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>Why have hope? I feel this sentence is a non sequitur unless you inject "and this will never be fixed because A, B, C" before it. I have hope that it will re

>Why have hope? I feel this sentence is a non sequitur unless you inject "and this will never be fixed because A, B, C" before it. I have hope that it will resolve, but I don't have hope that it will be done in what I consider an appropriate timeframe. I think 'we' are talking about these (relatively tiny, but still extremely terrible and important to fix) injustices more than 'we' did while the East India Company were operating.

taurath 3y ago
There's no guarantee of resolution, we can just as easily go even deeper into a capitalist-feudal state. The truth is we have enough resources to solve all these problems, and mitigate all this suffering and yet we don't, and the problems are getting worse not better. Maybe it'll be better in a generation, but we've squandered and centralized so much wealth without actually building much of anything useful. Our towns and cities crumble. > I think 'we' are talking about these (relatively tiny, but still extremely terrible and important to fix) injustices more than 'we' did while the East India Company were operating. I'm sure Indians would beg to differ!