Trump Goes All In On Communism

Greetings comrades, the US Government now owns 10% of intel. Apparently, all of our board MAGAs are now card carrying members of the communist party. Trump's love of Putin and Military parades makes sense now. 

Looks like I am in the ARM only camp now. Who trusts government produced computer processors?

  Now, for the truth -- Owning 10% of Intel means possessing a significant portion of the company's shares, giving the owner a substantial financial investment and potential influence over its strategic direction. In the specific case of the U.S. government acquiring a 10% stake, it signifies direct federal ownership and control over a critical American technology company, strengthening national leadership in semiconductor manufacturing. This move, which was reportedly structured as a non-voting stake and funded by existing government grants, aligns with broader efforts to secure America's technological edge and revive the company's foundry business - Financial Value: The 10% stake is valued at approximately $11 billion, making it a substantial investment for the U.S. government. Strategic Importance: The ownership is seen as a move to bolster U.S. leadership in the semiconductor industry, which is fundamental to national economic and security interests. Non-Voting Rights: The stake is a non-voting one, meaning it doesn't grant the U.S. government the ability to dictate the company's day-to-day operations or business decisions

Dress it up however you want. It is still communism. Since you voted for the guy that did it and approve of his actions you are a communist. 

  Stating facts is not "dressing up" - try telling the truth - you do know what "telling the truth" means, don't you?

Fact: When the government owns the means of production, that government is communist. You are Trump's good little commie boy David. 

 Bullshit. 

Yep, you're a commie. When the government owns the means of production, that's literally a definition of the term.

I know what's going on here. Trump is going to give proprietary secrets to Putin, in exchange for a pat on the head, or something. If Intel execs balk, he'll just draft an illegal executive order and send goons to loot their offices and haul them away.

Did anyone notice the contradiction in Davey Pig's post? In one breath, it says that the takeover will give Trump "potential influence" but later, "no ability to dictate business decisions." Which is it? Influence implies, and is, at least partial control...like Trump has over his bowels.

I wonder if Tommie the commie will make an appearance in this thread? 

If he does, he'll try to deflect by making some irrelevant idiot comment about Biden. Maybe something about the price of radishes.

Maybe Bolshevik Boiler will drop by and tell us how government shouldn't pick winners and losers.