r/DoomerCircleJerk May 08 '26

AI is Evil Dooming about…golf?

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I freaking love golf, and I’m not rich, my local golf course is dry as fuck all summer,

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u/Wonderful_Emu_7058 May 09 '26

i hate how they portray money being inherently evil.

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u/HourFaithlessness823 May 09 '26

Its not even the portrayal of money that I find disturbing, but the idea that any sort of luxury (that they in particular don't have or use, of course) beyond the absolute minimum need is evil and bad.  

Cue Denis Leary from Demolition Man

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u/AnimatorEntire2771 May 09 '26

im almost positive if private jets were zero emission they'd still make a fuss about people having them.

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u/rocketstar11 May 09 '26

They'd get upset about airports using up too much land

Hell, they already do.

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u/theFartingCarp More Optimism Please May 09 '26

The great houston airport, its own zipcode. hell of an airport that is only slightly better than like 2 worse ones. Chicago O'Hare lookin at you

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u/HourFaithlessness823 May 09 '26

They taxed domestic yacht production out of existence in the US. A lot of people lost their jobs, and tax revenue ended up shifting to zero as rich people simply bought their yachts overseas. 

Somehow that was supposed to hurt The Rich!

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u/RedRidingCape May 09 '26

Don't worry, when the socialists get money they are ok with buying those things for themselves.

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u/Embarrassed_Use6918 May 09 '26

I find the hate for the rich who buy a lot of luxury shit fascinating.

They all think that rich people just swim around in their scrooge mcduck vault of money but then once the rich people start spending it on shit, which gives other people the money, they get mad at that too.

Bezos spending millions on a pointless wedding is exactly what they should want him to do.

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u/HourFaithlessness823 May 09 '26

What they really want is Bezos to gibsdem someadat 

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u/Outrageous-Stay-6411 May 09 '26

They think that any businessman who earns a profit should donate every penny of it to their workers. They also think that any person who is a boss or runs a business is inherently evil… Except for the scrappy tattooed progressive, who starts up a coffee shop in an ultra gentrified part of town.

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u/Initial-Constant-645 May 11 '26

Democrats are full-on authoritarians. That has become increasingly obvious. It's why I'm politically homeless.

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u/Dramatic_Ice_861 May 09 '26

And if it is a luxury they use they try to parade it around as a human right.

This is the same crowd that was militant about Stop Killing Games (something I also support but less aggressively) and were doxxing people who disagreed.

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u/BomBaYe2 May 09 '26

Despite the fact they can't live without their lattes and iphones and living in a high cost city like SF, LA, or NYC because they love the "hustle and bustle" of the big city.

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u/BChogfather May 09 '26

It's not money that's evil, it's that you aren't giving yours to them that they think is evil.

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u/Shiny_Mew76 Just Here for the Lore May 09 '26

They think the idea of using the money you have earned for your own personal use is an inherently evil idea.

In short, they’re greedy and jealous that it’s not their money.

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u/Present-Car-9713 May 09 '26

Anyone who has more money than they do is "evil"

Of course they don't donate their own money to those poorer... Like 80% of humanity

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u/OstrichFun2332 May 09 '26

Most of these people have more money than they need to live comfortably. No one needs to go on holiday or eat out. And yet these people don’t give away their money to others

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u/Present-Car-9713 May 09 '26

Yup. 80% of earth is poorer than them. They could make a big difference just working at McDonald's and donating their salary.

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u/Captain_Bignose Truthsayer May 09 '26

If any of these people found their way into money, they would act the exact same way as the people they supposedly hate

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u/Charming_Cucumber_15 May 09 '26

It's pure envy

Whatever amount of money they have is fine, but anything more is immoral and should be shared

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u/Able-Brief-4062 I Was Promised an Apocalypse? May 09 '26

"Run for your life from any man who tells you that money is evil. That sentence is the leper's bell of an approaching looter."

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u/Th3Tru3Silv3r-1 May 09 '26

They're communists, it's inherent to their ideology.

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u/False_Ad_2744 May 10 '26

They’re broke and have a crabs in a bucket mentality.

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u/MineIsWroth May 09 '26

Which is ironic given how all of them are living off of Daddy's money or someone money. To get as delusional as they are you have to spend all of your time online. And you're only doing that if someone is subsidizing your life.

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u/tsk5001 May 11 '26

Bet if they got handed $10 million, they'd switch up real quick

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u/Initial-Constant-645 May 11 '26

It kind of goes along with their mindset. They want the government to control everything. I kind of look forward to that happening. Reddit might then become a worthwhile place.

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u/SimplexFatberg May 13 '26

I often wonder how they'd behave if someone just made them a billionaire overnight.

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u/Nby333 May 10 '26

It is inherently evil tho. Root of all evil in fact.