Mastodawn

@skykiss Trump and Putin represent the mob as do many other heads of Earth’s governments. Most are bought and paid for by the ultra rich CEOs (aka oligarchs). Even on pain of death, their totalitarian world order can no longer sustain Empires, as is the evidence from the use of tariffs for extortion and the finance of terror to steal and destroy the people’s resources. The only viable future is its total collapse so an ethically sustainable morality can end their corruption. If so, it is necessary to end the corporate sovereignty that the ultras interests depend on. Republic sovereignty, as in democratic rights for diverse interests can be built upon a just and equitable foundation for their Federation. At the moment fewer and fewer live well, while more endure poverty, starvation, disease, terror and war. The people’s choice, is allow the ultras programme of ecocide to continue to end with biosphere collapse or end their abuse of capital! #EndMobRule #DemocraticFreedom

Paul Healey Jul 28

‘But most importantly, vast economic inequality leads to vast political inequality, which undermines democracy because rising private wealth increases private power, which is the ability to impose one’s will on other people.’ https://www.project-syndicate.org/onpoint/why-us-democracy-has-fallen-into-oligarchy-and-how-to-restore-it-by-mordecai-kurz-2025-05

The lesson of Hitler’s takeover of the Reichstag has not been learnt. Party democracy can be bought, so is not rebust enough to protect the people from the ultra rich and their fascist cults like MAGA, Reform and AfD etc.. Party democracy, is the technological basis for Mob Rule and Ecocide. Ecocide is its programe as rule by inequality, terror, purges, and genocide accelerate the destruction of sustainable ecosystems. Interests Rights Democracy is the seed for an ethically sustainable morality. #EndMobRule #UltrasEcocide #IRD #PartyDemocracy #MobRuleEcocide #InterestsRightsDemocracy #EndTheTotalitarianDeathCults

Why US Democracy Is Failing – and How to Restore It

Mordecai Kurz argues that four decades of technological change and free-market public policy fueled an inevitable backlash.

Project Syndicate