this isn't entirely a capitalism issue, this is closer to the result of around a century of cultural strain

But everywhere? I mean, every fucking where?

Greece, Italy, Argentina, Chile, United states, South Africa, India(Tibet), Russia, Australia, New Zealand. Etc.

Everyone it seems is realizing how uncomfortable the government is making them.

The only real place I would feel comfortable with based on social and economical strength is Sweden. And they are almost fluffier than the French.

Could u go in depth on the cultural tension? I recall reading something about russia's hippies being super radical.

in breif, Ukraine's been kind of consistently shafted by Russia. their culture's been suppressed heavily - in many areas of ukraine youths speak russian (a lot of it survived during WWII in the United States - philly became a huge ukrainian center), and they've been used heavily for resources (known as the breadbasket of the region)

far as those other places go tho, iunno. can't really speak on em but thats funky

cant wait for this to happen in the rest of the world, viva la revolution. its the only way forward, democracy doesnt work.

that's why they have 500,000 coffins outside of Atlanta Georgia, and empty concentration camps.. they're already 1 step ahead man. They saw things coming wayyyyy before you did.

that's what I was referring to.

Yeah the Fema camps have been around for 20+years.


I cant really remember who it was I really did admire some of his quotes; the man was a piece of shit dont get me wrong but the way he did his teaching and actually approached real life scenarios in terms of revolution was really awe inspiring. Some guy in Ukraine that's been organizing car bombings and government hostage situations as well as federal bank robberies and military depression tactics. Im sure this is either all his fault or is blamed on him. Im curious, really.