that's a complicated answer.
practical answer: yes
idealistic answer: no
EDIT: i think the most important answer for right now is that it doesn't matter. this situation will not be resolved through voting. the mid terms might help alleviate the problem, but that's a long time from now and things could get a lot worse if people don't pull their heads out of their asses now.
i think we could outsmart them
that's exactly what i'm saying. the time to think about electoral politics has past. it's time to think about [redacted].
you have to make leftists understand that the only answer is violence. we have to say this over and over until it finally clicks. the people are the last line of defense.
a purge could fix it all tomorrow.
The presidency isn’t everything!
if trump gets his way, it actually is. the time to think about how we'll do it next time has past.
why even bother focusing on this? "it's this guy's fault!" ok. so what? it will be four years if we even get a chance to vote again. the only thing we should be talking about is resistance.
it's really not about blaming voters anymore. that ship sailed. i had been calling for a conservative purge for the last 10 years but nobody listened to me. i don't know if we can stop what's coming now.
history won't do shit if it's controlled by tech billionaires until they destroy the planet.
the video was made before the election results. it's now a quick primer for what is happening. the devil is in the details though, so worth a watch.
A look into how the tech leaders may be using the new administration to achieve their own agenda. Looking specifically at Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, Marc Andressen, Ben Horotwitz, Brian Armstrong, and David Sacks as well as their relationship with figures like JD Vance, Balaji Srinivasan, and Curtis Yarvin. There is a focused discussion on how a shaping of the government might take place based on convergences between the ideas of Yarvin, who influences the tech libertarian right, and Project 2025, who have authored a playbook exclusively for President Trump to help with his transition to power.
A look into how the tech leaders may be using the new administration to achieve their own agenda. Looking specifically at Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, Marc Andressen, Ben Horotwitz, Brian Armstrong, and David Sacks as well as their relationship with figures like JD Vance, Balaji Srinivasan, and Curtis Yarvin. There is a focused discussion on how a shaping of the government might take place based on convergences between the ideas of Yarvin, who influences the tech libertarian right, and Project 2025, who have authored a playbook exclusively for President Trump to help with his transition to power.
i guess we just have to keep saying it does. if you were trying to prepare, you'd want to start telling people now. it has to be an inescapable message in social media.
the reality IS that they will come for you if you don't strike first. you people need to understand how wars work.
- develop community alliances
- establish encrypted communications
- buy guns and train
so what does that mean for solutions?
do something about it
you're not wrong but i feel like we're dumbing it down to keep making it about race and slavery. this is just hierarchy. they want hierarchy because they're already the ones in control. they want to reinforce that control and they will use it against anyone, regardless of race.
this is about the owners vs. the people. we will need a lot of support to fight this monster.
i'm actually with you on this one. i'm tired of the dread. let's get this fucking shit show over with. i need to know if humanity prevails or not. if not, that's fine. we were an inferior species that deserves whatever we get. it's just a shame what ecological destruction our downfall is going to wreak. the plants and animals didn't deserve it.
i just can't go on knowing that what we're living in right now will continue. if it does, we are truly in hell and i must have done something very wrong a long time ago.
where is the fucking non paywall link to this bullshit?
it's just that, if you vilify everyone from the past for not living up to your modern standards, then how do the people just getting here learn from history? it can all be dismissed because they all had it wrong.
yet here you are, trying to feel warm and fuzzy about your idealistic moral high ground.