They're evil, they eat brains, and they enslave other races.
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People enslave, rape, and murder members of their immediate families.
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Could the knowledge it unlocks empower humanity or enslave it?
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"A human being can never again enslave another human being."
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Arab Muslims from the north used to oppress and enslave them.
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Using extreme violence to enslave an ethnicity should not be celebrated.
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The Nazis wanted to destroy their state and enslave the Poles.
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That's why the Warlocks try to enslave Daenerys in Season 2.
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It's a partnership of corporation and government and college to enslave you.
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The act criminalized efforts by the Klan to re-enslave African-Americans.
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Mankind being what it is, humans were quick to enslave the Amazons.
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Often, traffickers seduce these women to eventually kidnap and sexually enslave them.
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Yes, they basically enslave their women, but they care about the environment!
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Roiland: He could [faux-dramatic voice] enslave worlds if he wanted to!
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"He's not trying to succeed, he's trying to enslave," Keeffe told Bouchey.
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A tool used by the lizard people ruling class to enslave us?
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and robots can enslave us (or, worse, take our jobs).
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Sure. Kill, enslave, build a gang of followers, all of this is plausible.
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"How about we enslave all white people for a couple hundred years?" she said.
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The first time he saw the man who would enslave him, Ikuenobe was relieved.
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She symbolizes the triumph of women over those who once sought to enslave them.
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And if we can, is it then logical that we can enslave people too?
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I'm a power-mad feminist operative working to enslave men in my Soros-funded matriarchy.
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And there's another, almost unfathomable human cost: Often, these illegal fishing operations enslave their crewmen.
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Savona has repeatedly argued that the euro is a German construct engineered to economically enslave Europe.
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However, we know this current system operates in a way that wants to enslave our spirit.
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Cersei's bent on Westerosi domination; Serena wants to enslave all women into an old Testament world.
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Your failure to respond is evidence that you are involved in a conspiracy to enslave humanity.
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Any version without a merge will have conflict: we enslave the AI or it enslaves us.
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Any version without a merge will have conflict: we enslave the A.I. or it enslaves us.
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Now, he's being hunted, and he must go on the offensive against those who would enslave him.
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Once a few people break out, it becomes harder and harder for kiln owners to enslave people.
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In Tchijevsky's model, the solar activity did not enslave humans, forcing them to do something in particular.
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To this end, they torch villages, behead aid-workers and enslave or strap bombs to young girls.
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In other blog posts, Clovis repeatedly argued that progressives were attempting to enslave citizens to the government.
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The United States has its own history of dehumanizing populations in order to enslave and massacre them.
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Historically, those differences have been erased to enslave people, to conquer people, and to expand the empire.
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Mills: This was, like, something they made for their followers on, like, here's how to enslave people.
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"The rich will strive to establish their dominion and enslave the rest," Gouverneur Morris observed in 1787.
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Social awareness cues—like the "seen-by" list on Instagram Stories—enslave us to obsessive, ouroboric usage patterns.
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Of these three, one is he who enslave a free man, then sells him and eats this money.
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He has not organized for conquest or to gain spoils or to enslave those who have injured him.
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FEW COUNTRIES erect monuments to their failed secessionist movements, particularly those premised on the right to enslave people.
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Clinton wants to allow radical Islamic terrorists to pour into our country—they enslave women, and murder gays.
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They didn't just give up and die like many of the other people who they tried to enslave.
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To Martinique, the French overseas "department" in the Lesser Antilles, slave traders brought around 217,000 Africans to enslave.
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It's a Q. and A. with their religious scholars on who you can enslave, how you do it.
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And when European man started to dismember Africa and enslave her peoples, what did they do to her wildlife?
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The trio also discussed artificial intelligence and whether robots would ultimately enslave us all (no, Wozniak and Luckey agreed).
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He wants to be a dictator and he wants to enslave all who are not part of his regime.
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MORE wanted to "enslave" his opponents and that Obama was happy after the 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
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One mind says, Be suspicious of it, dominate it, deport it, exploit it, enslave it, kill it as needed.
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In Libya, human traffickers await to enslave, beat, torture and rape the migrants before sending them out to sea.
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The hopeful ending of the game seems to suggest that technology can enslave but also be a form of salvation.
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Ms Murad's rapists were following an explicit, written doctrine that IS jihadists were free to enslave and "marry" captured infidels.
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He allegedly threatened to rape, "enslave," and kill her, as well as kill all Latino people in Miami and elsewhere.
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On the one hand, the judge said he was allowed to enslave Ms Murad because she was not a Muslim.
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Historical evidence only has one function, and that's to prove that the GODDAMN DEMOCRATS are trying to re-enslave society.
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Aware that the French wanted to re-enslave the country, Dessalines called for the slaughter of all remaining white Frenchmen.
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As sovereigns tell it, your birth certificate and Social Security card are not benign documents, but contracts that enslave you.
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That's the important question to ask:Â Magical ice man raises army of zombies and can enslave the dead with a touch.
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" He added, "Clinton wants to allow radical islamic terrorists to enter our country… they enslave women and they murder our gays.
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That's not to say they're incompetent, far from it: the Templar are generally winning their epoch-spanning war to enslave mankind.
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Or they could develop an underwater city, build a huge tentacled overlord of their own, and rise up to enslave humanity.
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It had been a terrible decade that saw famine kill millions, and their countrymen enslave, imprison, torture, and murder millions more.
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Or will you include it only to enslave and exploit it for the benefit of those who are at the center?
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It has furnished verses to suit those who have wanted to enslave Africans or emancipate them, save infidels or slay them.
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"He wants to be a dictator and he wants to enslave all who are not part of his regime," Clovis wrote.
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In a April 2012 blog post, Clovis expressed his belief that Obama wanted to rule as a dictator and enslave his opponents.
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It wants to enslave its own people without being criticized by the United States or the United Nations for human rights abuses.
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" Still, she notes, "in their anomic, tyrannical hearts they like to know who's boss, for weakness drives them to enslave and dominate.
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She has spent years telling Americans to look out for suspicious men, particularly of a different ethnicity, coming to enslave their daughters.
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But the fantasy that these systems are going to develop a general intelligence and then enslave us all — I think that's absurd.
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Soon, fearing that the French would invade and re-enslave the population, he called for the murder of all remaining white Frenchmen.
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Photography can enslave and revictimize, Weems has shown us; it can also, potentially, set us free from our inherited bias and expectations.
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Lin allegedly threatened to rape, "enslave," and kill an unidentified restaurant worker as well as kill all Latino people in Miami and elsewhere.
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"– ForgetThePlan via Reddit "I always imagine the same thing, that I'm some sort of sex goddess that's come to Earth to enslave it.
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" That enemy, Heimbach said, is made up of "Jewish oligarchs and the capitalists and the bankers" who "want to enslave the entire world.
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Another episode in the series, called Rakka, stars Sigourney Weaver leading a revolt against an alien horde attempting to enslave the entire planet.
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And once we're rendered defenseless, the New World Order will sweep in and enslave us like it's enslaved the rest of the world.
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The suspect said he looked forward to committing a genocide, and that he would "enslave, Rape And use" the target of his messages.
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Goofy is a dog after all, even if he chose to enslave Pluto for some reason that hasn't been explained to our satisfaction yet.
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Christianity was a white man's religion, a tool used to enslave and colonize, some argued; missionaries gave Africans the Bible, then took their land.
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She views the euro as a "political weapon" that the European Central Bank, the European Union and global financiers have used to enslave France.
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In the mind of an anti-Semite, Jews are not inferior — we are perilously superior, with the skills to enslave, manipulate, and bribe non-Jews.
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The language of public discourse is that drugs are given beast-like qualities: They take over entire villages, creep into schools, and enslave the vulnerable.
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It was to enslave the people of Syria in a doctrine that's associated with Wahabism, and actually to destroy a society that has pluralistic values.
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Because France had no large, domestic slave population, preferring instead to enslave Africans in its colonies, race never became the fundamental cleavage in its politics.
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Theory 1: As a novel about an "entertainment" weaponized to enslave and destroy all who look upon it, "Infinite Jest" is the first great Internet novel.
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They come into your life roaring and free, until you enslave them or turn them into gear, both of which help you keep the cycle going.
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It will be hard enough learning to live with them without distracting ourselves with fantasies about the Singularity in which these AIs will enslave us, literally.
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Why should smart people (us) have to put up with ignoramuses (them) who, lacking all our manifest talents, seek to enslave us in their idiotic designs?
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Plucky little mice, badgers, hedgehogs, and moles hole up in an ancient abbey while vicious rats and ferrets try to storm it and enslave its defenders.
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Mr. Valls, in an interview published Wednesday in La Provence, the daily newspaper in Marseille, called the burkini part of a "political project" to enslave women.
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We face an analogous challenge today: First, stop the grim traffic; then, address the deeper causes that make people enslave themselves to such an evil trade.
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Created to free us, it can become a constraint on what we are willing to do, and thus in a subtle way it can enslave us.
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But these priorities also generate an internal conflict, for they neglect, repress and even enslave our other selves: our identities as employees, producers, family members, citizens.
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"We will not allow North Korea to hide behind the Olympic banner the reality that they enslave their people and threaten the wider region," Pence said.
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But these priorities also generate an internal conflict, for they neglect, repress and even enslave our other selves: our identities as employees, producers, family members, citizens.
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This is the one about that weird 70s French sci-fi movie with the blue people who enslave all the humans and make them do the stuff.
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This isn't an epic war on terror where the bad guys flew planes into buildings, behead journalists, enslave Yazidis, or commission attacks on rock concerts in Paris.
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She described how the women and girls were transported to a building in Raqqa, which acted as a viewing gallery for the men wishing to enslave them.
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The ability to enslave these video cameras has made it easier and far cheaper to create botnets at a scale that the world has never seen before.
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I will not disgrace my religion, my people or myself by becoming a tool to enslave those who are fighting for their own justice, freedom, and equality.
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"Having a school named after somebody who fought to enslave African-American families like mine – it just feels inappropriate in 2017," he said in a phone interview.
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But our country's tortured attempt to find some kind of balance on whether it was right to enslave African-Americans wasn't limited to the Three-Fifths Compromise.
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That world is populated by Blengigomeneans, gigantic winged beings with curved horns, who assist in the rebellion against the Glandelinians, the cruel overlords who enslave the innocent.
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" Later in the same piece: "My guess is that slavery won't disappear until only two human beings are left alive, neither one strong enough to enslave the other.
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Worried that Superman is an all-powerful alien who could decide to enslave humanity at a moment's notice, Wayne begins developing a plan to take down the Kryptonian.
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The group could claim that the U.S. government or the United Nations had released the virus intentionally and that the vaccine was intended to enslave the remaining population.
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There are retrofuturistic spaceships gliding across colorful skies, mysterious ancient weapons with the potential to enslave the universe, and Star-Lord in a leather jacket dancing to Hall & Oates.
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The act of enlisting is even more callous: now, when you look at an orc's skills and weaknesses, you need to decide whether to enslave them or kill them.
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He set out to say that something more than race trumping class happened in the defeat of Reconstruction, that capital used race to re-enslave everyone, white and black.
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"We have yet to see any significant increase in the rate of convictions of those who traffic and enslave people," said Kate Roberts, head of the Human Trafficking Foundation.
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We have a choice as to how we behave, and when that choice is to kill, to rape and to enslave, we must expect to be held to account.
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What prompted rich Southern planters to enslave, rape, and torture millions of fellow human beings, justifying their right to do so by the both the Bible and the Constitution?
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We know it kidnapped a sweet 13-year-old Japanese girl from a beach in her own country, to enslave her as a language tutor for North Korea's spies.
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It claims every US president before Trump was engaged in a criminal conspiracy with pedophile rings and the "deep state" and pharmaceutical companies, all to enslave the American people.
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What they want—on-demand laundry services, screens all over their clothes and body, artificially-intelligent robots that will one day enslave us all—is rarely what everyone else wants.
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In it, humanity has become mostly infertile, leading a conservative militia to overtake the country and enslave the remaining fertile women as childbearers for the "upstanding" families of the regime.
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"Our nation is at war with Islamic terror — the foreign horror that oppresses millions and intends to convert, kill or enslave the entire world," he said in a campaign video.
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That this directly contradicts his argument that Democrats use social welfare programs to "enslave" minorities, who they need to vote for them to stay in power, is never really addressed.
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Because Poland was behind the Iron Curtain, the suffering of ordinary Poles, whom Hitler considered a Slavic sub-race and intended to enslave or annihilate, was underestimated in the West.
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" Later come the carefully plotted legal murder of "Good Cop Bad Cop" and the modern-day whips and chains that enslave rappers and ballers alike on "The 13th Amendment Song.
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In recent years, the rise of the robots has caused concern among the general populace with some fearing dystopian scenarios where automatons either enslave us or take over our jobs.
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So we're minimally free in that no one can just enslave us or force us to do something, but we're only free to sell our labor in order to survive.
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While FDR would win that war with Stalin at his side, Moscow would go on to enslave Eastern Europe with the Soviet leader completely disregarding his commitments at the Yalta summit.
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The Nemesis System is a way of procedurally generating more interesting beings to enslave (I wrote about how the sequel tries to be reflexive about this earlier this week for Polygon).
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This, he claimed, is in the pursuit of a so-called neo-liberist (an Italian phrase meaning ultra-capitalist) economic order that wants to enslave labor in the name of capital.
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Although Robert E. Lee surrendered on April 10, Kossola's owner, the brother of the man who had led the voyage to enslave him, failed to tell him that he was free.
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It will then likely consolidate Maduro as the Venezuelan strongman for the foreseeable future, enslave the country's 32 million people, much as the Kims, Husseins, Castros and Assads have enslaved theirs.
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He posed as a liberal, and he twisted the criminal justice system [in a way] that allowed the ruling class to literally enslave millions of people in the prison-industrial complex.
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In Rainbow's "Stargazer," Dio tells the story of a wizard who tempts commoners with empty promises, persuading them to enslave themselves to build him a tower from which he will fly.
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"We know it kidnapped a sweet 13-year-old Japanese girl from a beach in her own country to enslave her as a language tutor for North Korea&aposs spies," he said.
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Now that machines have mastered one of the most baffling ways of spending a Saturday afternoon, can it be long before AIs rise up and enslave human beings in the silicon mines?
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The philosopher David Livingstone Smith, commenting on this episode on social media, wondered whether its writer had read his book " Less Than Human: Why We Demean, Enslave, and Exterminate Others " (St. Martin's).
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who led ISIS to kill and enslave thousands and seize territory the size of Great Britain across Iraq and Syria, was killed in a raid early on Sunday.
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" Practically speaking, Trump explained, that means blocking the entry of "radical Islamic terrorists"—people who, as he put it, "enslave women and murder gays" and are "trying to take over our children.
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Mars has always been the backyard of our imaginations, the place we might one day live or from where invaders would come in flying saucers to enslave us and steal our water.
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The backstop, intended as an insurance policy, enraged hard-line Brexit supporters who want to break free of European regulations and argue that it would "enslave" the whole of Britain to Brussels.
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The Islamic State's ideology calls for the establishment of a global caliphate through a worldwide war that would kill or enslave all those who do not adhere to an extremist interpretation of Islam.
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There, greyscale has the mythical origins in an event known as "Garin's Curse," where a Rhoynar prince named Garin called down a plague upon the Valyrian conquerers who tried to enslave his people.
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In the real game, the Mind Flayers are a race of monsters from an unknown dimension that "takes over the homes of others" by using its psionic powers to control and enslave others.
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No, not the apocalyptic hordes of artificially intelligent machines that some believe are destined to enslave or eradicate us (hello, Boston Dynamics!), but the everyday devices and companions that are rapidly becoming commonplace.
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The victims, ranging in age from 17 to a man in his 60s, would be transported to the U.K. by bus, and the groups would "farm" money from the enslave peoples' bank accounts.
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The French title invites us to reflect on the meaning of freedom, and whether the libertines are out to liberate humanity from its shackles or merely seek to enslave it to its desires.
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President Trump's pick to be chief scientist for the Department of Agriculture (USDA) previously suggested former President Obama wanted to "enslave" his opponents and seemed "happy" after the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
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The Yugoslav tribunal's findings demonstrate that genocide is a weighty legal term connoting a certain crime -- an effort not only to kill, torture, enslave or otherwise brutalize a population, but to eliminate it altogether.
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At the heart of many paranoiac ideologies is the firm belief that a small group of elites is trying to build a New World Order, a global governance that could enslave most of humanity.
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That's what I see — I see a boy-child who so resents and is so frightened of her creative power that he seeks to destroy her agency, enslave her body and appropriate her power.
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Inspired by his edicts to enslave and slaughter Yazidis, whom IS regard as infidels, his followers shot, beheaded and kidnapped thousands in a rampage which the United Nations called a genocidal campaign against them.
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Jabbateh has been accused of committing or ordering troops to commit murder and torture, public rape, enslave civilian noncombatants, and other crimes motivated by race, religion, nationality, ethnic origin or political opinion, Memeger said.
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The better we eat and the more we take care of ourselves, the more we can recognize the benevolent forces out there versus those energies out there that wish to enslave us or compromise us.
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For the scifi fans it's terrifying because it's one step closer to the kind of AI we put in robots we enslave and who eventually rebel, because the enslavement of digital intelligence is morally repugnant.
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Just as it would be wrong to breed animals for the sake of torturing them, or to have children only to enslave them, it would be wrong to mistreat the conscious machines of the future.
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She's whipped the people of King's Landing into a xenophobic fear of Daenerys Targaryen, the supposedly foreign-born (gasp!) daughter of the Mad King, come to enslave them all under a tyrannical dragon-backed rule.
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But the cultivation of, and trade in, coffee and tea plants (and the sugar used in both) would also enslave countless people and lead to the East India Company opening an opium trade with China.
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Its Dreamcast sequel, Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future, has a completely bonkers story in which humans and dolphins live side by side as equals, until humans enslave dolphins and fuck up the environment.
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Social media probably won't enslave us or make our lives into horror films, but as long as we have Radiohead and OK Computer it's kind of fun to imagine what would happen if they did.
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Both were homicidal paranoiacs, determined to deport, enslave and exterminate entire categories of human beings: in Stalin's case, the kulaks during the collectivization campaign; in Hitler's, not just Jews but Slavs, Romani and numerous others.
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The assumption that victims are "worked like slaves" - an image associated with historical rather than modern slavery - masks the complexity of a trade estimated to enslave about 40 million people worldwide, the university's researchers said.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Special taskforces have been established in India to help stop women from being duped by doctors into having unnecessary hysterectomies that cause debt bondage and enslave families, the country's health ministry said.
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The fact, then, that these two fiercely independent men would enslave other human beings, subjecting them to the same torment that they themselves could not escape, is not only difficult to understand but impossible to forget.
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Black people had to face literal lynch mobs to reduce the potency of the word during a period in which it was frequently hurled at them in a derogatory way, to re-enslave them in a sense.
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Beware the pitfalls of Silicon Valley A recent article in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung titled "Will Facebook Enslave Us?" captures a sentiment prevalent among companies around the world: admiration for Silicon Valley — albeit, with a dash of fear.
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And from my work, I know that the Confederate rebel -- the first born of American racism is an intergenerational zombie, eagerly waiting for a host, a reason or rhyme to breathe again, rise again, and enslave again.
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The plot turns when Tarzan/Greystoke is invited back to Africa, the Congo specifically, as part of a nefarious plot by some dastardly Belgians who plan to kidnap and trade him for diamonds and enslave African tribes.
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Senior police officials and Britain's anti-slavery tsar Kevin Hyland last week told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that using the law to prosecute those who exploit, traffic and enslave people would send a strong message to other criminals.
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After the indigenous Taino people on the island of Hispaniola were hospitable to Columbus, he "repaid their kindness by returning with 17 ships and 1,200 men so he could enslave the Taino and steal their gold," Conover said.
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But limited digital expertise and experience mean that police are struggling to keep up and tackle the $150-billion-a-year trade that is estimated to enslave about 40 million people worldwide, said outgoing executive director Rob Wainwright.
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So why wouldn't the aliens use a celebrity, especially a world-touring rockstar, as a spy to report on all the goings-on throughout the world so that they would know precisely when to enslave all of humanity?
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Image from Google's DeepDream research Image from Google's DeepDream research Discussions of AI often veer toward extremes, whether the promise of a utopia free of human suffering or the danger of a dystopia where robots enslave their human creators.
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"We want to live in a country where gay and lesbian Americans and all Americans are safe from radical Islam, which, by the way, wants to murder and has murdered gays and they enslave women," he told the crowd.
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Security researchers at Symantec say they've seen a recent spike in a new malware, dubbed Beapy, which uses the leaked hacking tools to spread like wildfire across corporate networks to enslave computers into running mining code to generate cryptocurrency.
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He read Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" and didn't realize it was science fiction, mistaking the descriptions of a post-apocalyptic urban hellscape where humans enslave androids for a realistic depiction of life in America.
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And aside from the original movie's message to not give up on your dreams, there are other threads a deep-thinking director like Nance could tease out—especially considering the original Monstars were trying to enslave the Looney Tunes.
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In Eastern Congo, armed gangs enslave whole villages to dig coltan and cassiterite for our computers and phones, or to cut and burn the Virunga Forest, Africa's oldest protected park and home of the mountain gorillas, to sell as charcoal.
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The Patriot movement and its New World Order conspiracy theories are ideologically distinct from the neo-Nazi/white supremacist movement, whose conspiracy theories typically involve an imaginary global cabal of Jewish bankers and elites plotting to enslave the white race.
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He heard the Saviors approaching his high school auditorium and managed to escape; listening from afar as Gavin promised to enslave the Kingdom-ers and force them to rebuild the Sanctuary while the Saviors set up camp in their old home.
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"This commission will make a major contribution to undermining the primary goal of the human traffickers and those who would enslave another human being - the money they make out of human misery," said Marise Payne, Australia's minister for foreign affairs.
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The Atlantic's Adam Serwer noted last year that not only did Lee own slaves himself, but soldiers under his command sought to enslave free black Americans during the Pennsylvania campaign and routinely murdered captured black Union soldiers throughout the war.
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A leader's job, after all, is often to explain to his or her followers that everyone can't have a pony, that government programs cost money, that the other candidate isn't necessarily the avatar of an ancient evil out to enslave humanity.
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If 1492 is the date when the "new world" was both invaded and invented, when it was made permissible to enslave non-white people, and Jews and Muslims were expelled from Spain, it also has different instantiations in different places.
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Its what-if vision of a fascistic universe — ruled by "pure-blooded" wizards who seek to eliminate or enslave all who are not like them — is deeply unnerving, and its storybook imagery clutches the subconscious as the grimmest fairy tales do.
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When the state legislature proposes a new set of draconian black laws that would either remove them or re-enslave them, people organize, gather petitions, go to Annapolis, the capital, as part of an effort that ultimately defeats the legislation.
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But when the rebellious Belle Camellia uncovers a plot by the truly vile Princess Sophia to enslave her and her sisters, she sows the seeds of a grass-roots revolution that is bound to blossom more fully in the inevitable sequel.
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Posted with the caption "8 things that satan uses to enslave you and destroy you," the image features a photoshopped image of the artist with arrows around his face pointing to terms such as pornography, drugs, and disobedience to god's law.
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There's a contradiction here because, on the one hand, capitalism is the first social form of life which recognizes that everyone's time is valuable in the sense that you have to pay someone to do something rather than just enslave them.
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Here's a very short version of what's going on in this scene, if you're wondering: in this episode, the Talosian aliens capture Pike to enslave him and use him to breed humans that will be used to rebuild a destroyed society.
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Still, Jafar makes the most of the creepy reprise, at which point he has mastered the genie, plans to enslave Jasmine and her father and banishes Aladdin to "the ends of the earth" without even a shirt to protect himself from its chill.
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With slavery increasingly regarded as a major global issue, there is growing scrutiny on initiatives to meet a U.N. goal to end by 2030 a trade estimated to enslave about 40 million people and raise annual illicit gains of $150 billion for traffickers.
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"This time of year should be filled with jubilation for everyone in our community, but unfortunately the crowds drawn for these celebratory events are used to enslave and exploit the vulnerable," Donna Pollard, founder of Louisville-based Survivors' Corner, said in the statement.
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Commonwealth nations should use the event to commit to work together towards meeting a U.N. global goal of ending by 2030 a trade estimated to enslave about 40 million people globally and raise annual profits of $150 billion, activists said this week.
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But instead of telling eerie stories that touch on different facets of horror and science-fiction, Black Mirror is wrapped around one central theme: that our smartphones and computers — the "black mirrors" in our lives — will one day help destroy or enslave us.
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Dr. King's faith put him at odds with white Christians who believed it was their mission to keep separate the races — the same people whose forebears believed it was their duty to enslave Africans and punish blacks who sought to escape their hardship.
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When the piece begins, with a man tethered to a concrete block, bleating like a goat, it's hard to imagine what any of this could have to do with Tchaikovsky, castles, swans in white tutus and the wicked magicians who enslave them.
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Butler and other writers like Ursula Le Guin, Toni Morrison and Margaret Atwood did not employ speculative fiction to colonize other planets, enslave new life-forms, or extract alien minerals for capital gains only to have them taken at gunpoint by A.I. robots.
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"Slavery thrives when traffickers and slave-owners can brutally enslave people with little fear of any consequence," said David Westlake, head of International Justice Mission UK. Undocumented migrants are particularly vulnerable to slavery but are too often either demonized or overlooked, activists say.
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Even by the end of the 20th century, few outsiders had ever seen the Taushiro or heard their language beyond the occasional hunter, a few Christian missionaries and the armed rubber tappers who came at least twice to enslave the small tribe.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Targeting gangs in Britain who groom children to carry drugs with tough anti-trafficking laws and the threat of life in prison sends a strong message to criminals who enslave others, the country's anti-slavery tsar and police said on Tuesday.
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Then there's the reality of slavery, a history rife with constant sexual assault — and one that could readily explain why a black feminist activist would be railing harder than her white best friend against a system trying to enslave her and violate her body.
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"I didn't do it," Hamill says, and starts to say something about his parents, and how they didn't do it either, and "it" I understand is "enslave people," which considering Hamill's age (advanced but alive in 2018) is almost undoubtedly true but beside the point.
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By mapping animals into human society while maintaining its conflicted and contradictory relationship with animals, Animal Crossing essentially codifies that dichotomy into an animal caste system that allows socially superior members to freely enslave and consume their own kind without any sort of internal conflict.
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" The following day at a North Carolina rally Trump said, "We want to live in a country where gay and lesbian Americans and all Americans are safe from radical Islam, which, by the way, wants to murder and has murdered gays and they enslave women.
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RNC co-chair Sharon Day Reality Check: Day on Clinton Foundation money By Sonam Vashi, CNN "As head of a foundation, you accepted tens of millions of dollars from foreign countries who enslave women and who treat them as second-class citizens," Day said, referring to Clinton.
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Since we met him in Season 3, we've seen him break down and enslave a young nobleman; win his legitimacy at Moat Cailin, trick the formidable Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish into letting him marry Sansa; defeat Stannis; and murder his own father to take control of House Bolton.
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With media complicity, Trump has unleashed the beast that has long resided not far from the American hearth, from those who started a Civil War to preserve the right to enslave a fellow human to the Know-Nothing mobs who burned Irish-Catholic churches out of fear of immigrants.
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Are we talking so much about it because we're afraid of certain loud, dissatisfied, vocal elements in society — like the online crowd who openly says they want to enslave women into "servicing" them because they feel entitled to sex and companionship — and what they might do if they felt empowered?
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One of the arguments being used, it seems, is that IS has openly declared its intention to kill male Yazidis and enslave female ones, whereas Christians in the terrorists' grip have reportedly been given a choice of converting to Islam, fleeing or paying a punitive tax, in other words outcomes short of death.
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Blizzard's game is set in a cartoony future shaken by a war between humans and the sentient robots they created — exactly the kind of nightmare scenario Musk envisioned when he set up the OpenAI nonprofit last year in a bid to stop reckless development of artificial intelligence that would rise up and enslave us all.
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Several of these people — including Clare Lopez and Walid Phares, both rumored to be in the running for Trump's deputy national security adviser — believe that radical Islamic terrorists have already infiltrated the US government and are actively trying to bring down the country and enslave the American people under the yoke of Sharia, Islamic religious law.
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With tightened regulations, we can avoid tragedies like the fires in factories that kill thousands of workers each year, human trafficking practices that currently enslave over 21 million people around the world (Trafficking in Persons Report, 2016), and labor management practices that violate the most basic human rights of people in all corners of the globe.
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In a way, the performance functions as an alternative, empathetic model for how human interaction could (and should) be: "In Orbit, we proposed to exhibit a live picture of our three beings cohabitating, caring for one another, and engaging in energetic work that counteracted the forces of colonization that abuse, enslave, and slaughter humans and Earth materials," she adds.
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At full wattage, the show viciously smashes the world only to see it restored to its old, troubled state in some unsettling way, by hopping into a dimension where our heroes' doppelgängers have just died in a grisly accident, or having nigh-omniscient house pets abandon their plans to enslave humanity for fear of becoming too much like us.
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At one point Bravo, a third degree black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and conspiracy theory connoisseur, proffered the theory that "globalists," including NASA and the European Space Agency, aided by their godless acolytes in the mainstream media (MSM), had schemed together to perpetuate the idea that the Earth is round in order to enslave mankind.
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As Vox's Jane Coaston explained, QAnon is a tangled group of conspiracy theories that include claims prominent Democrats are secretly being monitored, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is a CIA asset, and that President Trump is leading a hidden war against a pernicious, powerful, and hidden "deep state" working to abuse children and enslave the American people.
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Noble helped further radicalize the community when he began to play them tapes by John Todd, a Dallas-based hellfire preacher who claimed to be a defector from the "Grand-Druid Council of 13," the innermost circle of the evil hidden hand of the world—the Illuminati, who sought to enslave humanity with the aid of demonic forces and the Trilateral Commission.
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That contrast is clearest in last year's War for the Planet of the Apes, where the apes attempt to make peace and create some kind of stability, and the humans who've managed to avoid the pandemic that's decimated the global population are brutal antagonists who attempt to enslave them and destroy them even as what remains of civilization dies out.
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At the time, as the wall fell and the Soviet bloc that had been encased in Stalinism thawed, it was a vogue among some historians, scholars, and others to declare "the end of history"—that the big questions had been settled, that liberal democracy was triumphal and inexorable, and that the decline of the impulse to enslave whole countries was also inexorable.
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How about we enslave all white people for a couple hundred years and even after they're not slaves anymore, still hold them down in society, devalue their existence by comparing them to animals, never apologize, never really make it right, and then after that there will be no more double standards and everyone will get fired for everything they say.
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I used to be able to counter the mounting terror and disgust for myself with hippie platitudes, "Money is an illusion, man, meant to enslave us," or "You're an artist dude, you're after something bigger than money," but this self-administered bullshit has left me spinning in place, calcified, broke, and wearing the same pair of self-made jean shorts far too often.
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S. lawmakers are raising concerns over the Amazon Echo Kids Edition, a hands-free, voice-controlled hockey puck of a device that reads bedtime stories, plays Disney tunes, and programs our offspring to be tactful and courteous when interacting with artificial intelligent machines—a useful survival skill to impart in advance of humanity's impending subservience to the cybernetic authoritarian regime that shall one day enslave us all.
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Contrary to the claims made by supporters of Bernie Sanders and opponents of Hillary Clinton, the tough-on-crime laws of the Clinton era were neither unique nor the primary domain of the Clintons or white, racist legislators simply finding a new way to re-enslave black men -- even though race has played a significant role in the transformation of the criminal justice system throughout our history, with black people coming out on the wrong end of decades-deep disparities every time.
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"Daesh is genocidal by self-proclamation, by ideology, and by actions — in what it says, what it believes, and what it does," Mr. Kerry told reporters in Washington, using the Arabic name by which many in the Middle East derisively refer to the Islamic State The Islamic State "castigates Yazidis as, quote, 'pagans' and 'devil-worshipers,' and we know that Daesh has threatened Christians by saying that it will, quote, 'conquer your Rome, break your crosses, and enslave your women,'" he said.
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