| The money part of the issue is based from preferential money printing which gets spread around, without this there's a finite amount of money that can be made. The market in this area would collapse. Surveillance capitalism would disappear overnight the moment the Primary Dealers and Options Market (perpetuity) stop funding it with preferential treatment and funny money. I hate to be the one to break it to you, but we already live in 1984. The system's described are turnkey, so its just a matter of time before they turn it on all at once. The elites behind the decisions made in the backroom of the Fed are 'the party'. Successful activism was always based on the inherent underlying threat of violence. Even with Ghandi, it was the British officials at the time being responsive which allowed change to occur. If they were unresponsive no change would have occurred until abuses became so abhorrent that violence forced them as a matter of rational self-preservation. This threat is largely ignored today, leaders then are unresponsive to activism instead seeking to undermine through covert channels. Of course, it also doesn't help the fact that many activist movements are funded by dubious origins (such as communism, and global elites [effectively the same cohort]), and often don't follow rational principles, and/or are sabotaged from the outset. People have demanded these things for awhile, peacefully, nothing came of it.
If nothing happens in a generation (20 years), it won't happen until someone forces it to. A quarter of that time is generally sufficient to indicate a trend in the run-up. |