Unfortunately, despite all the LARPing and copium-huffing that goes on here, all of us know that isn't going to happen. The only possible way to change something so utterly corrupt is with direct, collective, overwhelming force. No one is going to do a damn thing, because everyone wants someone else to do it, because nobody wants to die or go to jail for being the only idiot who tried to do something when nobody else was doing it. Everyone's going to sit around and talk about what they think needs to happen, but they won't act on it, because they'd rather be alive, eating steaks and watching KikeTV, as opposed to being some idiot on the news who got annihilated by a bored SWAT team. I think we're stuck on this path, and whatever's going to happen is going to happen. I'm not going to do shit about, you're not going to do shit about it, nobody is going to do shit about it, because we all know that the system itself is more staffed, funded, and equipped than we could ever hope to overcome. The system knows it too, and they know nobody aside from the odd nutjob here and there is ever going to do anything, or even try, because to overcome the system you need the masses, but the system owns the masses. We're already past the point of no return, the enemy won a long time ago. Voting is meaningless and nobody's going to fight. And really, why the fuck should they? All things considered, being able to get a burger, rent a movie, and fuck a dumb slut on Tinder is a thousand times better than getting shot to pieces trying to wage war over your political views like some sand nigger in Afghanistan. Yea, we're drones in a system way larger than ourselves, and it sucks. But at least we have Burger King and running water. No normal person is going to risk losing their comfort and their life to "make a stand" for their politics, no matter what bullshit rhetoric they spew on Poal in order to blow off steam and feel better. The last people who tried it ended up fighting the entire world, and only lasted five years, even when their entire country was behind the idea. Not a damn thing is going to change.