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Just wait until 'pre-thought' crime. When the AI determines what you MIGHT think in the future. Just the mere potential that you might think something can get you arrested. At some point one should just conclude they want to control thoughts. Like 'praying silently' in Australia is illegal near certain places. You MIGHT just be thinking something dangerous. These new 'impure thoughts' will be monitored by the corporate gods under their all-seeing-eye, the A-Eye. Not necessarily one monumental entity, from Facebook, Google, or X. Anything you THINK can and will be used against you in a kangaroo court. We are all already guilty of every thought crime they can 'think' of themselves.

And as usual, people say "if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about." And for this AI-god, there is no forgiveness.

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Thank you Sarah, you are a spiritual sister of St. Joan of Arc.

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Sarah, my dear angel girl, you are an inspiration and I always find your videos to be informative and of good content!

God bless you my sister in Christ!!

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Excellent!

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Liberals are burning parts of the very ship upon which they sail, and blaming white conservatives for the resulting destruction. It is brainwashing running amok.

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Excellent, Sarah “Connors.”

SkyNet has your name ready for Judgement Day.

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"culminating in societal collapse"? Well, I agree. That collapse must follow if a person is put in prison or fined, based on the emotional response of others to their words, looks, or imaginary conclusions of the others.

An external threat such as economic or military defeat will be the second part causing the collapse.

And I just Loved the graphic intro marquee. the blue colors and overlapping symbols are terrific.

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People should be aware of this very powerful tool that can be exercised in court. Understanding Jury Nullification .

Jury nullification occurs when a jury returns a not guilty verdict in a criminal case where the jury believes that the defendant has, beyond a reasonable doubt, committed a crime. In other words, the jury believes that the defendant has broken the law, but still decides not to convict. https://www.forbes.com/advisor/legal/criminal-defense/jury-nullification/

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The internet is 95% fake, let me explain in this podcast:

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