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Topic
Board Speculation
[WO] Invisible chains
by
nullius
on 17/11/2020, 15:13:43 UTC
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Thousands of cars lined up to collect food in Dallas, Texas, over the weekend, stretching as far as the eye can see.

Poor Americans are forced using their cars (on credit) to stand in a food line for hours and the crazy thing is they actually believe they live in the best country in the world.


https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/1328370997125410817

 In which other country can poor people line up at a food bank while sitting in an air-conditioned, luxury vehicle, listening to music on a factory-installed, 200+ W, 6 speaker, sound system surfing the internet on their iPhone 11 max pro??

All meaningless consumer gadgets, bought with debt-slavery to the banks.  Those “poor people” are worse off than an honest peasant freeman of the past:  All that junk is provided by car loans, credit cards, and, if they are so lucky as to “own” rent from the bank a home, home loans, too.

They are born slaves, slaves from cradle to grave.  Meanwhile, they have no heirs in any meaningful sense.  No posterity.

It doesnt get any better than this; not even close.  This makes 'Best country in the world' seem like a gross understatement.

Americans stereotypically have a total lack of perspective which is both tragic, and unintentionally comical.

Quote from: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.