Philosophically, accelerationalism is simply.. rightfully accelerating the inevitable, whenever you are in a situation where overall comfort prevents torches and pitchforks. The longer people convince themselves a broken system can be changed in their favor, or even more laughably fixed by the very people who are responsible for it's broken state in the first place is.. lunacy.
We are currently in a situation where overall comfort prevents torches and pitchforks. My dumb two cents.
But there’s no guarantee the the pitchforks contingent will succeed. That is the inherent risk.
Success is irrelevant, I think. To even reach that stage, you have to be willing to act, otherwise failure or success isn't even part of the equation.
The fear of the act is what keeps politician's from doing their worst tyranny. When tyrannical, non-elected bureaucrats who are only motivated by profit from their positions are in power, the only thing that is worse is when the people no longer have ANY will to hold them accountable.
I argue the people no longer have any will to hold them accountable. Without fear of consequence, the tyranny will be never-ending.
It does seem like the only thing they respond to is violence and jewish money.
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