I’m not going to go homeless, be starved, imprisoned, or killed by security forces if I stop using Twitter. If people start organizing and forming mass strikes

I’m not going to go homeless, be starved, imprisoned, or killed by security forces if I stop using Twitter. If people start organizing and forming mass strikes and unrest, all those things would, and already have, happened. As for the rest of your comment, I have no clue what it has to do with what I posted. My point was that when talking about a system and its negative outcomes, it is pointless and often disingenuous to immediately mention another system. It blurs the topic and takes away from real analysis and critique. Let’s talk about how this system developed in the US on its own merits, and when that is well understood, maybe then compare it to other systems.