) All those years ago: “ ‘Stupidity is a more dangerous enemy of the good than malice. One may protest against evil; it can be exposed and, if need be, prevented by use of force. Evil always carries within itself the germ of its own subversion in that it leaves behind in human beings at least a sense of unease. Against stupidity we are defenseless. Neither protests nor the use of force accomplish anything here; reasons fall on deaf ears; facts that contradict one’s prejudgment simply need not be believed — in such moments the stupid person even becomes critical — and when facts are irrefutable they are just pushed aside as inconsequential, as incidental. In all this thestupid person, in contrast to the malicious one, is utterly self-satisfied and, being easily irritated, becomes dangerous by going on the attack. For that reason, greater caution is called for than with a malicious one. Never again will we try to persuade the stupid person with reasons, for it is senseless and dangerous.” https://www.onthewing.org/user... [onthewing.org] Re: (Score:2) Sadly, his insights have aged well. Re: (Score:2) Other new military branches⦠(Score:5, Funny) Other new military branches being proposed by the administration include Diesel Force, Tariff Force, and Iran Force. Notable absent from the proposal: Epstein Force. Re: (Score:2) Other new military branches being proposed by the administration include Diesel Force, Tariff Force, and Iran Force. By our powers COMBINED! Re: (Score:3) Other new military branches being proposed by the administration include Diesel Force, Tariff Force, and Iran Force. Notable absent from the proposal: Epstein Force. No need for that last one. The Trump Cabinet already has that covered. Re: (Score:2) You forgot his Voter Force. Re: (Score:2) I hope that after I die, the one word people use to describe me is "resurrected." I don't recommend it. Demented old man rants incoherently (Score:2) This really is the dumbest timeline (Score:4, Interesting) The worst part is, we knew this and still somehow collectively thought it was a good idea to send this man back to The White House for a second fucking time. Where I live, we've got these Muscovy ducks near the entrance to my neighborhood that have a tendency to sleep in the road at night. It's not for want of a grassy area to roost in - there's plenty of that. Nope, these ducks just decide that the best place to plop their fat feathery asses down for a snooze, during the time when they're the hardest for passing motorists to see, is right in the middle of the street. As you might imagine, they regularly do get accidentally run over. You'd assume that might send a message to the remaining ducks that their chosen place to sleep is less than ideal, but they're entirely unfazed as to why their comrades sometimes wake up dead in a mess of duck guts and feathers the next morning. America's voters are like those ducks. Re: (Score:2) Where I live, we've got these Muscovy ducks near the entrance to my neighborhood that have a tendency to sleep in the road at night. It's not for want of a grassy area to roost in - there's plenty of that. Nope, these ducks just decide that the best place to plop their fat feathery asses down for a snooze, during the time when they're the hardest for passing motorists to see, is right in the middle of the street. As you might imagine, they regularly do get accidentally run over. You'd assume that might send a message to the remaining ducks that their chosen place to sleep is less than ideal, but they're entirely unfazed as to why their comrades sometimes wake up dead in a mess of duck guts and feathers the next morning. Those ducks, who somehow think it's okay to sleep on roads, will become extinct eventually, due to Darwinian selection. I do not at all wish for the same dire consequences for the MAGA crowd, but I hope they will become extinct nonetheless, due to attrition. Re: Demented old man rants incoherently (Score:2) Person of "high IQ." Re: Demented old man rants incoherently (Score:4, Funny) Yes. As proven repeatedly by the dementia test he thinks is an IQ test. Re: (Score:2) That's presumably his idea of a "high IQ individual" - someone who can tell that a line drawing of a giraffe is not an elephant, just like he can. I wonder... (Score:2) ...if AI has taken control of the White House, or if things could go better with AI controlling it. Where are we now ?!? Re: (Score:2) Actually, AI hallucinations could explain a lot of the random stuff we hear being spewed by the president. Re: (Score:2) Well, wuth the recently nearly done act of war against China, I think LLM-type AI is quite capable of doing even worse. Only High I.Q. individuals need apply (Score:4, Funny) To be fair, you only need a room temperature level of IQ to be smarter than literally anyone in the current administration so that isn't a very high bar to clear. I'm sure Trump will promote his Mar-a-Largo janitor to AI Czar if he pledges to give Trump a daily hand job. Wait... no that poor guy is probably in an ICE detention camp. Re: (Score:2) Your daily dose of republicans talking about trans people. genius (/s) (Score:2) Tech Industry Scratches Its Head Over Trump's 'AI Force' Proposal (/s) Yes, it takes a while before they understand what Trump proposed. He is playing another round of 78 dimensional chess. Now their brain needs to work through it. They actually may never grasp it. Re: (Score:2) Tech Industry Scratches Its Head Over Trump's 'AI Force' Proposal (/s) Yes, it takes a while before they understand what Trump proposed. He is playing another round of 78 dimensional chess. Now their brain needs to work through it. They actually may never grasp it. I don't think even AI could grasp what he's proposing. I'm not even sure he does. What exactly is this AI force going to fight against, other than legislative constraints against the development of AI? By appearance, this is another branch of the military. What will it protect? [You forgot the /s tag, but well-played.] Re: (Score:2) Whoops, never mind. The /s tag was in the subject line. "duh" on me. Sorry. A typical Trump Dunning/Kruger move (Score:1) If he continues like this, chances are he lays ground for Skynet. Time to dismiss him. Congress needs to pull the budget strings tight. Can't the guy be replaced by AI? (Score:1) He writes like a Nigerian scammer (Score:2) Were his posts always like this? I've only paid attention to him from last year. But the language, grammar and the fascinating use of exclamation marks and capital letters remind me of the good old Nigerian 419 scammers. Re: (Score:2) Covfefe Re: (Score:3) It appears to me that this is a serious question, so I'm going to give a serious answer: yes. This is how he's always written (and spoken), although arguably it's gotten worse in the past few years as his dementia progresses. The press -- right, left, and center -- has unfortunately whitewashed much of this by often not quoting him unredacted or by paraphrasing what he's written/said in order to make it intelligible. If you actually listen to him, word for word, and Only High I.Q. individuals need apply! (Score:2) Re: (Score:2) "High IQ" obviously means being able to pass that dementia test! Re: (Score:1) 30+ Re: (Score:2) The US is cooked (Score:5, Informative) Re: (Score:3) The U.S. has no allies as we recall from a mere two years ago. la Presidenta has seen to that. And we will not have them in the future because the former allies will never treat the U.S. the same. They cannot be sure Americans won't be stupid enough to elect another brain-damaged carney barker. The only reason el Bunko has come out in favor of AI is because he and his crime family have invested heavily in AI. Whatever "decisions" he makes, always look for the trail of bread crumbs back to his pockets. This i Re: (Score:2) You think picking someone who will fight your religious enemy is a sign that you think highly of them? free speech (Score:5, Insightful) Re: (Score:3) He flat out said they’re banned because he doesn’t like the content they report. The courts will eventually intervene because he’s lost this exact case previously but they move at a glacial pace. Plus he fucked up and said “my house” before correcting himself and saying the peoples house. This is the most powerful man on Earth (Score:3) Re: (Score:3) There's no chance of removing him from office. We'd need 2/3 of the Senate and it will still be populated by a little under half with Republican Eunuchs, and that's if Americans wise up and vote out the vulnerable R's. Avoiding bubble collapse consequences (Score:4, Interesting) The AI industry has blown a spectacular bubble via circular dealing - Nvidia, OpenAI, Oracle, Microsoft, CoreWeave, etc are all doing monopoly money deals. Nvidia "sells" some GPUs, then "invests" the proceeds back into OpenAI, nothing got done, no money changed hands, but their stock values zoom. This looks exactly like the Dotcom bubble in the late 1990s and such things always implode - the market doesn't just correct, it panics, it liquidates, nobody can tell what's real, so everything is for sale at pennies on the dollar. The industry's strategy to not go to prison for this stunt is to make AI equivalent to nuclear weapons. When the bubble begins to burst, the Trump administration will "make a deal", what you see is the beginning of that process. This will work about as well as the attempt to shake down Iran for their oil, but cause and effect are not the Trump administration's strong suit. Trump couldn't even spell A I (Score:3) Interesting spin though - that the AI companies calling for a slowdown are perpetrating a hoax on themselves, although it's not clear who Trump thinks the victim of this HOAX is ... himself? The data-center loving republicans what are hoping to have one built in their back yard? So Trump will be appointing a "high IQ individual" to put the AI CEOs right on AI. Who will it be? One of his idiot sons, or some random idiot like JFK Jr? Kid Rock perhaps? Iran was left off his list (Score:2) Remember that hoax where Iran was gunning for the US and we decided to attack first (again).. Their mission in life was to destroy the US? How Trump’s attack on Iran was the only smart move? Especially after he attacked them a year prior and at the time shouted from the mountain tops that he decimated them and they would take years to do anything. obvious antichrist is obvious (Score:1) The fact that y'all aren't out, even now, on the streets bringing this man down is called complicity get your fucking shit together and go outside and STOP THIS MAN who will literally seek to end the world before he faces accountability I'm not saying it is for surveillance (Score:2) ... But it is for surveillance of the population, so it does not rise up. When the official current AI business model fails, what else would the infrastructure be useful for? It is already being done. Anthr*pic is already being used to spy on protestors. Okay so here's the thing (Score:2) This means interest rates just went up and have a quarter percent and won't be going up another quarter percent. The goal of raising interest rates is to trigger a rec Trump's 'AI Force' (Score:2) I think that "o" is supposed to be an "a". .... Underearth Force, Solar Force, Acid F. (Score:2) I mean, really. How many "force"s are we going to end up with ? Not even clear whether this "Force" is going to support/defend AI or defend us from AI. Which is probably the point. He wants to sound like he is doing something without actually telling us what he is doing. That way he can declare it a success no matter what happens. Everybody.. (Score:2) ..always scratches their heads about ANYTHING he proposes. A guy who never read a book in his life has strange ideas about reality. Re:Slashdot WOKE Groupthink. DOUBLEPLUS-BAD. Baa b (Score:5, Informative) Seriously, get therapy. You do not have to be miserable all the time, it is a choice you made. Re: (Score:2, Insightful) Seems like he's a normal person. Ya know, someone that gets upset when the country is taken over by a cult. Re: (Score:3) So make it make sense... The AI companies are themselves calling for an AI slowdown, but Trump says this is a hoax. Are the AI companies hoaxing themselves? Trump says republicans want more datacenters in their back yard. Trump's going to appoint an "AI Tsar" (he loves Russians, doesn't he!) to educate the AI CEOS on AI ... Please make any of it make sense is a world outside of Trump's head. To be fair, if you do want a datacenter in your back yard, or are hoping to be laid off due to AI, then Trump maybe is y Re: (Score:2) Listen to yourself, muggles. It's pathetic, and painful listening to your screeching, cope and seething. Brainwashed morons. You are so drowned in Media Propaganda you cannot tell the reality from fiction. Pathetic, childless, bugman soyboys, the lot of you, incapable of independent thought. It's like the 2 Minute Hate, with you sheep screaming at the screen. Grow up, and take the red pill. You again?