As previously seen, if STEP 1 was evoking of good old RED SCARE, STEP 2 is all about remembering they already infiltrated the government, so it’s time to precisely use the law for its purpose: protect the thieves.
https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/21/us-threatens-sanctions-against-chinese-ai-models-over-ip-theft/
AI companies that exist solely because they stole everything they could lay their collective (but oligarchic) hands on, that illegally appropriated the whole breadth of open source domain, tightly licensed if any government existed to have these rules respected, rather than taking bribes precisely to avert their eyes and pretend not to know. So they appropriate what has been built and exists to be public, to make it all their own. Then CRY and demand governments to defend their bogus IPs from Chinese competitors. Not the American ones, who do the exact same thing, since they are all in the same scam and they all collaborate to their petty crimes. Nope, it’s the Chinese specifically who are the enemies since they oppose their fascist nationalism.
So, how is it?
Steal from open source to build AI, absolutely fine. Even if you’ve just made a crime to steal from EVERYONE and appropriate what is public. You profit from this, everyone else is damaged.
Then you copy this rebranded IP, to deliver back to the community, and this is very, very bad. Against the rules. You are hurting single entities in order to serve the whole community. BAD. COMMUNIST BADNESS.
America: we protect the abusers, we are the abusers. Our rule of law is the abuse.
How they love their laws when they can be exploited for personal interest, and how they immediately vanish when it comes to preserve and further their crimes.
To be fascist is the American state, and to call it so is mere accurate description, not hyperbole or projection.
Of course it doesn’t matter whether or not these accusations are even plausible:
It’s only ironical that the following unrelated news was a fuckup of OpenAI, that eventually was fixed through Chinese technology, because the American tools were unreliable:
