The problem is every CEO knows it’s a bubble, and all are just trying to kick the can down the road long enough they can get out with their money before it bursts.

Everyone knows it’s going to happen. But to admit it would be career suicide, with the amount of money at stake for so many people, it might legit cost them their lives if they’re honest.

Trillions and trillions of dollars that could disappear in the blink of an eye when stock prices hit zero.

And when the big ones go to zero, there’s a very good chance it crashes everything because a few megacorps own everything.

Ironically the real apocalypse AI is likely to cause, is some kind of Mad Max situation after the bubble bursts. Especially in America where necessary infrastructure like food supply is run by private mega corps, if grocery stores are empty for two weeks shit gets insane quick.

Silver lining: it’s gonna get bad enough we can start nationalizing shit as early as 2029 like FDR did after the great depression.

If a candidate said:

There should be no utilities monoplies by for profit companies

Fucking 99.99% of voters would listen to anything else they had to say.

There’s so many things that need fixed that everyone agrees on, we just haven’t had a candidate free of corporate influence.

But the next Dem primary is a better shot than we’ve ever had. We just need to make sure as many people as possible vote in the primary.

So leave it with the oligarchs who are actively brining trump to make it worse?

What the fuck kind of learned helplessness is this?

Yeah they beat and starve us, but if we stop them from doing it someone might show up and if we let them they’d beat and starve us to!!!

Like, fucking newsflash man:

This is a continual fight, and boomers acting like it wasn’t is why shit is like it is today. No matter what happens this fight never stops

There are in fact othet options besides oligrarchs/capitalists and the state.

A lot of the electrical grid is actually cooperativly owned. A majority of coverage actually.

A lot of the electrical grid is actually cooperativly owned

Sure, if you care about miles of wire and not customers, it sounds huge…

But anyone who hears that should be able to quickly figure out why it’s not relevant