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I am in middle Europe, in the sort of country where the lessons of these sorts of shenanigans are not, generally, over-ignored by the general populace at large,
by fit2rule 11y ago
I am in middle Europe, in the sort of country where the lessons of these sorts of shenanigans are not, generally, over-ignored by the general populace at large, and the citizenry indeed feels genuinely responsible for not letting these apparat re-emerge as a means of social control.
Alas there are generations and generations of Westerners - after all, we are stateless here in the HN frame - who are, moreover, completely willing to overlook the crimes of their state and just let it all happen, "for whatever reason". This is why I, also, choose not to ever live in the US. (It is the only reason: that I chose not to.)
Members of states currently erecting apparatus of human social control, with explicit intent to violate human rights of any individual, no matter their non-/statehood, need to do one thing to change it all: move. Keep moving. Abandon your culture, and acclimate to a new one. Repeat, ad inf.
- switch007 11y ago300,000+ people a year emigrate from Britain. What number is required to "change it all"? Have you experienced a revolution of any kind? Studied revolutions in detail perhaps? I haven't, but I do live in the UK. Perhaps you believe if we just voted for the other party, everything will change? It's so much bigger than that.
- fit2rule 11y agoYes, well, its a start ..