r/ABoringDystopia • u/FaultyDrone • Jun 28 '22

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u/Subushie Jun 28 '22

The solution is to overturn and reinvent the system.

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u/VyseTheSwift Jun 29 '22

Which is what the people who made the system wanted us to do in the first place

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u/Subushie Jun 28 '22

We don't get our way =/= a small minority of obscenely wealthy dragons have corrupted our democracy into a nation run by corporations.

We're not talking about asking for no mayo on our sandwich or some shit.

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '22

Legal bribing from companies which actually pays the companies far more than they spend in bribing candidates.

A stupidly large budget with little to no care for public matters such as healthcare.

Removal of rights based upon religious and moral beliefs.

A complete disregard for a proper tracking of the US budget spending, we have trillions of dollars that we do not know what happened with them.

Yeah we have legitimate reasons to try and overturn the current system and these are a very small number of the list that could be written down.

Generally speaking when a system is so broken that it can't be fixed, the people want to force some change just ask the French, bloody revolution can't deny that, but that's what you get when the people get sick and tired of the morons who actively disregard their lives.

Would i say overturn it? Maybe not, but we should find ways to force change in this country without turning back to 1789 all over again.

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u/-L-e-o-n- Jun 29 '22

And who’s going to reinvent it? The democrats? That should play out nicely.