Anonymous #1 10h

probably not

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Anonymous #1 10h

Give enough dopamine hits to people they don’t want to rebel. Why strive for holding CEOs and billionaires accountable when I can go stand in line for a toy

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Anonymous #1 9h

Even comparing rebellions and insurgencies in the 21st century they met conditions that the average America is far from facing. We have to realize that, objectively speaking, American citizens on average earn higher wages than most of the world, have access to high quality healthcare (despite the awful trap of medical debt many find themselves in within our broken system, people still get treated effectively), and overall greater opportunities that don’t create a unified conscious that we-

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Anonymous OP 9h

Need to rebel against our government. We can’t relatively compare the past to the present without deeply analyzing how much more nuanced modern life is for the average citizen. I’m not gonna argue that a rebellion will never happen, but in the present day most people wake up, work, eat, sleep, and live their life fairly normally without much of a thought about revolting as the conditions are somewhat far from being met

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Anonymous OP 8h

The problem is not just material conditions, because despite having the highest GDP many Americans still experience outcomes we would consider third world. Just because they aren’t the majority doesn’t make their existence insignificant. The actual problem is hegemony and orthodoxy being used as mechanisms to maintain inequality.

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