I don't hate America. I hate the ruling class, government and system we are stuck living in. But none of them represent the people. I like to think there are still good people here despite how bleak and hopeless the future looks for this country.
This might be a weird take but: you can't separate the ruling class and government from the American concept. America is the state. It's too fucking massive to be anything else coherent. The idea of "one America" is fundamentally disconnected from the actual communities that inhabit its stolen land. "The People" don't live in America, they live in Appalachia, or the Pacific Northwest, or NYC. The People exist locally, where America exists above and separate from them.
It's like that with every large country. You really think that people in Beijing are living the same as people in Yunnan? Likewise, in terms of Stolen Land, Eastern Germany rightful Slavic clay. My ancestors souls will not rest until the lands are reclaimed.
I like to think there are still good people here despite how bleak and hopeless the future looks for this country.
My dude you don't even gotta think that, like millions of people took to the streets this summer in the largest protest movement this country has ever seen
I feel the same way. I feel like there actually is a great version of America somewhere in here that you can almost catch sight of, whose potential is waiting to be unlocked.
That's what I believe. Our government, politicians and ruling class do not represent us in the slightest. There are still good people here. The anger at the government and ruling class are absolutely justified.
I don't hate America. I hate the ruling class, government and system we are stuck living in. But none of them represent the people. I like to think there are still good people here despite how bleak and hopeless the future looks for this country.
This might be a weird take but: you can't separate the ruling class and government from the American concept. America is the state. It's too fucking massive to be anything else coherent. The idea of "one America" is fundamentally disconnected from the actual communities that inhabit its stolen land. "The People" don't live in America, they live in Appalachia, or the Pacific Northwest, or NYC. The People exist locally, where America exists above and separate from them.
America's not a country, it's just a business.
It's like that with every large country. You really think that people in Beijing are living the same as people in Yunnan? Likewise, in terms of Stolen Land, Eastern Germany rightful Slavic clay. My ancestors souls will not rest until the lands are reclaimed.
Give Ireland back to the Fir Bolg.
Yes, I think we should reset all border to 4350 BC
Return to tradition
It's also a colonial state, so the people have existed only separate from the land. We live on top of America, but not really in it.
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I think we mostly or totally agree.
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My dude you don't even gotta think that, like millions of people took to the streets this summer in the largest protest movement this country has ever seen
I feel the same way. I feel like there actually is a great version of America somewhere in here that you can almost catch sight of, whose potential is waiting to be unlocked.
That's what I believe. Our government, politicians and ruling class do not represent us in the slightest. There are still good people here. The anger at the government and ruling class are absolutely justified.
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