> when brrr happened, there was almost no inflation visible until at least covid. they can mask inflation in such intricate and elegant ways that when it inevitably happens, they can manufacture blame on basically anyone/anything and the public will eat it up straight from their hands. no, the public is actually losing trust in the establishment on all sides of the political spectrum precisely because what we're being told does not cohere with what we're seeing in our lived experience. capitalism is a very strong bulwark against mass direct action because it ensures that people are divided and individually dependent on the system, but dissident thought and behavior is being pushed through the cracks like water being squeezed in a lead container. look up "catabolic collapse". the oligarchs can bleed.  > your pride reflects your naive certainty that your perceived state of affairs is correct and isn't directly derived from the manipulative rhetoric of its perpetrators. gonna need you to be more specific about where i'm wrong, because it looks like we actually agree on some things and by the logic of this statement you'd be calling your own stance into question as well. are you basing this exclusively on my disposition toward animal sex? because that disposition is of a subjective nature and not based on assumptions of objective moral truth.  > exactly. if leaving them off the msm is so simple, then that means that their social firewall works as intended, no? what do you mean "works"? the cyberattacks are getting worse for them and despite the lack of msm coverage of the majority of them, alphabet allows youtube creators to cover these incidents in great depth. > lmk when you reread your post and apologize for your meaningless adhom shitstorm. you're here advocating for bestiality; i never advocated for anime porn.
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