As someone from a country where pretty much every bad thing you can imagine has already happened, I can’t say I’m terribly concerned about “globohomo” takeover.
These people at the end of the day are detached technocrats who really have no idea how these complex systems work and just expect everyone to stay in line like little cogs in their machine.
Real life never works like this, and the more complex and “homogenized” a system becomes, the more venerable it is to even the most benign of malicious actors.
I’d argue the best way for you to fight Globohomo (really technocratic authoritarianism) is just to educate yourself and be mildly disruptive.
Pirating media, learning to code so you can fuck around with sloppy codemonkey trash, picking up a drone and learning to operate it, practicing some simple electronic/chemical engineering / lock picking or other simple skills which can be put to use in either a productive or malicious fashion.
Farming and bushcraft are good, but so are more modern skills as technology will not disappear and being able to use the tools of (((them))) for your own use will aid you a lot.
One fun example is people putting QR codes or just lines of code on their hat for SLQ injection while walking around so security cameras get scrambled if they are poorly protected.
Btw did you know there was an attempted assassination on Nicolás Maduro using a commercial drone with a remote explosive attached to it?
Jace Williams
Based swamp ninja, the QR code idea is brilliant. Also haven't heard the Maduro deal.
Justin Campbell
how much agent orange are you on right now LMAO
Blake Parker
My city is actually the place where most of the agent orange was stored by US forces
I’m not advocating any terrorist actions as this would be regrettable of course, but I am saying that in your country, things are more delicate than they appear.
A civilian drone was fitted with an explosive and targeted at him during a speech, I’m not sure if the explosive went off prematurely or it was shot down, but its an interesting incident.
Fact is the USA attempts to support many of the disruptive practices I mentioned before as part of their international “colour revolutions” But the USA itself is sorely venerable to this as well, I think China and even Vietnam take advantage of this at times, though on small scale.
Sebastian Sullivan
I think violent actions are both unnecessary and crude Simple things like providing alternatives for your community beyond the “homogenized” providers. Again piracy is a good example, I pirate everything even when not needed and have a home server just to host/seed things.
Leo Taylor
These technocrats are are infusing your brain with nano machines that read your mind and influence it so your thoughts are not your own. Cabin building is not going to save you.
Mason Gray
I'm not concerned of globohomo. Even if you got rid of them, another group would fill the vacuum. What I am concerned about is how it will fuck up my relatively comfortable life.
Ryan White
>What I am concerned about is how it will fuck up my relatively comfortable life. Gay state of mind. You don't deserve any life at all.
Robert Perry
This is why I say 21st century skills are important
Someone being a technophile nuisance in the city is much more difficult to manage than some prepper alone in the woods who can easily be Ruby Ridge’d
Charles Brown
The closest I would describe myself is an AnCap, or voluntary anarchist
I don’t think violence or terrorism or utopian uprisings are needed when you can peacefully circumnavigate established systems and create new ones based on community cooperation.
Cryptocurrency is a big part of this, every single business I visit I ask if I can pay in Crypto, and if they say no I ask why not.
A few places I ended up working with them to set up crypto wallets so they can easily exchange crypto and start accepting it.
Wyatt Barnes
I adopted Lie Flat for this very reason. I work very little and spend very little. What I do spend is on necessities and education resources I cannot procure through other means.
Leo Walker
You're at the same place the silicon valley tech lords were at in the 2000s. How did that ideology pan out?
Jordan Perez
They are rapidly taking over the existing power structures On an individual level I’d like to do similar.
Michael Ward
I work a lot, but 90% of my working time is independent work rather than contract “job” I mostly save my money and convert large amounts of it into Gold and Crypto depending how risky I’m feeling
