12%of Russians Experience Panic Attack
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I talk about “victim blaming” from time to time. Are we the victims? We aren’t. Us, here. That’s unquestionable. We’re aware and we still allow it. That’s not victimhood; it’s complicity. The 95% of the population either objectively too retarded or simply ignorant of what’s going on? They’re the victims. Not us. Our complicity means we’re the ones victimizing.
Idk about that if you're born into a shell game is it your fault? We live in one of most abundant times in history when it comes to Maslow's hierarchy of needs but there's an underlying false scarcity by the nature of the national religion Capitalism. We've been raised to want and never be satiated. If someone is brainwashed and they commit a crime is it on them or the person who brainwashed them? I do think victimhood culture is some sick fad but even us speaking about this is a strike against the system that binds us all, however miniscule
I know; I wrestle with that a lot. Our knowledge confers us with a duty to act. We refuse to. But the situation we’ve been handed wasn’t our fault; it was the fault of our ancestors–who didn’t act. Do we blame them? The living or just the dead? Does blaming them–and acting against them–serve the purposes of our true enemies? Or is it a necessary sub-act, like applying suction to remove the loose blood impeding your vision during surgery.
I prefer Max-Neef’s. He’s not a jew, for one. I feel our thinking needs not be clouded by their interpretation of existence.
Tentative agreement with the statement, provided we concur not to pin down the definition of the word ‘capitalism’ until there’s agreement upon it.
Yes. I just wish it mattered.
If we know and refuse, then we are doing exactly the same thing our predecessors did, so we can't blame (especially considering they probably were less aware of it than we are).
My feeling is everyone should be doing that which they think will actually move towards the thing you want. Whatever that is that in your mind is the best incremental path there, always be moving along that path.
I personally don't think violence is tenable path, I've said a hundred times here but my path is work towards decentralization (become able to sustain outside of the system, help others to do so as well, build networks of such people locally, build regional networks/alliances for safety and trade). I consistently make progress on making that a reality in the ways that I can.
Everyone should be doing the same. Even talking about and raising awareness of this stuff makes progress. Waking up one ignorant bastard at a time does make it harder to advance these agendas. Wherever it is you want to get to, determine the incremental path that you believe best gets you there, and constantly move along that path.
Be careful with the anti-capitalism stuff. Monopoly is the problem, not free markets. There is no perfect system, and human nature guarantees that the trend will always be towards centralization of power. Socialism, communism, et al, just skip the work and give all power to a central authority. Decentralization (including anti-trust) is what yields individual liberty and a middle class, and meritocracy is the best driver of quality.
Make no mistake, though, no matter what, the trend will always move back towards centralizing power, which means people must always work against centralized power. Once they give up, or stop paying attention, they will lose everything they gained (as can clearly be seen by looking around today).
Then you’ve already lost and white genocide is complete. You’re psychotic. There are exactly zero other options.
Hence why we need a definition before being able to discuss “capitalism.”