With unemployment low and wages rising, the struggle for basic necessities like food should be easing. But those on the front lines of feeding the hungry say they are seeing the opposite.
You’re right ofc. But almost every radical change in the world has come from revolution, because rich powerful people don’t listen to, or even see, the struggles the people face.
Who can afford a revolution? What revolution in the last hundred years actually resulted in an improvement? Seems like a path to making everything worse.
No one will like the outcome. Revolution almost never results in a better living standard in the lifetime of those involved.
That’s not to say it’s the worst course of action, just recognizing the down sides.
You’re right ofc. But almost every radical change in the world has come from revolution, because rich powerful people don’t listen to, or even see, the struggles the people face.
People who love power don’t give it up willingly.
Who can afford a revolution? What revolution in the last hundred years actually resulted in an improvement? Seems like a path to making everything worse.
Autumn of nations would like a word