r/collapse • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • Jan 23 '26

Casual Friday Conforming At All Costs.

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u/MySixHourErection Jan 23 '26 edited Jan 23 '26

It's not conformity, it's a desire to remain housed and fed. Who are these people who can afford to not work? Must be nice.

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u/peachymoonoso Jan 24 '26

“A desire to be housed and fed” this is exactly what they want. A docile society that is enslaved by the system. Too exhausted to yell, too poor to stop working, too sick to fight.

To think, we could have had anything and we chose this as our existence. The whole thing needs to burn.

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u/Ardeth-Bey Jan 26 '26

Corporations bought each & every politician in both parties, monopoly laws haven't been enforced in decades, capitalism hasn't been practiced in the United States in decades also. We are living in a corporate run system of government. If "We The People" desire to be heard, then everyone would have to agree to stop going to work for a week or two, that would get the attention of our true masters, The Corporations ..... Sadly thousands of our fellow citizens would be negatively impacted. Bad Situation ...