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Neocon media now openly admits that western capitalism is crumbling
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
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this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2023
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It's filled with lies and they're not even new ones. Describing the last 20 years of deliberate economic and political destruction as just "something that kinna happened lol who knows" is the same dreck i see trotted out by the ruling classless every time there's an admission that something is wrong. only got about 3 paragraphs in before i realized ive already read everything they could possibly have to say a dozen times before.
Pretending that nobody knows what happened is essential to the narrative. The whole argument is that this is the best system possible, and whatever problems it has are completely unavoidable.
If it's the case that we do know what the problems are and how these problems could've been avoided that implies that a better system is in fact possible, and we know exactly what needs changing.