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You're getting downvoted, but I wish people could understand how multiple things can be simultaneously true.
It's not "both sides." It's "one side is nazis, and the other side is robber barons wearing the skin of leftist ideals, preventing legislation for the people, and trying to profit off of the nazi stuff."
Like, with the fascist takover going on you have chuck going "I hear the will of the people, who want us to focus on funding Israel. Don't worry, I hear you, the sick, hungry, and educators can absolutely tough it out for Israel. "
Democrats have shown direct complicity with the republican actions, largely through people incentivized to actively kneecap any effort to help regular people instead of the wealthy. Look at and review on legislation vs public preference vs corporate preferences.
But no, the only way to cooperate in changing the system is investing more deeply into the inevitable pendulum of the two party system pushing the overton window towards oppression with each swing. One slower but more discreet. The other is Nazis being nachos Nazis.
Neither is the solution to the problem, but systemic and socialized changes in how we act and react to the systems we are in, as bottom up networks.
People have to interact with the political reality and put energy into it, but we've already socialized that shame and laziness is a failure to participate in the socio-economic hierarchy, rather than a lack of spending energy on basic ethics and epistemic hygiene.
We need new tools and behaviours to interact with new problems. This takes energy, which makes it socially unpopular. But we all die if we don't find basic cooperation to fix a feedback loop that lost the plot.
People shat on "don't look up" for being too "on the nose and snobbish." yet here we are, with people living in socialized framing bubbles that are just as aggressively ignorant.
But bringing that up is cringe.
Yes vote against the nazis, but don't let people believe that means we are not still in existential danger.
are you claiming you are not?
my least favourite type of typo, appreciate the note!