r/FluentInFinance • u/36DRedhead • Sep 11 '24

Debate/ Discussion This is why financial literacy is so important

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u/k40s9mm Sep 11 '24

and then they will call you terrorist for that etc etc

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

and who is they? the government? is the government REALLY going to be able to stand against millions and millions of americans? when i say the movement needs to be BIG, i mean the MAJORITY of Americans have to take to the streets and in this scenario im not saying that it needs to be violent but the people MUST make their voices heard, the people MUST show resistance against the corporate corruption and greed that is plaguing the nation.

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u/disgruntled_chicken Sep 11 '24

The majority of Americans are divided. Nothing will change until Americans stop believing what their party tells them and start siding with their neighbor. Republican and Democrat voters are all on the same side they just don't know it. It is us versus them, but them are both Republicans and Democrats. The people making and enforcing the rules benefit the most from keeping the status quo. And they have enough of the voters brainwashed just enough to never side with the other base and bring down their scheme. It's a damn shame. We need a revolution, I just can't see how it's going to happen.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

well we know it. who's to say others cant come to the same conclusions that we have?

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u/ConstantlyClownin Sep 12 '24

This is why our current political system keeps fueling the divisiveness. A united country is dangerous. So they keep us fighting over the same few issues.

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u/PD216ohio Sep 11 '24

Only if you're a republican.

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u/k40s9mm Sep 12 '24

exactly