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  • I get your point and share your worries, but I ended up concluding that I will regret more aiding the descent to fascism than being a casualty of it.

    Think of all the people that survived Nazi Germany while being a collaborator and seeing all the horrors their cowardice helped occur.

    I don’t think those people would have happy lives after that, I know I wouldn’t.

    Furthermore, I believe that if I don’t act now when is somewhat safe, I will act latter down the line and would definitely get killed.

    It’s your choice.






  • While I agree with most of what you said, I cannot disregard how a swift change in politics can be introduced to satisfy the wims of the billonaires. We have recent and astounding examples (USA). Sadly I don’t trust humanity anymore. I don’t have a choice but to try to live my life the best I can, but I won’t force anyone else into existence.

    Have a good one you too my friend!




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    In some countries you are a disease away of financial bankruptcy. Good luck being able to 100% guarantee a living.

    Furthermore, this is the first generation that is worse off than the previous one, and its a trend that seems will continue.

    In the lucky event of being part of the select 3% that has financial security, no luxury can shield you from the pain the rest of the people is suffering.

    Maybe I’m a pessimist, but introducing a child into this roulette is not the kindest if you think about it.






  • Indeed, I believe we are seeing the simptoms.

    Won’t you say humanity is sick right now?

    To expand on my previous point: A cáncer cell (billionaire) is one that forgot its original purpose (being a productive member of society) and instead grows indiscriminately, eventually killing its host (Everyone else and the planet).

    Honestly I don’t see any difference at all between the two.



  • Money is the way people are payed for their labour in order to transact for goods and services.

    When a government or central bank possesses the hability to expand the money supply, it can dilute the currency’s value. This process, known as inflation, systematically diminishes the purchasing power of an individual’s wages and savings.

    However, the consequences extend beyond the erosion of personal wealth. Persistent inflation, even at a seemingly modest rate like 3% per year, creates a powerful incentive for perpetual economic growth. For a company to simply preserve its value against rising costs and a devaluing currency, it must generate returns that outpace the rate of inflation. This fosters an environment where businesses are pressured to expand continuously.

    If we accept that money is the primary channel for economic energy and that productive employment is essential for a healthy society, this framework raises a critical question. A system that structurally requires constant growth for mere survival, rather than for meeting genuine demand, draws comparisons to pathological processes. Some would argue it resembles a cancer: a system whose logic of endless expansion can threaten the stability of the larger organism it inhabits.