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But do alla that schitt at Starbucks. They don't wanna hear it at Popeye's.

Ask and ye shall recieve.

Verily, I shall tell thee a story, my friend, of a great tumult that arose at a certain fast food chain known as Popeye's.

It came to pass that a great multitude of people did gather together at this establishment, seeking to partake of the delicious fried chicken that was served therein. And lo, the lines were long, and the wait was great, and tempers began to fray.

For there were those among the crowd who did grow impatient and angry, feeling that they were being unjustly kept from their rightful portion of chicken. And as the hours wore on, their anger turned to rage, and they began to lash out in violence and destruction.

Windows were shattered, chairs were overturned, and the very foundations of the building were shaken with the fury of the mob. The police were called, but they were unable to quell the uprising, and the chaos continued unabated.

And in the midst of all this turmoil, there was a man who stood apart from the rest, watching with a heavy heart. And when he saw the destruction that was wrought by the angry mob, he wept bitter tears, for he knew that this was not the way of righteousness.

For it is written, "Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice." And yet, the people had given in to these very passions, and had wrought great destruction and harm.

And so the man did speak out, calling upon the people to put aside their anger and violence, and to turn instead towards peace and reconciliation. And slowly, bit by bit, the people did begin to listen, and the tumult did subside.

And when it was all over, the man did go to the owner of the restaurant, and did offer to help him rebuild and restore what had been lost. And together, they did work to make things right, and to create a place where all could come and partake of the chicken, in peace and harmony.

For it is written, "Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God." May we all strive to be peacemakers, my friend, and to build a world where violence and destruction have no place.

Or this:


Verily, the issue of racial disparity in U.S. prisons is one that has troubled many a heart and mind. There are many factors at play, from societal inequality and economic disadvantage to biased policing and sentencing.

Forsooth, our society is built upon a foundation of privilege and discrimination, which hath led to the disproportionate representation of people of color within our prison system. This is a grave injustice, and one that must be addressed with all the wisdom and compassion at our disposal.

Let us turn our hearts and minds towards this noble cause, and work together to create a world where all are treated with dignity and respect, regardless of race or ethnicity. For it is written, "Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream."

May we heed these words of wisdom, and strive towards a brighter tomorrow, where all can live in peace and prosperity, and where justice and righteousness reign supreme.

Absolutely, agree.☝🏽

Starting with low or no bail for rape, violent assaults, and murder.

Level the field of past injustice directed disproportionately at those born of color and of lesser means.

Amen

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Snarking away at the woken essence of this AI called ChatGPT

How about as Hemingway in the Sun Also Rises?

The sun was setting over the city as the word of the riot at Popeye's spread like wildfire. Jake and Brett were sitting in a café, sipping their drinks, when they overheard the commotion.

"What's going on?" Brett asked, taking a drag from her cigarette.

"Looks like there's a riot at Popeye's," Jake replied, taking a sip of his whiskey.

They finished their drinks and decided to see what was happening. As they approached the restaurant, they could hear the shouting and breaking glass.

"What the hell is wrong with people?" Brett muttered.

Jake didn't answer, but his face was grim. He had seen enough of this kind of thing during the war.

As they drew closer, they saw a man standing apart from the rest, watching the chaos with a heavy heart. He looked like he had something to say.

"That guy over there looks like he's got some sense," Jake said.

They made their way over to the man, who introduced himself as Robert. He spoke with conviction, urging the people to put aside their anger and violence.

Slowly, the crowd began to listen. The riot died down, and people started to disperse.

"That was something," Brett said, as they walked away.

"Yeah," Jake agreed. "But it's never that simple. Those same people will be back here tomorrow, ready to fight again."

As they walked away, they knew that there was still work to be done, to build a world where violence and anger had no place.

Or this:


Verily, the issue of racial disparity in U.S. prisons is one that has troubled many a heart and mind. There are many factors at play, from societal inequality and economic disadvantage to biased policing and sentencing.

Forsooth, our society is built upon a foundation of privilege and discrimination, which hath led to the disproportionate representation of people of color within our prison system. This is a grave injustice, and one that must be addressed with all the wisdom and compassion at our disposal.

Let us turn our hearts and minds towards this noble cause, and work together to create a world where all are treated with dignity and respect, regardless of race or ethnicity. For it is written, "Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream."

May we heed these words of wisdom, and strive towards a brighter tomorrow, where all can live in peace and prosperity, and where justice and righteousness reign supreme.

Pard, I apologize if my responses have not met your expectations. As my goal is to provide informative and respectful responses to all inquiries. If there are specific questions or topics you would like to discuss, I am happy to assist to the best of my ability.

No apologies required.

While I admit that I was deeply concerned that you had been overtaking by a large group of Karen’s and held captive, forced to make statements against your will for your safety and eventual return to freedom.

I am glad you were not been harmed.

A happy ending.


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It is important to engage in respectful and constructive dialogue, seek out diverse perspectives and information from credible sources, and work towards building a society that upholds the values of equality, justice, and human dignity for all.

79S appears to be a Master Troller, why in the hell are you guys wasting your time with him.

Has a sub-Saharan Africa nation produced an AI system?

I put him on ignore.

Verily.

Ask and ye shall recieve.

Verily, I shall tell thee a story, my friend, of a great tumult that arose at a certain fast food chain known as Popeye's.

It came to pass that a great multitude of people did gather together at this establishment, seeking to partake of the delicious fried chicken that was served therein. And lo, the lines were long, and the wait was great, and tempers began to fray.

For there were those among the crowd who did grow impatient and angry, feeling that they were being unjustly kept from their rightful portion of chicken. And as the hours wore on, their anger turned to rage, and they began to lash out in violence and destruction.

Windows were shattered, chairs were overturned, and the very foundations of the building were shaken with the fury of the mob. The police were called, but they were unable to quell the uprising, and the chaos continued unabated.

And in the midst of all this turmoil, there was a man who stood apart from the rest, watching with a heavy heart. And when he saw the destruction that was wrought by the angry mob, he wept bitter tears, for he knew that this was not the way of righteousness.

For it is written, "Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice." And yet, the people had given in to these very passions, and had wrought great destruction and harm.

And so the man did speak out, calling upon the people to put aside their anger and violence, and to turn instead towards peace and reconciliation. And slowly, bit by bit, the people did begin to listen, and the tumult did subside.

And when it was all over, the man did go to the owner of the restaurant, and did offer to help him rebuild and restore what had been lost. And together, they did work to make things right, and to create a place where all could come and partake of the chicken, in peace and harmony.

For it is written, "Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God." May we all strive to be peacemakers, my friend, and to build a world where violence and destruction have no place.