We have to look at global and massive systems of power, analyze and demystify them.
But they are designed to make us feel powerless and incapable of changing anything. It takes people working at all levels, locally, personally, regionally, globally, to change things.
But they are designed to make us feel powerless and incapable of changing anything. It takes people working at all levels, locally, personally, regionally, globally, to change things.
The construction of our modern systems of power were based on technocratic elites guiding everything while we stayed out of their way and exercised our "rights" by consuming and buying products.
We have to reassert our power and control if anything is going to change.
We have to reassert our power and control if anything is going to change.
As a commentator and writer, I spend my time tracking these big giant systems, as well as how they protect themselves through violence and mythologies. I'm trying to demystify what they are.
Take action WITH that understanding. Knowing is only part of the struggle.
Take action WITH that understanding. Knowing is only part of the struggle.
Social media is a really terrible forum for communication, but one of the only things we've got. What I tweet and write about are giant systems of power, conspiracy theories, and how power moves/protects itself
If you want to know what to do, take the information and run with it
If you want to know what to do, take the information and run with it
Modern politics is meant to make you feel like you're watching a grand battle between godlike figures and rooting for one to come out on top.
That's not what it has to be. Get involved. Learn. Organize. Build networks and solidarity. This isn't a game or a show.
That's not what it has to be. Get involved. Learn. Organize. Build networks and solidarity. This isn't a game or a show.
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