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But I think for the Americans at the lower classes NATO, and regimes are worthless, if you are a guy who is going to die in a warehouse because you're going to

But I think for the Americans at the lower classes NATO, and regimes are worthless, if you are a guy who is going to die in a warehouse because you're going to be forced to work during a weather emergency, then a change of master is just a change of your master. American middle class is shrinking, it has less financial power, workers have less contractual power and less rights, so maybe instead of these useless Hollywood movies-like discourses about unity and NATO, one should address those issues, when you're a worker being replaced by a non-union one because your yearly raise doesn't even cover inflation then it all seems useless. I am really surprised that this game still works, US needed USSR as an enemy to unite workers and keep them aligned in order to produce to fight communism, now it's the time of Russia and China, and "regimes", that from one side are being depicted as an enemy to fight and against which the people need to unite, and from another side are being used by corporations in order to manufacture and to grow their user base, I would suggest to Americans to stop caring about the enemy in China and to start caring more about their enemies in congress and in the CEO office

AvocadoPanic 5y ago
As much as the administration and media seem set on pointlessness in Taiwan and Ukraine, I've yet to find anyone I actually know who thinks it's good idea. China is not our friend, we would do well to be wary as recent counter intelligence activities have shown. The enemies in congress and corporations are two sides of the same coin. It's often all the same people moving back and forth between government, NGO, corporations, lobbying, media and then back again. Corporations use their access to capital to capture market share often at the expense of a local / small business. While 'value engineering' everything until it's shitty.

AvocadoPanic 5y ago

As much as the administration and media seem set on pointlessness in Taiwan and Ukraine, I've yet to find anyone I actually know who thinks it's good idea. China is not our friend, we would do well to be wary as recent counter intelligence activities have shown. The enemies in congress and corporations are two sides of the same coin. It's often all the same people moving back and forth between government, NGO, corporations, lobbying, media and then back again. Corporations use their access to capital to capture market share often at the expense of a local / small business. While 'value engineering' everything until it's shitty.