chknbwl

It is an America problem. The insurrectionists are, whether we like it or not, US American citizens. The issue has been the decades long systematic reeducation (“un”-education is apropos) of the public-school system. Educated people don’t participate in wanton destruction. That huge demographic of stupid people grew up and voted and now here we are.

100% agree we have an unfair fight with an opponent who doesn’t play by the rules.

It’s their job to speak for the masses, that’s the point of being elected in a democratic authority. If only hushed whispers are spoken in a room full of aggressive baboons, who is going to hear that voice of reason? Law follows precedence and there is no precedence for a coup of the US American government, so what rule of law are they exactly following? The status quo? We need to get uncomfortable, only then will things change.

“Revolutions are the produce of passion, not of sober and tranquil reason.” ~ William Godwin.

I regret to inform you that I am a US American. From my POV living in this country, most US Americans actually like being dominated. I’m pretty vocal about this stuff in my daily life and I hate admitting how often I get told to “just shut up and deal with it, nothing will change”. We’re all too complacent from the gilded decades of post-war economy booms, engorged from all the wealth our government has stolen from other nations. Couple that with the rampant censorship of the past two decades; it’s easy to see the writing on the wall. We’re lazy, fat and stupid and it’s all by design.

I truly believe we’ve moved beyond the precipice and are now on a direct course to the collapse of the American Federal Oligarchy (aka the US government), where the ultra-rich will fully rape our land of all resources and then attempt to assimilate into another country to rinse and repeat.

Unless there is a nation-wide rallying call by a significant authority figure, like there should be by any one of these weak-ass “democratic” politicians, then the American general populace will continue to bitch about it online and that will be the end of the very short but wild history of USA Democracy.

I wish Sanders and AOC would take a more concrete approach to tackling this issue. Talk is cheap, now more than ever. Most Americans who are aware of the coup just need a rallying call.