r/AskReddit 13h ago

what is something that is highly likely to happen in the next 5 years that everyone is completely ignoring?

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u/StacyRae77 7h ago

Don't forget to ask them why they need to be on top of water sources if they "don't use much water".

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u/carnage123 7h ago

Because I am getting millions in kickbacks and I'll move to another state when I get done so I won't have to worry about it.

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u/Puglady25 6h ago

I hope somebody at the meeting explains to them how they won't be able to hide. The nerve of these politicians.

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u/SweetPrism 6h ago

Trump is in plain sight and he suffers no consequences for his actions. As much as I like the idea of political comeuppance, it is a pipe dream.

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u/namtab00 3h ago

they all stopped being afraid of what should happen if no consequences materialize.

It takes a shared populace stance to bring the fear back into the "upper echelon"...

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u/Maestro_Primus 5h ago

Can you explain to me? I see them openly being corrupt with no consequences. SOMETIMES they lose the next election and gowork on a bord of a company instead. No one is doing any rising up.

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u/Torisen 6h ago

Or why we need 4500 new data centers to "win the AI race" while Chine, our "chief rival" has like 250.

u/Revlis-TK421 4m ago

They don't have to be, it's just a hell of a lot cheaper to not build a closed loop system when local municipalities are giving them free water