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First Nepal had a GenZ revolution and now Mexico, when can America have that :(
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Anonymous 5w

The difference is those are nations that didn’t care to make life /just/ good enough to make the regular person not want to revolt. Here in the US, we have entire systems dedicated to keeping you complacent

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Anonymous 5w

Because Nepal and Mexico are both far less entrenched and powerful than America. Those are the kinds of countries whose preexisting instability lends itself to radical change. We literally can’t do what they do over there here tho. People have wayyy too much to lose in America.

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Anonymous replying to -> mushy.the.mushroom 5w

If that changes tho, then yeah it’ll probably happen. If the majority of people miss like, three meals, every single person in power will suddenly have their days numbered. Like all of them.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 5w

Yep, exactly. Liberals have spent the last few decades, basically every year post Reagan, mastering the ability to ride this line.

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Anonymous replying to -> mushy.the.mushroom 5w

Ahh I see. Makes sense

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 5w

The balls on you for just being able to say that.

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Anonymous replying to -> mushy.the.mushroom 5w

What😭

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 5w

Most people dont have deeply held wishes and hopes that they can just accept aren’t feasible. Most people push back aggressively. The fact you were open to ideas that contradict what you wish would happen is just impressive.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 5w

Not that you should just be accepting everything I say as fact or smth but you know what I mean. Its just cool you’re open minded

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