yeah like someone else said i’m capable of empathy unlike most in our world unfortunately

Yeah in comparison to those in third world countries I got it made. But within this first world country I really ain't got s***, and I'm just one bad accident/illness/injury away from potentially losing my job and ending up homeless due to being unable to afford healthcare or pay bills.

Also being Black in America comes with many of its own struggles and cards stacked against me. So while I have more freedoms and privileges than those from third world countries...it's still pretty s***ty here. Better than elsewhere for sure, but yeah

America is a first world country, but it's easily up there as one of the most ghetto first world countries out there, and it's only going to be getting worse as the Trump administration continues.

isn't your username RICH with a cash emoji?

hell yeah

common misconception but it costs literally 0 to disrupt a weapon factory on your free time!

Nah

Free time?

post your screen time rn

But what do u do to show how generous and empathetic u are? Just feeling bad for others doesnt rly help

everyone has the power to instigate change regardless of how little or how much you have fam
we hold ourselves back
for better or worse

but im not the nigga to go off on nobody cause im still not doing anything all it takes is a voice and a will to put it on the line

getting w like minded people and organizing within my city chill

What do u guys organize

i joined the dsa chapter earlier this year and it’s been nothing but positive stuff

u rly bout that life

guilt is fine as a motivator but you have to channel it constructively. if you feel bad about whats happening in gaza then you need to join the palestinian nationalist movement. figure out who around you is meaningfully anti-zionist and get involved. become well read on marxism, armed national liberation, and the history of settler colonialism. then fuse this knowledge with your organizing experience to push the most revolutionary line possible.

youre right of course, everyone has the power to intervene meaningfully in the system. this "i can't do anything/blame the elites" crap is like a form of determinism americans use to not change the situation (which coincidentally, only benefits them).

you caused it every day you didn't stop it. sorry folks but nobody is free of blame, the american way of life is built upon a stack of corpses.

How do you stop it

nah we fought for this

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Red_Army

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blekingegade_Gang

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Army_Faction

these brave souls had the right idea. the solution is defeating your imperialists.

of course you also have to learn from their mistakes but militant resistance is the base line.

palestinian nationalism has shown us that a successful armed movement against white european colonialism is still possible today. the US and Israel only differ in size, the people of turtle island can and should learn tactics and strategy from armed and organized palestinians in palestine as well.

Never

I don’t disagree with you but I feel like America is too far gone to stage something like this. We are too divided, busy working and distracted by consumerism

israelis of course claim the same thing when pressed. obviously it's not true in either case. the US is no less eternal than the zionist entity, manchukuo, british kenya, apartheid south africa, or french algeria. revolution is imminent to the unresolvable contradictions of american settler-colonialism.