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Chapter 1: What is the highlight of human civilization?
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It's called the simultaneous sip. It happens now. Go. Oh, so good. Well, I'm a little bit on the warpath today against Amazon.com because I opened up and found out that they have more counterfeit fake products of mine than they have real ones. That's right.
Chapter 2: What problems is Scott Adams facing with Amazon?
If you're looking for the Dilbert calendar, you'll see a wall of fake calendars that Amazon is selling, and somebody's keeping the money for it. Now, you might say, that seems like a unique problem to you, Scott. No, this is a problem that all independent booksellers have if they're using Amazon's process.
What happens is the process for reporting it is that I have to have a copy of the offending product. That's right. In order to report it, I have to buy it. I have to wait for it to arrive. I have to examine it, take photographs of it. And then, only then can I submit to Amazon and say, can you remove this?
In the time it takes me to do that, there will be three new sites offering three new of the same products. So there is no mechanism for anybody to do anything about this. I've decided that it's time for a lawsuit, class action, because it affects a lot of people. And it's obvious that Amazon does not care about the people who are involved in this because it looks like it'd be easy to solve.
It looks like it'd be easy to solve, honestly. They got AI, they got a lot of people. So Jeff Bezos, I don't want to sue Amazon. Like I said, it's literally the last thing in the whole world I want to do. But you don't have a system That gives me another path. I'm not going to let you steal my material over and over and over again because Amazon's making money from this.
You're making money from my intellectual property. This has to stop. So I'm going to see if I can get together a class action lawsuit. I'd rather be part of it than leading it. But if there's a lawyer out there that wants to make some serious money, I suspect that the entire class is probably $100 million
probably $100 million in revenue that's being affected by just the counterfeits that probably they could stop. Now, what would it take to improve the system? Easy. All it would take is the person who's identified as definitely the author of the product to write a memo and say, here's a screenshot. Here's the link to the offending product. Here's my identifier that says I'm the real author.
It'd be good if I had some kind of identifier. And then they say, oh, I've identified you as the real lawyer. If you say this is yours, it's between you and the other person, but we'll take you off the site. They need to take him off the site. That needs to be the default. We cannot go on like this. Jeff Bezos, if you're listening to me, all I want is a solution.
I don't want a lawsuit, but I'm definitely fucking... I don't want to break my New Year's resolution that easily. I want to see if I can go at least a day. I'm definitely going to see if I can organize a class action. And it's going to be big, and I'm going to make as much noise as I possibly can. But I just want a solution. I don't want to do any of that. It's just I'm pushed into a corner.
You wouldn't let somebody rob you over and over and over again without doing something. I kind of let it go because I thought Amazon would fake her down on their own. But it's just getting worse. It's just a page of fake Dilbert calendars and fake books. So you got to fix that. On other news, maybe a stuff that's less about me and more about you.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of the drone ban in New Jersey?
But the ones that I've heard about would fall into the following category. Now, I haven't heard of all the examples, and I'm totally open to learning that there are some people who got banned for the wrong reasons. But the ones I've heard about There's one case, in Laura Loomer's case, that she accidentally doxed someone, but then immediately changed it and apologized because it was accidental.
There was an address as part of a larger document, and she didn't notice it when she published it. So should you be banned for that? We know that doxing is wrong, but there's actually no evidence of an intentional dox. If there's no evidence that it was intentional and there's evidence that it wasn't, how do you handle that?
So all I think that is needed is some kind of an appeals process, but I don't think there is one. So that's pretty bad if you're making your money this way and you step on a landmine that you didn't intentionally step on. There are two examples of people who are over-the-top racists. Is that the same as free speech? You know, if it delves into just nonstop racism? I don't know.
I don't want to be around that all the time because it's boring and useless. So, I don't know. I can't get up in arms about that because it's only the extreme cases. It wasn't the ordinary people. And then there was some child-related content that I'm not going to describe further. that if you did hear the description, you might say, hmm, yeah, that's too far. That's too far.
Now, all of these have a second side. There's an argument on the other side of all of these, and that's why I think there needs to be some kind of a quick place you can appeal to that's part of X that just puts some common sense on it. That's all. Some kind of a judge. You know what would be a good idea? to actually use a retired judge. Oh, I like that idea. I'm just coming up with it.
If X actually hired some retired actual judges, and then they said, okay, actual judge, here's our terms of service, and then here's the activity. We banned it. Do you agree that it didn't meet the terms of service and that it was some kind of an intentional act? I think intention has to be part of it. and then let the judge decide.
I'd feel much more comfortable if Elon Musk said, I'll tell you what, I'm going to hire three judges and just let them make the decisions. Of course, he could always fire a judge if he didn't like their decisions, so nothing's perfect. But it'd make you feel better if it was a judge. Joe Biden once said... Quote, the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy.
Now, that's at the same time that he had the borders open, and we now know, and it wasn't hard to predict, that terrorists have apparently been streaming over the border exactly like you assumed they would. So at the same time, he was telling us that white supremacist militias or whatever were the big problem, which, by the way, so far have produced... No problems since he mentioned it.
None that I'm aware of. But here's my question. Do you think history will ever record how destructive Biden was as a president? And my answer is I don't think so. And the only reason I say that is because it would be impossible to capture. It's so bad what he's done to our country. It's so bad. I'm not sure you could put it in a history book because it wouldn't even look real.
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Chapter 4: What recent news involves potential terrorist threats?
All right. I'm going to key this up and put the microphone up to it. See if you can hear it from here.
...to suggest that we have to build a wall across our southern border because there are terrorists who are trying to invade the country. It couldn't be farther from the truth.
It couldn't be farther from the truth. ...that we have to build a wall across our southern border. We have to build a wall across our southern border. If you saw the video, it really sells it.
I have to do the physical impression of her saying that it's ridiculous that terrorists would come across the border to suggest that we have to build a wall across the southern border because there are terrorists who are trying to invade the country. That was almost the president of the United States. That was almost the president of the United States.
And the fake news let that walk right up to the line. The only thing that stopped it was Trump and many of you who helped support him. Oh, my goodness. I don't think our brains can hold how bad this was. I mean, it's bad on a level that I don't even know what to compare it to. I've never seen anything like this. It's amazing. Anyway, so is there anything that could make this worse?
Is there any way that the stupidity and evil from the Biden administration can be taken to a higher level? Is there any way it could be worse? My next story is that Biden is giving the second highest civilian award to the leaders of the January 6th congressional panel, according to the Washington Times. So that would include Liz Cheney and Bennie Thompson.
The two led the congressional investigation into January 6th. So he's giving the highest national award to two people that I think most of us would consider overt, obvious traitors. completely obvious traitors. Why do I say that?
Because the January 6th committee was completely political lawfare, and it ended in the justification for trying to keep a president out of office, and it ended in the lawfare against all the citizens who were just protesting. So these are two of the worst criminals in American history, because they did it right in front of you. And they're currently torturing, what, over 1,000 people?
If you put somebody in jail for something that's not a crime in the country that they thought they loved because they were patriots, imagine being so patriotic that you thought you had to go to the Capitol and protest. And a patriotism. And then the country that you love so much that you're willing to go protest for it to make it better puts you in jail for what is definitely...
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Chapter 5: How is the Biden administration perceived in this episode?
Because it looks like this Shamsud bin Jabbar, as I said, was living in a Muslim trail park around other people who may have been radicalized. So is it possible that the biggest risk is not Islamic people coming into the country, but the biggest risk is that they settle in the same place and then essentially try to control territory? and get a foothold, and then grow from there.
Now, I don't know, and I certainly would not be in favor of discriminating against Muslim Americans just because of that. That wouldn't be a good enough reason. But you have to ask yourself, is there something that needs to be looked at
When you get enough people who have a counterculture to the one that we have here, meaning that it's in contrast to it, I'm not saying better or worse, it just doesn't fit. You can't really make them compatible. Is there something about not letting them get too much of a foothold? Because I feel like that's part of the problem in England.
is that once you reach a certain mass and they start operating as a group, that's the beginning of infinite war, isn't it? Because if you never break up the group, and there's no legal way to do that, what would stop them from continuing to grow in power until they could take over your country? At some point, you'd have to break them up as a group.
And we don't have any domestic law that would allow you to do that. When's the last time that happened? Taking the Japanese American citizens and putting them in an internment camp? Here's one of those things I was wondering today.
I wonder to what extent America putting Japanese American citizens in internment camps in World War II, to what extent does the memory of that remove our options in the future? Because we knew that was so evil and bad in retrospect.
Does it take away your options in the future to deal with things that you know are going to be a risk, but if you act as if it's the group, that's obviously discrimination, and we don't like that. So I do wonder if we tie our hands with our guilt, even if the guilt is fully warranted.
Anyway, you might know that I wrote a book called The Religion War, which is now rolled into the book God's Debris, The Complete Works. It's combined as part of a three-book, two-book plus a short story series. And that just came out, if you haven't seen it. But in it, The Religion War is about a time when drones become the, and this was written over 20 years ago.
But over 20 years ago, I was writing that in the future, when drones were the common way of warfare and became the common way of terrorism, which hasn't yet happened, but obviously it's going to, that that would be the time that we would have this situation where the Middle East would be doing terror attacks on American soil in a first individual way and then in a coordinated way.
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Chapter 6: What is the significance of the Cybertruck incident?
Once you get to the point where there's no practical, ethical, moral, affordable way to do anything, what do you do then? Do you just say, well, I guess we'll just absorb this 100 attacks a day until our country is destroyed, because eventually the country would stop functioning. Would we do that? No, we wouldn't. Here's where this is heading, and this is what the book is about.
At some point, the citizens of the United States are going to say, to whoever our leader is, and this might be after Trump, whoever our leader is, they're going to say, stop this, and we put no restrictions on you. Stop this, and we put no restrictions on you. Would it be okay if we turned off the news for a year? Yes. Yes. No news. Just turn it off. No news on this topic.
Certainly there'd be news, but not... So the government is probably going to get permission at some point to stop telling us what they're doing because it will be far too horrible for us to accept. In order to stop it, the United States would have to do something in a Hitler-like level. Now, I'm not recommending it, of course, by tomorrow. The news will be tomorrow.
Cartoonist recommends a Holocaust. No, I'm not recommending it. I'm saying, can you think of what else could happen? So are you saying that won't happen because we'll negotiate and Al-Qaeda will say, you know, we're going to lay down our arms, we give up. Is that what you think? Do you think we'll be able to stop it with just sending over a few special forces and playing whack-a-mole?
Hasn't worked so far. Why would it work in the future? Do you think that we're going to let terrorist drones take out city after city without a response that's the right size? I don't. There's some point at which massive military retaliation is guaranteed. Wouldn't you agree? It's guaranteed. You can predict it. So where does it end up?
If you can't negotiate and you can't live with it, and it's certainly going to reach a level where we can't live with it, it's not there yet. but everything suggests it's going in that direction. And the drones will make that especially hard because then they can attack anybody from anywhere and just keep doing it.
When we reach that, and it seems inevitable that we will, we're going to ask our government to take care of it like every government in history has taken care of things like this in the worst possible way. And again, I'm not saying it's good or bad, or I'm not I'm not recommending it.
I'm saying that Al-Qaeda has created a situation where it almost guarantees the complete annihilation of their people. It guarantees it. So if you can come up with a prediction that would go some other direction, I'd love to hear it, because then I would promote it. I'd help promote you, hey, let's go in this direction. but I don't see another direction. And I don't want it to go that way.
It would be the worst possible situation. But if it comes to us or them, then I have no limits. Remember what I always say? That morality doesn't apply to self-defense. If you're literally trying to do what you can to survive, not just get ahead, but survive, there's no moral or ethical limit. And I don't think Al-Qaeda quite understands that.
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Chapter 7: How are recent events connected to organized crime?
I don't know, I'd be real worried if I had the kind of job where I didn't have to come in and interact with people, because that's almost the definition of a job that AI should replace. We'll see. Meanwhile, Trump says he's going to hold a mega victory rally in D.C. before the inauguration. Does that seem like a good idea to you? It's indoors, so that part I like. But why would he do that?
Do you know why? I don't know why. It's hard for me to see a good reason for that. Because once you win, even though you've got a mandate, aren't you supposed to pretend that we're all one big country and you're the president for everybody? So after you win, holding a rally that's really oriented toward your own voters, is that the right look?
So unless he has something planned that we're not fully aware of, you know, some announcement or something, I don't know. I don't see the wisdom of this. Do you? It feels like all downside with no upside. And it's going to be called a Nazi rally by the bad people, etc. However, let's look at the other side. The other side is if he has a rally.
And they don't call it a Nazi rally because the fake media is pretty beaten down. They're not doing the same kind of attacks that they always did before. So they might ignore it. They might just ignore it and not cover it. And then it's fine. If he wants to do it, his base wants to go, that's fine. But he's really making it easy for the fake news and the bad people to say, There it is.
There's that divisiveness. He seems to be only interested in MAGA. So mandate, yes, he definitely has a mandate. But rally? I don't know. I don't like the optics of it. New York Post is demanding that the journalist who helped cover up the Joe Biden mental decline should be held accountable. Just the News is reporting about that. I don't know about that.
Do you think that the reporters and journalists who covered up Biden's decline, do you think they need to be held accountable? Because I think it's funnier to watch them pretend they were stupid instead of lying. Because we keep seeing these journalists say, oh, I was so fooled by the administration. You know, that terrible administration, the people around Biden
If only they hadn't hidden it from me, then I would have reported the truth. But it was hidden from me. So how could I tell you the truth? So I guess it was the Biden staff that's the problem, right? At the same time, you and I and tens of millions of Americans are saying, we all knew this before he even ran for election. We knew this before the 2020 vote.
So Mr. and Mrs. Reporter, if you're really going to claim that the reason you didn't see it is because they didn't tell you, you really have to admit you're stupid. And that's kind of fun to watch, watching them to admit they didn't notice. You know what they also didn't notice? that Kamala Harris appears to be either an IQ of 70 or often drunk. I didn't hear him report on that. Did you?
Do you remember the same people who said Biden's fine? They're still saying, they're still saying that Kamala Harris's brain is fine. Now, you know, maybe she doesn't have dementia. It doesn't look like that. But clearly there was something wrong. If you couldn't see it, You're stupid. I mean, we could all say it. It was plain as day. All right.
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