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What does it take to start a coup in a nation? Equipment, soldiers, popular support? If a small group of anons pooled together their neetbux, inheritance, wagebux, etc, they could surely buy a lot of equipment and pay soldier wages since these places have such good value for western dollars. For popular support, obviously the citizens of this African nation would support this group of anons, since anons are kind-hearted free spirits who are very smart.
What else is needed? I haven't thought too much about overthrowing any government. It sounds fun and honestly not that hard.
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The issue is the same issue as the red vs blue button. You'd have to rely on /r9k/ actually following through with not only grouping together, not only making a pecking order but also risking their entire lives.
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Why don't they? It seems at least 15% of this board is constantly talking about how they have no future, at that point why not join a coup. That seems exciting even to me, and I believe I have a future. How would you convince a robot to participate?
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>can't convince robots to stop self loathing
>can't convince robots to wash they penis
>thinks robots can be convinced to do anything
I mean its possible, but I think videogames are more fun o algo



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