Also, hey Americans, I know it’s feeling led and less like we’re part of the world, but we’re capable of boycotting American companies (when possible) too. We gotta eat, but we don’t need shitty American cars.

Or we could just all strike, we can rent strike too. And yes, the police aren’t on our side, but will they ever be? Maybe if the economy is crashed enough they’ll come around, only one way to find out.

When they say a month of free time, the really mean a month of neglecting the laundry, dishes, vacuuming, showering, and cooking at home. And probably also a month of being late to work too.

A good hard economic crash can do the same thing, though it’s not really bloodless either. Even if it doesn’t really hurt billionaires, it gets more people upset and changes things.

I’m afraid it’s going to have to be a really bad and long one to make any meaningful long term change though. Like I might not see the end of it, being in my mid 40s.

The trouble is it might not get bad enough for change until the boomers really die off, but not until they absorb or eliminate most of social security and Medicare’s funding.

Also even if the voters wake up and are allowed to change Congress and the president, we’re still stuck with the fuckbag Supreme Court. It needs reforming in parallel with campaign finance, proportional representation, first past the post, and the EC.

They largely own the police. Is going to taken overwhelming opposition, which is difficult to organize quickly effectively.

This dude’s never heard of Symbian or Blackberry I guess. Or Sony Ericsson and Nokia N*** phones.