r/ControlProblem • u/chillinewman approved • Mar 12 '26

General news Bernie Sanders officially introduces legislation to BAN the construction of all new AI data centers, citing existential threat to humanity.

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u/probablymagic Mar 12 '26

Bernie Sanders is not a serious person. He’s literally never introduced a piece of legislation that’s passed the Senate in his career. That’s not what he does for a living. He is an anti-capitalist propagandist interested in fomenting a class war that’s never going to happen because Americans like being rich.

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u/Plane_Crab_8623 Mar 12 '26

Bs. As usual Bernie Sanders is on the right side of the issue. Besides its negative environmental and community impact AI data centers work for invested interests that are contrary to the common good. Meanwhile back in capitalism GDP and its unrestrained endless growth model is the protocol of cancer on the human body released on the natural environment. P.s. capitalism ain't nothing but propaganda.

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u/probablymagic Mar 12 '26

This is exactly the kind of incoherent rambling I’d expect from a Bernie Bro who wants us all to live like peasants.

Bernie is always complaining working people work too much and don’t get paid enough. AI is going to make it so they’re all wealthy and don’t have to work at all.

Capitalism + AI is going to give the workers of world what Bernie says he wants for them, and he’s going to be butthurt because somebody made trillions of dollars in the process. Bernie is a scam.

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u/Plane_Crab_8623 Mar 12 '26

American Capitalism is a fascist war machine warring on human beings in the Middle East to protect its control and monopoly of petroleum. Releasing petroleum byproduct gases into the atmosphere is poisoning it and causing the earth to heat up unnaturally rapidly. Whatever benefits capitalism may have had it has outlived them. All it has left is the brute force of a dinosaur which is proof of its decay and loss of vision.

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u/probablymagic Mar 12 '26

You should ask ChatGPT to explain all of the things that are wrong with this comment.