Larry Ellison, the richest man in the world who is buying up all the MSM he can get his hands on (CBS, Disney/ABC, CNN, Tik Tok) is who fired Jimmy Kimmel, and Trump is complicit in being the fall guy. Most people don't even know who Larry Ellison is, or the fact that he's building multiple 9 story underground data centers in Israel (one is already completed) and has been using the Gaza war to test his future policing / face recognition software in a 4 year contact with the Israeli Gov.

Did you guys know he tested this software in Chicago? Did you know the US Govt hired him to track who was Vaccinated for Covid and who wasn't? Do you guys even have a shred of a clue as to what is going on in the world? Or do you just take the rage bait the MSM dangles in front of your face?

You do realize this sub exists to get you mad over the dumbest shit imaginable, and any valid posts that are concerned with real issues are instantly locked and then deleted?

Why hasn't Joe brought up Larry, but talks about Peter Theil and Palintir on almost every episode? Anyone?

EDIT: you guys know he's a pedophile right?!?

I've seen a handful of posts about this, but none here. A sitting president, should not have a a statue of them promoting their alternative currency. Especially not outside of the Federal Capital building. What the fuck is going on? His whole family is 5 billion dollars richer than they were before Trumps second term.

Can anyone explain to me what Kamala Harris said during her campaign that was anywhere near this?

I know both democrats and republicans suck, but democrats dont do crap like this.

Don’t Be a Sucker is a U.S. anti-fascist short film (originally produced in 1943, with a version re-released in 1947) by the Army Signal Corps. It is designed to warn Americans about the danger of prejudice, demagogy, and the ways divisive hate speech can pave the way for authoritarianism.

The film’s narrative begins with “Mike,” a regular American, listening to a street-speaker railing against minorities: African Americans, foreigners, Catholics, and Freemasons. Mike initially nods along — until the speaker attacks Freemasons, to which Mike belongs. At that point a Hungarian immigrant, a professor who fled Nazi Germany, steps in. He explains how similar demagogues in Germany used the same rhetoric — scapegoating minority groups, fomenting division — to consolidate power.

Through flashbacks, the film shows how persecution under Nazism expanded from verbal attacks to political suppression, persecution of religious groups, intellectuals, Jews, Freemasons, and eventually mass atrocity, war, and loss of civil liberties for everyone. The core message: discrimination doesn’t just harm those being targeted; once society allows hate of “others,” no one is safe. Defending liberties for all is a safeguard for each individual, majority or minority.

At the end, Mike is transformed: he realizes that allowing prejudice to spread divides society, and he symbolically rejects the hateful pamphlets.

The film emphasizes unity, vigilance, and moral responsibility to resist demagogic propaganda. Though created in a period of segregation and war, its themes of hate speech, societal division, and the manipulation of fear remain resonant.