#ElitePanic is an underappreciated factor in political and social life: "“The community aid is something we need to continue to support, but it’s a drop in the bucket. What we need is more government assistance. We need FEMA assistance. We need the federal government to step up and do its job. You know, we have seen a level of response from both federal and state governments. But that response hasn’t been bringing in aid, it has been bringing in police. I have seen police from Charlotte, from Louisiana, from Atlanta. All this manpower wasn’t sent in to distribute supplies, or to clear the roads, or even direct traffic. It was sent in to make sure hungry people, thirsty people, desperate people couldn’t get the supplies they needed. Those police and the private security which we saw guarding grocery stores, could have helped with distributing supplies instead. But that’s not what they’re doing.”

https://www.liberationnews.org/hurricane-helene-disaster-zone-socialists-provide-relief-capitalist-government-provides-nothing/

The Politics of Panic
Do you know who panics the most during disasters?

@jessicawildfire

It's the rich.

It's the politicians. It's the elite. It's the riot police. They don't panic about actual death and suffering.

They panic about money.

They hide crucial information.

They deceive us.

They called it elite panic.

It's very effective.

#ElitePanic #BCPoli #CDNPoli

https://www.okdoomer.io/the-politics-of-panic/