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at least in feudal times the peasants knew they didnt have a say in the matter Our society should stop feeding children lies about systemic inclusivity.
by vmception 6y ago
at least in feudal times the peasants knew they didnt have a say in the matter
Our society should stop feeding children lies about systemic inclusivity.
- AmericanChopper 6y agoYour additional suggestion that corruption in modern democracies is somehow comparable to the representation afforded to feudal peasants is only very slightly less laughably ridiculous than the parent comment about economic inequality.
- vmception 6y agoI didn’t say anything about corruption, didn’t imply anything about corruption, and I am now clarifying that I am not referring to anything about corruption. Children are fed lies about their role in this society and spend a lifetime acting surprised that their ideas never happen. We could also just stop doing that. Its not corrupt that we don't have a direct democracy, we just dont have a direct democracy. And the system we do have has different rules, which simply don't include the capability of “the proletariat” to have the same effect as immortal organizations with enough resources to maintain focus.