Oh sure, bastard is giving some other bastards ideas to further the "forever war".
Remember that certain Ryder van.
lechekaflan
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It's why some people now bypass Baguio for Sagada or lesser known destinations.
It is but a consequence of the failure of the Philippine government to try provide the unprivileged their basic needs, especially education, food security, and medical treatment, what with taxpayers' money being siphoned by politicians and subcontractors for things like Italian sports cars, two week vacations to Europe, and obnoxiously huge birthday parties.
So instead private citizens end up having to make philanthropic gestures to schools and hospitals.
Having seen fucking crypto and NFTs and now this LLM abomination, their fucking greed and narcissism... absolutely nauseating.
What is tragic, though, there are whole countries being pushed by their governments -- already lobbied by big techbros promising "miracles" -- to normalize LLMs as if these are nothing to worry about, anywhere from queries to create posters and... fuck damn, essays.
He's but acting on behalf of this cabal. They played the very long game to get to this point, but nowhere near achieving their "Christian" white dominion.
Some, I believe, have medical teams paid on retainer.
Everytime I see someone's house with so many religious imagery, I think of Carrie White's mother.
They're expensive, but also the only manufacturer now making high-end 80mm fans with PWM.
Ok, seems he got injured after a stupid ride on a souped-up e-scooter, and then got stoned on some weird meds which had him speaking of a colorful trip.
All of those bastards.
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Where I live, the death penalty in the Philippines is abolished for almost three decades, yet some people I met -- especially middle- and lower-class people -- insist on having it and corporal punishment reinstated, believing society would be supposedly much safer like Saudi Arabia (which does carry out forced amputation and beheading, but still is not really an effective deterrent), but ignoring completely that their everyday problems such as petty thievery are ultimately caused by class struggle and unequal distribution of wealth and resources.
That although there were no execution of prisoners during the Duterte regime, nonetheless thousands have been executed for minor drug-related offenses with not even seeing a courtroom, by either hired gunmen or by law-enforcement officials in disguise.