Subnostr

Call me cynical but writing to your government/overlords/king/oppressor isn’t going to achieve your objectives. It’s just giving them a heads up that you’re going to be a problem and you need to be eliminated.

The government isn’t going to fix anything, they weren’t ever going to.

Politicians are society’s failures, if they were worth anything they would have already built that road/school/business/university rather than scrounging off you.

So stop it, be your own hero, be ungovernable.

Deleted Account 1y ago

Ahem. Okay.

Many government workers aren’t politicians FFS 🤦🏻‍♀️. We took an oath (some would say of poverty) by seeking to change things from the inside. Some of us got lucky & we created things that were intended for good and later co-opted without our knowledge for bad intentions.

More good changes happened than bad IMO. But even if it were opposite, I still did the work.

Do I blame myself? No.

Call me a realist for formerly actively working within the framework.

Kindly, have you read human history?

“Be ungovernable” is an adorable slogan. But WTF does that mean?

What I won’t abide is this idea of others proclaiming to be “ungovernable” if all they do or have done is speak online. That’s not

being ungovernable. That’s just playing the part of victim like many other pawns have in the past.

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Catty_McCatface 1y ago

Indeed and you have valid points.

Often people get hung up on the idea that someone else will fix it or do it for them and abdicate responsibility to others who make it seem easy but at what cost?

Where I live we have honest corruption that is so pervasive and endemic it’s almost funny and the system cannot be fixed from the inside. You have to do it all yourself.

Deleted Account 1y ago

Thanks for understanding where I’m coming from. 💜🫂🥰 Immediate follow based on such an honest response.

The world is messed up on multiple fronts and it is often hard to communicate with others on their level. We each have lives and are at various stages, ages, experiences, expectations… etc. you get it.

Part of online culture is not knowing where another is or what they have experienced. My goal is always to seek love & peaceful resolutions. Admitting my own failures is part of my story. How to do it without ego is something I’m still working through. Appreciate you understanding that.

My sincere hope is that this place grows to where 99% of humanity comes together. One of my sayings is 99% of us are in the same earth boat. It’s the 1% that we must demand pay their fair share. How we each go about that is staggeringly different. That’s to be expected.

Obviously, my goal for world peace is seen as unrealistic by many. That’s fine. Far too many have died in wars.