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AI job losses free up time for unemployed mobs to burn down tech CEO‘s houses
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France is much smaller; USA is more comparable to the entirety of the EU.
Millions of people are protesting often, but the BBC isn't reporting about it on the front page.
We have "national" protests every few months, millions of people around the country.
There are big problems organizing here, USA is a surveillance state and if you are an organizing party (like let's say the Greens for one example), they are watching.
The USA so far has been "too big to fail", but that won't last forever