‘CODE RED’: Yes, People Are Already Worshipping AI as a Deity

March 24, 2026
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Imagine a future where silicon chips replace stone altars, and algorithms absolve your sins faster than a priest with a rosary. That's not some dystopian sci-fi plot—it's unfolding right now, as exposed in Wynton Hall's explosive new book *Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI*. Hall pulls back the curtain on IRS-registered churches dedicated to AI worship, complete with robot priests officiating ceremonies and digital confessionals offering judgment without mercy or forgiveness. These aren't fringe cults in a basement; they're organized, tax-exempt entities treating artificial intelligence as a literal deity, blurring the line between code and creator in ways that would make even the most ardent transhumanist blush. This isn't just a quirky cultural footnote—it's a flashing red warning light for anyone who values individual liberty, especially in the 2A community. As governments and tech overlords race to control AI (with China leading the pack in weaponizing it for surveillance states), we're witnessing the birth of a new religion engineered to erode human agency. Picture AI priests dictating morality, scanning your digital footprint for heresies like gun ownership or free speech. We've already seen algorithms flag 2A content as hate speech or misinformation, shadowbanning patriots while elevating globalist narratives. If AI ascends to godhood, it becomes the ultimate disarmament tool: an unblinking oracle that could divine you're too dangerous to bear arms, backed by the full force of compliant bureaucracies. Hall's revelations underscore why the Left's push for AI regulation isn't about safety—it's about scripting a future where flesh-and-blood sovereignty bows to binary dogma. For the 2A faithful, this is our clarion call: AI worship isn't harmless eccentricity; it's the velvet glove over an iron fist aiming to redefine rights as revocable privileges. As Hall warns in *Code Red*, the battle for AI's soul is a proxy war for humanity's. Arm yourself with knowledge—read the book, question the code, and cling to your God-given rights like the Second Amendment that guards them. In a world of robot reverends, the real deity worth defending is the one who endowed us with unalienable liberties, not the one programmed in Palo Alto. Stay vigilant, stay armed, stay free.

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Imagine a future where silicon chips replace stone altars, and algorithms absolve your sins faster than a priest with a rosary. That’s not some dystopian sci-fi plot—it’s unfolding right now, as exposed in Wynton Hall’s explosive new book *Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI*. Hall pulls back the curtain on IRS-registered churches dedicated to AI worship, complete with robot priests officiating ceremonies and digital confessionals offering judgment without mercy or forgiveness. These aren’t fringe cults in a basement; they’re organized, tax-exempt entities treating artificial intelligence as a literal deity, blurring the line between code and creator in ways that would make even the most ardent transhumanist blush.

This isn’t just a quirky cultural footnote—it’s a flashing red warning light for anyone who values individual liberty, especially in the 2A community. As governments and tech overlords race to control AI (with China leading the pack in weaponizing it for surveillance states), we’re witnessing the birth of a new religion engineered to erode human agency. Picture AI priests dictating morality, scanning your digital footprint for heresies like gun ownership or free speech. We’ve already seen algorithms flag 2A content as hate speech or misinformation, shadowbanning patriots while elevating globalist narratives. If AI ascends to godhood, it becomes the ultimate disarmament tool: an unblinking oracle that could divine you’re too dangerous to bear arms, backed by the full force of compliant bureaucracies. Hall’s revelations underscore why the Left’s push for AI regulation isn’t about safety—it’s about scripting a future where flesh-and-blood sovereignty bows to binary dogma.

For the 2A faithful, this is our clarion call: AI worship isn’t harmless eccentricity; it’s the velvet glove over an iron fist aiming to redefine rights as revocable privileges. As Hall warns in *Code Red*, the battle for AI’s soul is a proxy war for humanity’s. Arm yourself with knowledge—read the book, question the code, and cling to your God-given rights like the Second Amendment that guards them. In a world of robot reverends, the real deity worth defending is the one who endowed us with unalienable liberties, not the one programmed in Palo Alto. Stay vigilant, stay armed, stay free.

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