Americans have the ability to make major changes by doing what they are best at doing, which is sitting on their well endowed prosteriors. By simply not making any purchases at major corporate stores for a month would wake the corporations and government realize that people are upset at the very least. For some reason though, doing nothing has become too hard. Go figure.
The good ol' fashioned boycott can be quite a tool. We need to start seeing it and the strike/potential strike and the protest as tools in our arsenal against the unfeeling capitalists. But you're right--we've become brainwashed into thinking we're hopelessly helpless and we can't affect positive change through a strike, boycott or protest. We need to look to others around the world for inspiration and hope, as well as those Americans who are still willing to "take it to the streets" and raise their voices, such as the folks in Atlanta protesting Cop City. (You can see video of their protests and activities on podcasts such as Unicorn Riot.)
Of course, the mainstream media pretend the protests don't exist. They cooperate with the propagandists brainwashing us. So the first big thing we all must boycott is the mainstream media outlets--TV, Radio, Internet and Newspapers/Magazines. Then both our hearts and our eyes will become clear and our resolution to make the world a better place will grow.
Americans have the ability to make major changes by doing what they are best at doing, which is sitting on their well endowed prosteriors. By simply not making any purchases at major corporate stores for a month would wake the corporations and government realize that people are upset at the very least. For some reason though, doing nothing has become too hard. Go figure.
The good ol' fashioned boycott can be quite a tool. We need to start seeing it and the strike/potential strike and the protest as tools in our arsenal against the unfeeling capitalists. But you're right--we've become brainwashed into thinking we're hopelessly helpless and we can't affect positive change through a strike, boycott or protest. We need to look to others around the world for inspiration and hope, as well as those Americans who are still willing to "take it to the streets" and raise their voices, such as the folks in Atlanta protesting Cop City. (You can see video of their protests and activities on podcasts such as Unicorn Riot.)
Of course, the mainstream media pretend the protests don't exist. They cooperate with the propagandists brainwashing us. So the first big thing we all must boycott is the mainstream media outlets--TV, Radio, Internet and Newspapers/Magazines. Then both our hearts and our eyes will become clear and our resolution to make the world a better place will grow.