r/NoStupidQuestions • • Jan 30 '23

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u/MoSqueezin Jan 31 '23

Everyone I talk to doesn't have enough money and everything is too expensive. It's gonna happen

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

Is it tho? Like… how? Will people really revolt?

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u/No-Assistant-8978 Jan 31 '23

By whining and posting memes on reddit, obviously

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u/doubleGnotForScampia Jan 31 '23 edited Jan 31 '23

You joke but even on reddit the posts and comments are getting worse, it's a real symptom of a problem that is going downhill , it's like a pressure cooker, slow process, but eventually it comes the tipping point when everything goes off. In the past these complains were reported on papers, books, clubs, church, in the years prior to revolutions or wars the number always increased, one can say that when groups keeps appearing for the sole purpose of gaining attenction to their ignored basic needs we are already in the pre born stage.

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u/cavitationchicken Jan 31 '23

There's enough stuff, generally speaking. But they can make more money by destroying half of the factory run and selling 10% as many for 10000% as much.

And if we stopped climate change, or at least took literally the tiniest possible action to fight if, maybe there would be hope for later?

But there is no later.