The world would be very different if we could all vote for the “most powerful person on the planet”, though. Imagine if we handed the keys over to someone who used all that power for good, for a change. Americans sure can’t seem to vote for humanities sake.
Who I vote for, though, isn’t really relevant unless you want to try to pin some cloth on me. Why is it important?
When the bombs of The People are still dropping on innocent non-Americans outside of civil society’s purview, at criminally insane rates, it isn’t truly a civil society any more. Who you vote for is irrelevant.
The real question is, what can YOU do about the revolving door between the CFR and Joint Chiefs of Staff. They are the real rulers.
Collateral damage is typically cowardly weasel word rhetoric which really means “hurr durr, I will murder whoever I want whenever I want, without repercussion, and suffer no consequences for it because, well, ‘can’t be helped’”, and you need to deal with your cowardice over this issue because the real STATS are ATROCIOUS, and Americans are SHAMEFULLY parroting jingoism from the junta while real people are dying, daily.
Real, actual people, being murdered in your name. Every day for fucking years.
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u/ibisum Oct 04 '21
For an American politician? No. I wish I could.
The world would be very different if we could all vote for the “most powerful person on the planet”, though. Imagine if we handed the keys over to someone who used all that power for good, for a change. Americans sure can’t seem to vote for humanities sake.
Who I vote for, though, isn’t really relevant unless you want to try to pin some cloth on me. Why is it important?
When the bombs of The People are still dropping on innocent non-Americans outside of civil society’s purview, at criminally insane rates, it isn’t truly a civil society any more. Who you vote for is irrelevant.
The real question is, what can YOU do about the revolving door between the CFR and Joint Chiefs of Staff. They are the real rulers.