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One evening, Little Johnny asked his father, "Dad, what's politics?" His dad, caught off guard, tried to explain. "Well, you see, politics is like our family. I go out and make money, I bring it home—that's capitalism. Your mother manages everything around here; she's our government and administration. The governess works for everyone, she's the working class. And you, you're the people. Your baby sister, she's the future of the family. Now, try to sleep on it, and we’ll talk more later." In the middle of the night, Little Johnny is woken by his sister crying. She’s soiled her diaper. He goes to his parents' room, but only his mother is there, sound asleep and unable to wake. He then finds his father in the living room... having sex with the governess. Johnny doesn't know what to do, so he goes back to bed. The next morning, his father asks, "So, did you understand politics?" Little Johnny replies, "Oh, it’s simple. While capitalism screws the working class, the government sleeps, and no one listens to the people. And in the end, the future just gets stuck in shit."

A few days ago, while scrolling through YouTube before going to bed, I came across an ad for what seemed like an incredible offer: unlimited, free internet access with a device called SmartWiFi. According to the description, this device, supposedly invented by a former SpaceX engineer, can connect to certain satellites in their fleet to provide internet. The device itself wasn’t free—it had a price tag of 99 euros (or possibly dollars or pounds in the US and UK). Still, the offer sounded tempting. The claims were extraordinary: no subscription fees, fast, private, and ultra-secure connection, compatibility with 100% of devices, small and lightweight for portable use, and easy installation in less than 30 seconds. What raised a red flag for me was the "special discount" being advertised. This miraculous product was suddenly available for just 49 euros, a 50% reduction. It felt too good to be true. Curious, I decided to do some research on my computer, where I could properly read the details. A quick search on Google led me to several scam-alert websites. There, I found numerous warnings about this so-called nativediscount website. Some reviews even described it as part of a "Chinese mafia" scam, claiming that customers were charged but never received their orders. Thanks to those warnings, I avoided falling into the trap. It seems that the scam has been fairly well reported in many countries but this is the first time I had to do with it.

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