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Given the members of the American legislature are utterly dependent on the wealthy (0.005%) who donate >10K to their campaigns and so the electorate in the US is ignored, I would argue that Koch et. al. are setting up a pre-revolutionary oligarchic landscape.
That said, there my be a need to make the revolution, by _being_ outside the system, but also by bypassing the owned media.
There is a strong flavour of change in the air, tell people a better world is possible
Given the members of the American legislature are utterly dependent on the wealthy (0.005%) who donate >10K to their campaigns and so the electorate in the US is ignored, I would argue that Koch et. al. are setting up a pre-revolutionary oligarchic landscape.
That said, there my be a need to make the revolution, by _being_ outside the system, but also by bypassing the owned media.
There is a strong flavour of change in the air, tell people a better world is possible