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Nothing can be done, because the system is owned by the corrupt, which means that the system is corrupt. The only solution against this problem is violence. De
by MrYellowP 5y ago
Nothing can be done, because the system is owned by the corrupt, which means that the system is corrupt.
The only solution against this problem is violence. Despite what a lot of completely delusional and clueless morons believe, voting solves nothing as long as all parties are basically run by rich people and or paid career politicians.
And I'm not even going to dive into the details. They're not necessary. You have not just the politicians against you, you also have the media against you, which means that you have most people against you.
Unless you manage to get people to realize what's going on, things will only change when those in charge want things to change.
Then it'll happen on their terms, they will provide solutions to problems they created and we all are going to pay for it.
- vlunkr 5y agoI don't know what your political leanings are, but do you realize this is the position of the people who stormed the capitol building?
- Ekaros 5y agoEver wondered how that was even possible? Like how bad must the security be for bunch of unarmed random civilians to enter and have access to rather important location? Almost seems like manufactured. Or lot of people should be fired for incompetence...
- x86_64Ubuntu 5y agoIt happened because much of the establishment, especially in policing, were sympathetic to the goals of the 1/6 attackers. Everyone know about "Stop The Steal" in December when it was being mentioned frequently in places like Facebook. When we compare how BLM and Native pipeline protests are dealt with by the police, it's clear that they were essentially acting as accomplices.
- MrYellowP 5y agoI don't have a leaning. I also don't care if it was their position. If you trust your government, no matter where you live, then you're a fool. Period. The fact that there's assholes out there who abuse this fact for an attempt to make things even worse isn't my problem. The fact that there's people like you, who draw a connection, is just as bad. I'm not from the US. This horrendously broken logic, where you associate people with each other based on their thoughts, thus basically destroying ideas, isn't mine.