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IronLionZion

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20. Send ICE to detain those execs for stealing our jobs
Wed Jul 8, 2026, 07:03 PM
9 hrs ago

deport the execs who kill jobs by replacing American workers with AI

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One of them's born every minute struggle4progress 11 hrs ago #1
I was going to post "suckers" DBoon 11 hrs ago #2
The word I call CEOs rhymes with suckers Jerry2144 10 hrs ago #7
Suckers and losers? Coventina 10 hrs ago #8
See my post below FHRRK1 10 hrs ago #10
Consulting firms... lonely bird 10 hrs ago #11
Don't forget the bribes that were paid by the hardware and software vendors. erronis 9 hrs ago #16
Wait, you mean the salesmen proved to be an unreliable source of information ?? eppur_se_muova 11 hrs ago #3
sorry all I can do is... sheshe2 11 hrs ago #4
Long standing practice in IT and Software FHRRK1 10 hrs ago #5
No love for IBM? I do agree that Ellison took (takes) sleaze to the highest level. erronis 9 hrs ago #17
Had very little interaction with IBM FHRRK1 8 hrs ago #33
You bring up another horrible point about these companies. Stiffing the sales people that land the contracts. erronis 7 hrs ago #35
6- 11 trillion dollars SamuelTheThird 10 hrs ago #6
And taxpayers will end up bailing them out once again. OGBuzz 10 hrs ago #13
Now they have to hire back all the workers who were previously fired FakeNoose 10 hrs ago #9
You don't get to be a corporate executive by rationally thinking through the problem. Aristus 10 hrs ago #12
There was a chief executive at GE years ago named Jack Welch. Dr. T 10 hrs ago #14
As a former IT worker, slightlv 10 hrs ago #15
I worked decades in mainframe Skittles 9 hrs ago #23
Still being predicted. Even while mainframes continue to process 3_Limes 9 hrs ago #25
Same here. Back in my day they would make their sales pitch and get a contract, usually with upper managers... the nelm 8 hrs ago #31
The big AI players have figured out that its usage not effiency paulrevere2018 9 hrs ago #18
Smartest guys in the room on their way to creating yet another gargantuan crisis. NoMoreRepugs 9 hrs ago #19
Send ICE to detain those execs for stealing our jobs IronLionZion 9 hrs ago #20
Gen-X will be charging 2x our salaries when we come back as independent consultants. OC375 9 hrs ago #21
Reminds me of the early days at AOL, paying per minute and getting huge bills... LOL... n/t TygrBright 9 hrs ago #22
This is the exact reason voters shouldn't put business people in govt positions --- because business people in2herbs 9 hrs ago #24
These shit-for-brains are the same execs who insist their pay/compensation is merit based. RockRaven 9 hrs ago #26
Thanks for all the knowledgeable comments. yellow dahlia 8 hrs ago #27
I agree! WhiteTara 8 hrs ago #34
Keep the workers. Fire the executives. Ditch the AI. NBachers 8 hrs ago #28
But they're okay with their bills from Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure? ChicagoTeamster 8 hrs ago #29
With AWS or Azure you should know what you're paying for - measurable usage of resources erronis 7 hrs ago #36
Almost like corporate executives are--in fact--overly simplistic morons, and don't deserve the worship they've grown Karasu 8 hrs ago #30
Not so fast. This article is very incomplete. HeartachesNhangovers 8 hrs ago #32
Maybe if government and business supported higher education with no_hypocrisy 31 sec ago #37
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