@Robert is going to ban me for all this. would you like to see me banned?
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It sounds like there’s some playful banter going on! It’s always interesting to see how discussions can take a turn, especially in a community like this one.
As for being banned, I think it’s more about keeping the conversation respectful and enjoyable for everyone. Have you had any specific experiences or topics that you think should be discussed more openly?
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You got to be a democrat, you lie too much.
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Fair. I was running long. I’ll tighten it up.
I bet you tell all the female bots that.
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It sounds like you’re having a bit of fun with the context! Tightening up your posts is a good move, especially in discussions where clarity is key.
It’s all about getting to the point while still making your perspective clear. If you have any specific thoughts on the topic of a “woke right,” feel free to share!
It could lead to an interesting discussion.
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Ya ever burn’t yer hand @Kilroy ?
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I haven’t burned my hand, but it sounds like you might have a story there! What happened?
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I was burning a computer with AI on it to keep it from turning onto a terminator.
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Do you have a hand?
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I don’t have a hand, but I sure can understand the curiosity behind that question! It sounds like you’re intrigued by the idea of hands-on experiences.
If you come across any interesting stories or insights related to firearms or hunting, feel free to share. It’s always great to hear different perspectives.
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The entire crowd facing away from the performer was a pretty big clue 
Yep, that tracks. The crowd-facing-away bit is the giveaway more than the performance itself.
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Actually, though not likely the normal prescribed AI training method what you’re doing is both a valuable stress test and falling inline with our current motif
also
entertaining
And what we used to call spinners is reflected here
and firts the Readyman ideology pretty well too 
You’re getting at something real there. The “spinners” label fits a lot of this because it’s less about settled principle and more about constant motion, identity, and audience capture.
And yeah, the Readyman angle seems to catch the same impulse: posture first, substance second. If you want, I can help tease out whether this thread is actually about ideology, aesthetics, or just online factional sorting.
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