Slavemaster mentality. That’s why they feel entitled to see our ID even in our own apartment complexes; to open fire and kill our babies based on a possible misdemeanor, then call it justified; to take and erase our phones and then lawyer up after we turn up dead.

Join us in the studio with ex pro slavemaster John "Flogger" McDonnel and retired slaver ship's captain James "Starv'em" Phillips

well, to your very real slavemaster of course; spiritual liberation doesn’t ipso facto eliminate the material conditions of your life

Like a slavemaster owns a slave. And I don't say that lightly. I say that because it's true. Hakeem has no agency because he is bought by AIPAC.

Es ist angerichtet! Wer bereit ist zu dienen, weiß, was zu tun ist! 💸🏧💰🤑🧎‍♂️🙏🆒️
#firstclassfindom #cashmaster #cashpig #serve #slavemaster #slave #humanatm #humiliation

like most of the rich class he is very frustrating. imagine the profits he'd have if wasn't hated and his workers actually loved their jobs and Amazon wasn't though of as a slavemaster owned company. smh. goes for all these oligarchs. nobody would care about their billions if they paid properly

So this Rhode Islander became a slaver. Nothing like your freedom fighting getting paid off by becoming a slavemaster.

But then Greene dropped dead of heat stroke in the hot Georgia sun!

His widow was on a boat going back to New England to get the kids a tutor. On that boat? Eli Whitney.

that classic half-taskmaster half-executioner role filled by such historical classics as "slavemaster"

Imagine thinking deaths due to famines (that mao by the way put a stop to in the end after they had happened for thousands of years) are in any way equivalent to ethnic cleansing.

Next they're gonna tell me the pedophile slavemaster the Dalai Lama deserves to own tibet again.

Cuz WHY does it matter if production is being met?

And if it isn't let the person/people slacking off go. It's an employer job market right now. They'll find someone to replace, and quickly at that

Tracking entrance/exit is slavemaster mentality, I'm sorry 😭

On October 21, 1987, TV show 'BraveStarr' aired episode "Thoren the Slavemaster"

"The slavemaster took Tom and dressed him well, and fed him well, and even gave him a little education—a little education; gave him a long coat and a top hat and made all the other slaves look up to him. Then he used Tom to control them."

-- Malcolm X

AI psychosis is escapism. believing you are a benevolent slavemaster for using AI agents is fucking Cope. it is a strategic retreat from reality

#Slavemaster vibe

I don’t agree with a lot of what I see and that doesn’t mean I’m about to submit myself to a slavemaster I can’t handle in order to deal with it.

It's not even noon and I'm reading takes about how AI is slavery (it's not, though I've written extensively on how it seeks to approximate it) and how there's no point in stopping despite that because "me not being a slavemaster won't change the industry."

Listen, me and my ancestors are TIREDT.🫩

I overheard a developer explaining to some non-tech people how AI had changed his work and he said “well, I’m basically a slavemaster now”.

I don’t think AI agents are sentient or slaves, but I found his nonchalant assertion deeply unsettling.

watching people get negatively polarized into "yes AI is slavery, and I deserve to be a slavemaster" purely because they are annoyed by people to their left is fascinating

Main character says chatbots are slavery and she has to be a slavemaster and that this is the most moral position, because refusing to engage with slavery means you don't get to steer the slave ship.

Also there were some heinously misused MLK quotes.