There’s something liberating about being forced to give up any illusion that a system is working. It makes the total articulation of something new seem reasonable, because it is.

Jun 26, 2022 · 3:05 AM UTC

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Go on, you’re going to follow this up with some soothing Alt Lefty words from the Kremlin about destroying our entire system, Leninist-style, because stirring up further chaos is good for the soul, right Marianne?
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Yep congress ain't working thank God the Supreme Court is otherwise it would still be used to make up laws instead of interperat them.
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May people of goodwill & string committment to the common good use of the opportunity.
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Love that!
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Welcome to the party- a third party.
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Maybe I misunderstood, but pn Katie Halper's show I thought you were indicating that we still need to work within the system electorally?
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Also sad. Very, very sad.
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Collapse can't come soon enough
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freexenon.com/2017/11/17/can…

The Cancer of Capitalism and Its Antidote @ Free Xenon

The most important conclusion I have come to in the last few years is that our economic/monetary system is that the prime culprit of all of the problems that humanity faces today.

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Replying to @marwilliamson
Sadly, prevention is often unrealistic. The system has to be so poorly functioning that no other choice but to articulate and consider alternatives is available. As always, if it isn't broken (or barely functioning) don't try to fix or alter it.
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