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Did they get it wrong? I think that hands them way too much credit, to say that pain & suffering & a disgraced ridiculed vastly lowered America isn't what they
by jauntywundrkind 2y ago
Did they get it wrong? I think that hands them way too much credit, to say that pain & suffering & a disgraced ridiculed vastly lowered America isn't what they want.
As this disaster unfurls, the very rich will feel immense pain to their portfolios, possibly.
But they will have made serfs of Americans & immigrants. America will be desperate & a wreck as health care, science, universities are all cancelled. Funding for the entire liberal elite laptop job world trying to do good in the world is robustly cancelled. The social safety net and security that built is cancelled. We humanity will take whatever scraps we can get from the giant corporations these enormously wealthy mouthpieces get in the resounding absence.
This is totally the neo-Monarchism and fuedalism that Yarvin advocated. This is a push to the "Network State" where only a rare few maintain services & systems, & everyone else has to fend for themselves & no one helps them.
They got it exactly right. They wanted the worst, they wanted unquestioned dominion. The rising tide floats all boats, but as the tide lowers we find their enormous wealth has been tasked to building massive supports to keep them up up up in even the worst of tides.
These are the foes. They've spoken against universities & research for years. They are against humanity, and they're getting what they wanted.
- jmye 2y agoAgreed. Don’t let them pretend to be sympathetic or empathetic. Every single one of these turds knew exactly what they were trying to buy, and none of them regret their choices.