EatPotatoes [none/use name]

Can’t stand moistcriticals “I dont know anything but here is what I think” aura.

So much is psychological. Generations told how special they are and that they would change the world. The esoteric became low hanging fruit.

Devout catholics didn’t care what the pope thought. He says look after refugees, don’t discriminate against other religions and challenge capitalsim. The catholics are just like “deus vult lol” but are often too lazy to go full tradcatch. The whole thing feels more like an identity than any sort of genuine belief system.

I prefer today’s version. So many disillusioned people or obvious fascists. It’s beautiful.

The best are the book of revelation doomsday types. Like why does it even matter then?

I was told to read the Secret, too. What frauds.

That therapist deserves to be a non-person: no benefits, job or social housing.

Some of the worst people become therapists. I don’t care if they say it’s reverse psychology or tough love. It’s attempted manslaughter and they are probably took the job with its shit conditions out of bloodlust.

Eat it gold hoarders

Don’t think it’s a problem that gets fixed until there is a DoTP. Don’t think it’s an essential tool for getting there either.

People react to the tangible benefits over ideas. We can say religion is the opiate of the masses, but it’s the institution that dominates mutual aid, addiction services, bereavement and prisons. Finding people at their most desperate and rewiring their brains with hopeful experiences that lead to fanatical devotion.

Tech companies can only come so close with their multi-billion dollar algorithms. FOSS and decentralised efforts have entirely missed the mark by assuming that the lack of this sophistication is “a feature, not a bug”. This doesn’t appeal to most people. They want that dopamine fix from the algorithm. They want simple, intuitive tech, and TikTok reinvented the TV for them in a way Western tech pathetically couldn’t replicate, so they had to buy them out.

Let it happen. The “seed” is the social infrastructure we must build to deal with more important things like food, medicine and housing.

Remember when people used to freak out about fema camps?

It’s the singularity cult, capital is long dead and robot feudalism is the only way out for them.

The dead eyes capture how everyday people feel about this. Like performative empathy for the Ukrainians, but let’s keep putting them through the meat grinder to weaken Russia.

I love Ben Nortan’s monotone screaming.

Ireland is not that good. We allow arms to be transported over our airspace and won’t ban import goods from occupied therapies. Everybody else are just ghouls.

They have to, how else can you face into the world. Being homeless doesn’t provide much more protection.

It’s getting so bad that I wish for cosmic justice so that anyone still belittling the fear of Covid gets long Covid in place of a health or retail worker.

That’s fair enough, but Americans are bringing in this cancerous “upper and lower, not left or right” rhetoric that I am convinced is a psyop to take the class consciousness and cool with meagre reformism. Not even like the Bismark health reforms, but “yay, we don’t have to pay for anaesthetic while covered, terrorism rules” reformism.

Tell me what I am saying it is just clinical depression. But the left is in no way ready for this and this whole thing is going to be co-opted by the far right.

“Health CEOs” are fair enough, but libs have some weird Voldemort hangup calling out the shareholders.

Yeah, but Karen Silkwood also blew the whistle on dangerous practices in the nuclear industry as part of her trade union activities. And was intentionally contaminated with plutonium and then ran off the road when word got out.

Fabs are hazardous environments as well [1] [2] [3]. The last thing TSMC needs is potential whistleblowing on H&S or hardware backdoors. Then again I don’t see it making a difference to any bottom line.

You would be silkwooded so fast