Reorient the economy. Produce for human need, not investor demand. Work should be meaningful, not extractive. Growth should be measured by well-being, not GDP. Itโs not utopian, itโs materially possible. Tech & resources exist. We lack political will. That's a class problem.
75% of the country either wants to throw out the entire current political system or wants major reforms and there are still bots and water-brained subhumans on this site saying, "better things are not possible"
They better change their tune real quick or they're ngmi
Ancient Greece literally had an androgynous god that was a god of intersex and androgyny but conservatives will still try to convince you that gender identity is a modern day invention caused by the woke mind virus.
I think the communist revolution is inevitable reality of capitalism that will continue to happen every century so long as capitalism exists however communism as a mode of production is not inevitable
Malcolm X also predicted jeetism
โI go for Mao Zedong much more than Nehru because I think that Nehru brought his country up in a beggar's role. [โฆ] Though the West doesn't love China, the West respects China. Now, the West doesnโt respect India, but it loves India."
There is unfortunately a lot of precedent for the US kidnapping a sitting head of state. They stole Haiti's president and abandoned him in Central Africa.
@SecRubio Ridiculous lies from Narco Rubio, who has supported actual dictatorships, coups, and wars around the world.
This is the truth: https://t.co/ZtEdGEbLfv
"Yรผz yฤฑl sonra da devrim yapmak gerekecek mi? Peki ya bin yฤฑl sonra? Devrim yapmak her zaman gerekecek. On bin yฤฑl sonra bรผtรผn รงeliลkilerin ortadan kalkacaฤฤฑnฤฑ hayal edebiliyor musunuz? Bu nasฤฑl mรผmkรผn olabilir? รeliลkiler var olmaya devam edecektir."
-Mao Zedong
@Gattungswesen25 Itโs difficult to explain to Americans in a way they will understand and not have a visceral fear response. The language barrier is immense. I used to speak liberal, it seems Iโve forgotten. It was a language of cruelty anyway.
The U.S. spends $12,555 per person on healthcare every year, more than double the average of other wealthy countries. Yet life expectancy is lower. Infant mortality is higher. Chronic disease is more common.
Americans pay more and get less.