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ATT should STOP ALL OUTSOURCING to 3rd world countries | a Security Risk

Use AI and manage AI from inside the US. Outsourcing to 3rd world countries poses security risks.


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I lost hope when I had to call another Country to discuss my income tax withholding.

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Post ID: @fh+1kzh8wx12

@ar he is just some undereducated loser doesn’t even know what AI is, and just open his big mouth to talk about AI

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Post ID: @ez+1kzh8wx12

Once upon a time in a land far away a caveman peered out his cave across the canyon to another distant cave which appeared larger with more fruits and females, so he investigated the size of that caveman's stick, found a bigger stick, clobbered him over the head and took over that cave and resources.

Million years later our brains remain unchanged.

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Post ID: @de+1kzh8wx12

Everyone is a one person interest group.

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Post ID: @dd+1kzh8wx12

@aq News flash: the conservatives have control of Congress since January 2026. Why haven't they done anything, like ban all H1Bs? They are pathetic and only care about lining their pockets while the sheep (maga) just keep drinking the Kool aid.

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Post ID: @ct+1kzh8wx12

Profits over security is very good for the stock price.

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Post ID: @cs+1kzh8wx12

In addition..
You say we said “free market” when they took the other jobs…
No we didn’t actually…
Boomers are the ones that sold the manufacturing sector away for stock market bumps…
You guys did.

I don’t think we should have ever let companies offshore that sh-t.

I’m protectionist 100% - I blame the olds, the previous generation, your greed, your desire to sell your actual children out so you could take another carnival cruise and have another dou--e bag Corvette.

You allowed this country to be sold off to the 3rd world piece by piece, you are traitors, and it’s going to be up to the young people to reverse this, and get the country back on a nationalist, protectionist agenda that actually puts Americans before the 3rd world instead of prioritizing another Starbucks, or our retirement funds, or another sh---y boat. You all sold out the factory workers and allowed in infinity 3rd world invaders…not us.

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Post ID: @cn+1kzh8wx12

@bv

Bro stfu stupid boomer bozo.
They can do the job for less because they live in 3rd world shitholes with barely functioning plumbing, over population, massive pollution, and extreme inequality.

It’s called labor arbitrage, you can’t compete with someone willing to do the same job for $10/day especially when rent on a modest 1 bedroom in the USA is > $1k/mo - you fu--ing re--rd.

Shut your boomer d-mb a-s up no one gives a fu-k what you think.

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Post ID: @ch+1kzh8wx12

You boys are ki-ling me. What happened to all that libertarian spirit you used to preach?

You spent years saying the market owes nobody a damn thing. Now that the market is coming for your job, suddenly you want sympathy, protection, and someone to blame.

Your job is your responsibility. Nobody guaranteed you employment—not the government, not your employer, and not the people you think should somehow subsidize your lifestyle. Your responsibility is to figure out how to pay the mortgage, feed your family, and keep yourself employable.

Companies don’t exist to provide you with a career. They exist to make money. If outsourcing or automation lets them get the same work done cheaper, they’re going to do it. That isn’t a personal betrayal. That’s capitalism.

And spare me the “we’re highly skilled and innovative” routine. If you were truly as indispensable as you claim, you’d have options. You’d be taking your talents somewhere else and demanding a bigger paycheck. The fact that you’re terrified of being replaced suggests your skills may not be nearly as valuable as you thought.

There are millions of people willing to learn, work harder, and do the job for less. The market doesn’t care how long you’ve been comfortable.

So stop whining about fairness and start making yourself useful. Learn a new skill. Become harder to replace. Build something. Adapt.

Because nobody owes you your current job—and if you’re counting on that job being there forever, you’re not being loyal. You’re being naive.

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Post ID: @bv+1kzh8wx12

@b7

If we keep importing the third world, it will be soon.

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Post ID: @bj+1kzh8wx12

US is not a third world country?

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Post ID: @b7+1kzh8wx12

@OP , and in-sourcing as well!

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Post ID: @b1+1kzh8wx12

Don't hate. Just enjoy the benefits of the work they do. Work that we don't really want to do anyway.

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Post ID: @ar+1kzh8wx12

Talk to your representatives…things will only change with more laws against immigration, outsourcing, and selling our future to invaders…

Lots of you guys dump daily on conservatives but you’re seeing what the unrealistic happy go lucky “we’re all in this together” lefty mindset gets you…these people aren’t your friends, they’re invaders, they’re a different culture, they’re the opposition.

The economy is zero sum, despite what they want you to believe, there isn’t enough for everyone to win, and with ai the well paying jobs will be few and far between…it’s time to stand up and be realistic, be pragmatic, and fight back.

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Post ID: @aq+1kzh8wx12

T cares about the bottom line.

PERIOD.

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Post ID: @aj+1kzh8wx12

US Telcos and US MVNOs should offer US-based support Mobile Service Plans. BOYCOTT US Telcos and US MVNOs that outsource/offshore.
ALL should adopt Artificial Intelligence to lower operating cost to lessen/eliminate outsourcing - NOT ROCKET SCIENCE.

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Post ID: @ah+1kzh8wx12

Only way this can be resolved is if there is consistently a lot of security breaches that cost a lot of money to the organization.

I guess in that sense we need to let them outsource more and more and increase the chance that it blows up in their face.

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