@MHurabiell We don't have a term for it. From the scenes of Gaza it appears to be a near complete eradication of human and non-human life with associated destruction of all man made structures and property. A sterilized earth strategy in preparation for total theft of land.
I'm not a fan of the oligarchy, but this is not the way to solve it. Not enforcing our constitutional property rights for the richest among us will, in time, backfire and those in lower will have no reason to respect your or anyone's property rights.
The U.S. Constitution protects the right to property primarily through the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. The Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause prohibits the government from taking private property for public use without "just compensation," while the Due Process Clauses prohibit depriving individuals of property without legal procedure.
Key Constitutional Protections
Fifth Amendment (Takings Clause): Requires just compensation when the government takes private property for public use (eminent domain).
Fourteenth Amendment (Due Process): Prohibits states from depriving any person of property without due process of law.
Fourth Amendment (Search and Seizure): Protects property from unreasonable searches and seizures, ensuring security in one's home and possessions.
@EyeonPalestine That pause is her trying to figure out how to say all genocide is bad without casting blame where it obviously belongs and defend the perpetrators. She didn't do a half bad job of that impossible ask, but it's clear she's not genuine and gagged by donor interests.
@TheBTCTherapist Depends.
Struggling and barely able to make ends meet - 5-10%
Getting by - 20-30%
Doing reasonably well but still paycheck dependent - 50-60%
Have a decent nest egg and could lean retire - 70-80%
Financial independence -90-100%
More than you'll ever need -100-130%
@MarkGoldfeder@BernieSanders This is offensive to true antisemites who do not want to be associated with Bernie Sanders. I appeal to the algorithm to suppress your hurtful speech against a severely marginalized group.
@PeterSchiff@saylor If Bitcoin remains secure and decentralized, which is very likely, it has a good chance at becoming the world reserve currency. Gold will continue to be a world reserve asset, but, as Bitcoin progresses towards reserve status, that role will progressively dininish.