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MadameButterfly

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28. Certainly a securtiy risk in Elon's hands
Mon Dec 23, 2024, 11:16 PM
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It was very helpful to Ukraine until he withheld it for some critical battles. If this technology has that kind of power someone will be developing it so I don't see us just leaving it to others. It just shouldn't be used at the whims of a private citizen.

Of course, now it's dangerous in government hands. To your point, I guess. But one could extrapolate that to, our whole CIA/FBI/military is a securtiy risk to America. As is Trump and his cabinet.

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Certainly a securtiy risk in Elon's hands MadameButterfly Monday #28
At least CIA/FBI/military are American governmental institutions. . live love laugh Monday #30
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