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I guess they are meeting at some place called Cyberdyne?
And why the hell not?
First they came to take our jobs at Wendy's. But I didn't work at Wendy's so I didn't care.
Then they came to drive my car for me. But I had an old Toyota so I didn't care.
Later they came to take care of us in the old folks homes and made computer calculations as to who deserved to live and who deserved to die. Because we nutlessly gave in to the gubmint for our "free cheese" of gubmint health care, we had no say in the issue.
Some of us tried to flee, but we had cried for that "wall" and damn those robots built it quick and manned it cheaply, saving the country all that money.
But they "let us" keep our 20th century firearms, so we felt safe, but we were never allowed DD's or anything that would actually stop them.
We lied down to "sleep" to get the "full 20 minutes" and were allowed to cradle a 20th century firearm before we were shipped to the Soylent factory.
But don't go stocking up on canned food and moving into a bunker in the wilderness just yet.
First they came to take our jobs at Wendy's. But I didn't work at Wendy's so I didn't care.
Then they came to drive my car for me. But I had an old Toyota so I didn't care.
Later they came to take care of us in the old folks homes and made computer calculations as to who deserved to live and who deserved to die. Because we nutlessly gave in to the gubmint for our "free cheese" of gubmint health care, we had no say in the issue.
Some of us tried to flee, but we had cried for that "wall" and damn those robots built it quick and manned it cheaply, saving the country all that money.
But they "let us" keep our 20th century firearms, so we felt safe, but we were never allowed DD's or anything that would actually stop them.
We lied down to "sleep" to get the "full 20 minutes" and were allowed to cradle a 20th century firearm before we were shipped to the Soylent factory.
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