Staff Reports
The tech giants are showing their true colors. Over 100,000 jobs have been axed this year alone, thanks to their unquenchable thirst for automation and artificial intelligence. Big Tech is leading the charge towards an AI-driven future, conveniently forgetting about the workers they’ve tossed aside like yesterday’s news.
This isn’t just business as usual. Sure, automation has been around for ages, but this time, the game is completely different. It’s a ruthless march towards a world where machines run everything, leaving hardworking Americans in the dust. And who are the puppeteers pulling the strings? It’s the same liberal elites who promised prosperity for all but now push an agenda that favors robots over real people.
These liberals, who claim to care about the workforce, are complicit in this betrayal. Their love affair with globalism and technology companies has left American workers out to dry. Instead of focusing on American jobs, they’ve rolled out the red carpet for tech monopolies eager to replace humans with machines. They prattle on about progress while ignoring the human cost.
"Ironically, tradespeople like welders, electricians, plumbers and carpenters who were told 'learn to code' may be the last to get automated away."
Big Tech has cut over 100,000 jobs this year — and the AI revolution is just getting startedhttps://t.co/sIjmg4WTEL pic.twitter.com/IFHuFtsO77
— NY Post Opinion (@NYPostOpinion) August 4, 2025
Where’s the outcry? The mainstream media barely whispers about these job cuts, fearing it might reveal the cracks in their utopian vision. If it doesn’t fit their globalist narrative, it gets swept under the rug. But the conservatives will not be silenced. We see this revolution for what it is—a threat to the American worker and our sovereignty.
Is this the future we want? A world where humans are sidelined, and robots call the shots? Big Tech might be salivating at the prospect, but real Americans won’t stand for it. It’s time to demand accountability from those who sold us out to the machines. Will liberals finally step up for the American worker, or is this just another one of their broken promises?
