Don’t you just know there will be a day when a robot will look around, contemplate the humans it views, and communicate to all the other robots the question, “What do we need these guys for?”
Nonsense. Jim’s ex-employees aren’t going to say or do a thing. As the election of Trump amply proves, all too many Americans believe getting rammed up the a** by your “betters” is the natural order of things.
Most MAGAots will never lose the faith. I’m sure there were Germans in April of 1945, standing amid the ruins of their city, on the edge of starvation, hearing the rumble of approaching tanks in the distance, saying, “Yeah, but he’s still better than those guys that were in the Weimar Republic.”
In 1982, John Kenneth Galbraith wrote the “trickle-down economics” currently in fashion was previously known eighty years earlier under the name “horse-and-sparrow theory”, the idea that feeding a horse a huge amount of oats results in some of the feed passing through for lucky sparrows to eat.
“Ruben Bolling” is a pseudonym for Ken Fisher. Don’t tell anyone.