The whole point of the Tech Billionaires plan is to pull apart America, reset it to an earlier time, so they can carve it up into fifedoms and each rule an area.
Good for them, but for everyone else (including the prestige of the country globally), it’s clearly a step backwards and a downgrade.
American Capitalists intentionally set out to kill American democracy. They have the money so are giving it a shot.
…and still they want more, whether it’s Marc Andreesen’s Network States and “California Forever” project. Sam Altman’s Prospera project, Peter Thiel’s Sea Steeding and comments on democracy not being compatible with (rich guy) freedom, or the Epstein emails where he discusses Alexander Dugin and ending democracy. They all want to be Monarchs.
I feel like The Business Plot would be a better point of historical comparison to todays events. You should go do a course in comparative history if you think introducing comparisons is anything new.
Also, try to pay for the course in company scrip if you can get away with it.
Kind of a weird response to me pointing out that what’s happening today is in no way out of the ordinary for the burger reich. There’s no need for a fascist take over plot because burdgerland is already the heart of global fascism.
All I have done is respond in kind, suggesting you are not aware of things (comparative history), just as you suggested I wasn’t aware of robber barons. We both know that fascism and capitalism are deeply linked. That you found my description of it superfluous is not a constructive way to start a conversation, and was at best going to find an odd response.
I mean if you were aware of these things then it’s not clear why you wrote your original comments which are nonsensical. If you understand that there is nothing new happening here and that the US has always been a fascist state, then braying about billionaires ruining your democracy is really weird. Seems like you have some cognitive dissonance to work through there.
The whole point of the Tech Billionaires plan is to pull apart America, reset it to an earlier time, so they can carve it up into fifedoms and each rule an area.
Good for them, but for everyone else (including the prestige of the country globally), it’s clearly a step backwards and a downgrade.
American Capitalists intentionally set out to kill American democracy. They have the money so are giving it a shot.
It’s always been a democracy for the ruling class which is the capital owning class from the very start. Entire books have been written on the subject. There are studies showing this to be the case based on empirical data https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/perspectives-on-politics/article/testing-theories-of-american-politics-elites-interest-groups-and-average-citizens/62327F513959D0A304D4893B382B992B
…and still they want more, whether it’s Marc Andreesen’s Network States and “California Forever” project. Sam Altman’s Prospera project, Peter Thiel’s Sea Steeding and comments on democracy not being compatible with (rich guy) freedom, or the Epstein emails where he discusses Alexander Dugin and ending democracy. They all want to be Monarchs.
You should go read up on the robber barons at the start of the 20th century if you think this is anything new.
I feel like The Business Plot would be a better point of historical comparison to todays events. You should go do a course in comparative history if you think introducing comparisons is anything new.
Also, try to pay for the course in company scrip if you can get away with it.
Kind of a weird response to me pointing out that what’s happening today is in no way out of the ordinary for the burger reich. There’s no need for a fascist take over plot because burdgerland is already the heart of global fascism.
All I have done is respond in kind, suggesting you are not aware of things (comparative history), just as you suggested I wasn’t aware of robber barons. We both know that fascism and capitalism are deeply linked. That you found my description of it superfluous is not a constructive way to start a conversation, and was at best going to find an odd response.
I mean if you were aware of these things then it’s not clear why you wrote your original comments which are nonsensical. If you understand that there is nothing new happening here and that the US has always been a fascist state, then braying about billionaires ruining your democracy is really weird. Seems like you have some cognitive dissonance to work through there.
Removed by mod
Capitalism’s inevitable end stage.
Today us, tomorrow you.