@jollyrogue@social.tulsa.ok.us
Post #2886881
2026-05-15 05:52 UTC
@annoniem@ohai.social This only works when people have something to lose, and the overlords have enough patience and resources to keep an occupying army funded.
When they don’t, this turns into no go areas controlled by locals.
They’re delusional. They’re big people with a state behind them to enforce laws, and without the state they are nothing.
Humans are some ingenious monkeys who will fuvk some sht up when left to their own devices.
@Hex@kolektiva.social
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@annoniem@ohai.social 2026-05-15 16:30
@jollyrogue@social.tulsa.ok.us If this were to become reality, one could ultimately risk losing their live, or more realistically (taking surface-level ethics into consideration), risk losing privileges according to a social credit score. And given robot enforcers wouldn't require compensation, there would be relatively little cost associated with the "army": used as an absolute last resort. If citizens express thoughts through digital platforms, you can adjust or manufacture consent, based on that input.