>You will own nothing and you will be happy.
Okay, I think we all get the "you will own nothing" part. But what is the "you will be happy" part?
Do they have something in store for us? Do they actually think renting everything makes us happy?
Or are they simply lying and maybe even mocking us?
You will own nothing and you will be happy
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Nicholas Reyes
I think they just have the most self destructive and backwards thinking PR team in the world but don't really mean anything bad by it.
Adam Hughes
>Do they have something in store for us?
If you're not happy you will either be re-educated or killed.
Cooper Robinson
The drones making those ads probably buy into that agenda, no question.
But they're so disconnected from normal people that they unintentionally make dystopian ads.
Mason Scott
its a threat. they know you wont really be happy but you will act happy because they force you to and maybe give you a bit of drugs like in 1984
Elijah Wright
bump
Zachary Ross
>won't people be mad if you take away their property?
>>dude just tell them they'll be happy and show a guy smiling the NPCs will eat it up
Hudson Davis
the one with the drugs is Brave New World. in 1984 they just torture them.
Jacob Lee
>Do they have something in store for us?
drugs probably, mandatory like that soma shit in Brave New World
Jacob Ramirez
Honestly, it's not even that dystopic when you look at it. It reads more like the super optimistic 60s futurism where boomers said "dude we're gonna live on the rings of saturn in tubes and eat bugs because we made them taste like steak and exotic meats and there's no more war." Klaus really should just retire and let someone with a little less boomer optimism take control and fix the damage they've done to the WEF, a little bit of pessimism goes a long way in preventing dystopia visions.
Connor Rivera
they give them alcohol in 1984 to pacify them
Nicholas Perry
if that was the case they would have said "WE will own nothing. And WE will be happy." like you did in your example.
instead they say "you" which to me implies a class system where the elite does own things (which it obviously will).
Joseph Moore
Editing your genes and your brain to make you a compliant zombie will probably make you happy about it.
Angel Bennett
antidepressants in the drinking water supplies, along with more flouride and maybe add some lithium
Carter Scott
fembots
Jayden Barnes
feeds into my point about having the absolute worst PR team in existence, it legit only takes a word to make it understandable
Cooper Gray
>Do they have something in store for us
magneto
read it and weep
this is not a theoretical proposal
it is a report on lab results
>if not this vax, it will be the next, or the next or....
Alexander Carter
Aiden Evans
some people still believe if they ask for nothing turn the other cheek cower and grovel in the dust they will be rewarded when they die.
some people still believe if they work hard and give all their money to a retirement fund they will be rewarded when they retire.
some people believe if they give all their money to an organisation it will get rid of all the space ghosts in their head and they will be taken away to a good place in a UFO when the world ends.
some people believe we are all the same and utopia can be achieved with positive thoughts.
people are stupid and will believe the craziest things. the question is what will they do to those that don't fall the obvious bullshit.
Samuel Bennett
"Owning things" creates inequality, better to let the people who know how to handle things own the things and distribute it fairly over time.
Some people might take a hit on the happiness levels as a result but they were overpriviledged to begin with. The global average happiness index will increase if everyone is brought to the same base level.
Ethan Martin
They're going to cause economic turmoil for years and then hand out ubi to "fix it". You'll be happy with what you can get, otherwise the powers that be can just as easily take it away.
Nathaniel Scott
I don't care about their PR. Klaus Schwab said he wants global governance which in itself is evil enough for me.
I'm very afraif of living in a monopolar world where the powers that be are not kept in checked by opposing powers like is somewhat the case today.
the response to Covid is already a small foretaste of what global governance will look like.
Parker Hughes
okay, bike cuck. they can't even run a communist country and you think they can run a communist world.
Blake Rivera
What if they could develop some way to inject vaccines into people containing "micro magnets" which change how people feel or think?
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