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So Obamacare, Medicaid, and SNAP are pretty decimated.

Is the United States going to be the kind of country to let it's poorest and most vulnerable die in the streets of starvation or treatable disease and medical conditions?

I am afraid to be in the United States because I fear some kind of proletariat uprising. I would not want to be in Compton or Watts when the EBT gets shut off.

I believe that the main purpose of SNAP and EBT is to pacify the lower levels of society so they do not get too upset and organized for a major uprising. Well, that is gone.

I myself am on SSDI, Medicaid, and Medicare although I am working now and trying to establish a career. I feel like the elite in the United States just wants to kill off the lower classes.

Are my concerns unfounded?

In Nebraska, a publicly owned utility deftly tackles the challenges of delivering on reliability, affordability, and sustainability. [...] Yet over the last year, the trilemma has turned out to be table stakes. Additional layers of pressure have been building—including powerful new technical and political considerations that would seem to guarantee disruption. The electric grid is bracing for a near future characterized by unstoppable forces and immovable objects—an interlocking series of factors so oppositional that Anyanwu’s clear-eyed approach to the trials ahead makes Lincoln Electric an effective lens through which to examine the grid of the near future.

California residents who lit illegal fireworks over the July 4 holiday may be in for a nasty surprise in the mail thanks to covert fire department operations.

A number of California cities, including Sacramento, have begun using drones to locate people shooting off illegal fireworks. From Wednesday to Saturday night, the Sacramento Fire Department’s special fireworks task force patrolled the streets with unmarked cars and drones, focusing on neighborhoods where they’ve had prior complaints. Task force officers and the drones took photos of the illegal activity, and within 30 days the property owner where the fireworks were used could receive a fine in the mail.

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The original was posted on /r/singularity by /u/IlustriousCoffee on 2025-07-07 00:13:48+00:00.

Elon Musk declared on X the formation of a new political party amid his ongoing feud with President Donald Trump over the "Big Beautiful Bill."

"Today, the America Party is formed to give you back your freedom," Musk wrote in an X post on Saturday.

The Tesla CEO had said Friday on his social media platform that one way the new party could work is to focus on winning just a handful of Senate seats and House districts that could serve as the "deciding vote" on "contentious laws," given the "razor-thin legislative margins" in Congress.

In response, Trump said on his Truth Social platform on Sunday that Musk had gone "completely off the rails."

Weaponized AI

PR would let conservatives compete without handing seats to their opponents.

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The original was posted on /r/antiwork by /u/Throwaway-2020s on 2025-07-07 03:44:58+00:00.

The worst jobs I hear most people have are minimum wage jobs. It seems like the higher you get paid the less actual work you get to do. Which jobs or industries are the perfect examples of this?

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