dtrys wrote:
"So what are you doing to stop it?" What do you recommend?
I think what you are seeing is the frustration of many people of being oppressed by governments for many years. Governments do this in many ways, often under the guise of the good for all.
People feel it but do not know what to do about it. Positive change has come slowly. Do you remember back in the 1960's where in many states a marriage of an African American and a white person was not recognized in many states? That's just one example of the governments power to deny people of their right to happiness, or maybe rather pursuit of happiness.
So if you got a plan I'll listen.
It's up to you to come up with a plan. I'm old without much time left. This is your world now and your time.
What I remember from the 1960s was that when an oppressive government was drafting young men, who didn't even have the right to vote, against their will and sending them to die in a remote country for no reason, that some refused to go. They burned their draft cards, they went to jail, they wrote protest songs, they started the free speech movement, they organized sit-ins.
I remember watching a violent street battle between protesters and Daly's thugs outside of the Democratic national convention. I remember seeing US army tanks rolling through the streets of Detroit against the backdrop of burned out, still smoldering buildings.
Again, look to the yellow vests in France, or to the civil rights movement of the 50s and 60s as examples. If you think your rights are being denied, passively complaining on social media will not change anything. Stop blaming Boomers, Nancy Pelosi, liberals, Bill Gates, Kara Goucher, Barack Obama, or whoever. Civil disobedience still works, but people need to be willing to risk something.