rant · moment 23 of 25
The Investor Pitch: Using Renee Good and the Second Shooting to Sell Robot Cops
from Civil War: The Original Heated Rivalry | The Tim Dillon Show #481 · #481
7 min
He imagines pitching AI investors by showing footage of the Minneapolis shootings as the argument for automating policing and mass surveillance, and describes elites privately preparing to protect themselves once society collapses.
- Tim pitches to investors how to sell robot cops: show footage of Renee Good and the second Minneapolis shooting as arguments for automating policing and mass surveillance.
- The real pitch to wealthy people is that when society collapses, they'll need protection not from human cops but from the AI and drone technology these companies are building.
- When police robots debut on morning TV, they'll use recent shootings as proof that human error must be eliminated, leading to surveillance state normalization.
- Both left and right will keep fighting online while the actual dark reality—removing people from society through AI replacement—becomes obvious to anyone zoomed out enough to see it.
- Coordinated attacks on artists and entertainers, driven by Reddit psychopaths, push the idea that AI-generated content from Sam Altman is better than human creativity.
- The issue isn't political—it's about human survival and the right to speak, travel, and resist surveillance without becoming obsolete to algorithmic systems.
- Bad actors exist on both left and right: federal agents infiltrating protests, right-wing election deniers, creating a toxic soup of chaos that serves oligarch interests.
- Oligarchs genuinely don't care which system wins because they have enough money and political clout to survive anything—autocracy, democracy, or pure oligarchy.
- Tim Cook attends Melania's documentary premiere and would equally attend Kamala Harris events; the ruling class bounces between political sides without consequence.
- For oligarchs, only survival with enough wealth and power matters; everyone else either adapts to the new system or flees.
AI surveillance and automationTim CookSam AltmanMelania TrumpKamala HarrisRenee GoodGavin Newsom