> But the same process happens with social causes. Let’s say vegetarianism or the anti-fur movement Those are not "social causes" and they do exist within the

> But the same process happens with social causes. Let’s say vegetarianism or the anti-fur movement Those are not "social causes" and they do exist within the same system. Some corporation hires PR firm to redirect consumption away from expensive fur things, because it sells non-fur things and wants to get in on some of those spending money or another corporation that sells processed vegetable-based foods wants you to buy it, instead of meat and so on. There are lots of forces at play that create and support those movements, it's pretty hard to find truly honest social movements and even if some start that way they will be mostly supported by those who share the same enemies. The government itself wants to divide and marginalize people to make it easier to control them.