quotingI refuse to believe humans are this evil.
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If your intention was to group up with everyone you met, including strangers you meet in Wal-Mart and in the drive-thru, the groups we make would be good. We'd make stuff or do stuff or have clubs about movies and games and crafting and dancing and cars and history and food and everything else. It's easy to have mutual interests with just about everyone, even if you disagree with their motivations. And everyone I have ever met in-person has been, at least, a relatively decent human being. Flawed, sure, but not evil..
So how are things this bad still? Forever wars, genocides, mass surveillance, lab-grown diseases, fake money pump and dumps orchestrated by elected officials, vapid plastic Barbie dolls occupying the White House, and technology with the power to destroy all life on Earth being pushed forward by non-elected elites.
The world's base operating systems work to perpetuate alienating and exploitative mechanisms because there are large and powerful unseen groups mobilizing behind the curtain.
Nameless groups. Faceless ones. Unlike anything that everyday people could make.
They're real. It explains why the power of oppression outweighs the power of liberation. Everything in the world demands equilibrium. So we have super-villians. Where are the super-heros?
Something is tipping the scales.
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Time to put on our capes 🦸♂️