Perhaps after those week, months, years you might have the intelligence to realize it's not working and to try something else, or adapt, or work harder. Did you ever think of that?
in4apenny
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Oh haha toilet jokes are more important, got it.
Considering where things are going, isn't protecting your kids a reason to not show up to work and show up to protest? What will you say to them if they ask, "Did you do anything to fight back and protect us?" The saddest part is reading/hearing stuff like this, because one day "I have kids to protect" becomes your reasoning to march towards certain death in a battlefield, why wait till it gets to that point? Reminds me of what Aaron Bushnell said, "Many of us like to ask ourselves, what would I do if I was alive during slavery? Or the Jim Crow South? Or apartheid? What would I do if my country was committing genocide? The answer is, you're doing it. Right now.”
Because my country isn't facing a constitutional crisis of globally impactful magnitudes, in fact, American ineptitude is affecting our country. But clearly you Americans are quick to blame people from other countries for your own problems.
Why don't you spend some time gathering a crowd outside billionaires mansions or gated communities?
When my kids ask me "What did you do to help?" I'll have a long list of real-world attempts for them spanning over 14 years. I can at least comfortably say that I've tried. What will you say to your kids?
What does that have to do with Americans not taking enough action? I'm not an American.
https://tribunemag.co.uk/2023/03/how-workers-won-the-weekend