How?

What this article fails to address is how you’re going unrig the game thats been created. It talks at length about the result but not the process or even the environment required.

Most large economies are bought and paid for by the authoritarian left and right operating on behalf of wealth. They’ve rigged the system we operate in; how do we unrig it?

Without a revolution in every country all within a short span of time this is a big challenge. And even then, revolutions are always a throw of the political dice (and that’s without taking into consideration interference from other countries during and after).

I can’t take articles like this seriously when there’s no substance only pipedreams. Hope is useful, but only if it’s for something tangible, otherwise it’s nothing more than a balm on an open wound.

How do we get there? How do we get enough governments that would actually do something like this into power? Voting? The UN? Mass strikes? Seizing the means of production? Persecuting billionaires? How? They’re not going to lie down and volunteer to give up their wealth.

Hmmm, you’ve written as though Israel isn’t itself a fascist state. Strange choice there!

Comparing the two, from my perspective, Israel resembles Nazi Germany much more closely than the USA does. Israel has a highly radicalised population that supports the genocide of other races it considers beneath them. In Israel there is overwhelming public support for massacres and dehumanised language and persecution everywhere you look.

The USA, for all its ills, hasn’t committed a genocide in quite a while. Iran is still just a war.

Gaza was a massacre, humiliation and persecution of an entire race of people.