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David S.'s avatar

Excellent article! You have given me a bit of needed hope. I've been playing with the idea of revolution in the US in my mind, and I see a country so brainwashed and divided that I see us resembling a powder keg with ball bearings in it. Who knows what will be the outcome if bloody revolution ignites since there are so many divisions within the population. Who would end up in power? How many pieces will this country be broken into? What happens to the Nukes? What are the chances that a socialist ideology would be able to take over considering the epic propaganda machine, more than a hundred years old, which has relentlessly bombarded us with capitalist propaganda?

I think you are definitely on to something by bringing up this bipartisan control mechanism. Perhaps the best way to control some of these factors is by destroying the death duopoly in control. Perhaps by creating 1, if not 2, left wing parties that significantly weaken the control of the the 2 existing right wing parties. If neither party has control of the steering wheel, then maybe a revolution can be a way for workers to break the endless cycles of violence.

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Celine C.'s avatar

If we can change the hearts and minds of the common people, we will change the world. All this fuss about who owns what and global denomination is just a smokescreen for insecure idiots like Trump and company. Put the people's interests first and the rest should follow.

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