We are all definitely under reacting to the scale of damage done by DOGE. It’s irreversible and extremely bad. There need to be a lot of things done going forward but holding these ghouls to account is a high priority.

I’m not saying this should be the response to everyone who voted for him. But for anyone willing to kidnap and torture people for money, it’s open season.

You’d think, but you can actually get quite granular with it. Nothing noticable really but enough to tell with some certainty where people originated.

The only response to anyone saying anything about due process not being necessary is that you are currently calling ice on them for being an illegal immigrant. And when they complain that they are a citizen, you say, “sorry no due process for illegal scum.”

There need to be crowds of hundreds people with gas cans who go to these chuds houses and burn them the fuck down. Remove them from our communities. Excise the threat.

It requires a sustained effort. They will probably get the message before we run out of examples.

Personally, if they only understand violence, let’s speak to them in their language. Make them all regret their course of actions.

Fuck religious nutcases. We much remove them all from every government the world over.

How about “no bullies. Period.”

Can someone gut her in the restrooms please?

No justification for war. Stop manufacturing consent. Eat shit and die media.

My claim is that capitalism is not only an economic system as it will eventually replace the government as well. I feel like you enjoy talking down to people who don’t have a degree in the fantasy world of economics. The entire field is nonsense building off of nonsense.

I am constantly bewildered by you people who act like these things are separate, unrelated ideas.

What do you fucking mean I’m criticizing government and not capitalism? Is regulation of the economy unrelated to the economic system? Does that economic system not impact the effectiveness of various methods of regulation? Why do you feel you can just sidestep questions and claim it’s unrelated?

Explain how to prevent capital from interbreeding with regulation. Tell me how a government could definitely prevent that.

Also my comment discussed the societal impacts of capitalism. The exhalation of greed has effects on the society which by it’s very nature decrease interest in strong regulation. Greedy people don’t like regulations even if they are never affected by them.

Where do you think the idea of “The Fates” comes from? Or any number of other similar deities/forces in nearly every society around the world. That feeling has been with us as humans for a long, long time.

Maybe we are focusing on the wrong places. Maybe we should be burning down schools of economics. Burn down every building that teaches it. Maybe that would help.

It was regulated. They captured the regulators. That’s the whole point. It could never have gone any other way. Capitalism breeds greed. In everyone. And when a greedy person sees another person doing something highly immoral and abusive to their customers, they don’t think, “my God! We have to stop it!”

They think, “that’s a good idea. How can I get MINE?”

It will not keep going forever. A few decades longer at best.

The climate will end all other plans. Be sure of it.

Those plans may change to something worse, but the status quo of people being weak and complacent will end, by by force of nature. Will that mean revolution? Who cares. It will be too late. It is too late.

The Cambodians have a history of claiming thai historical sites as Cambodian and generally claiming everything to be theirs. They have been sending civilians to the border to cause problems and try to cross illegally

I believe Thailand here.

According to a study, the lower top 10% accounts for something like 68% of cash flow in the economy. Us plebs are being cut out all together.

That being said, I think if people can’t afford to eat, things might bet bad. We will probably end up a kept population in these ghouls fever dreams.

Edit: I’m an idiot.