I propose we call it the Luigi Movement, after Luigi Mario the less famous brother of Mario Mario.

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    24 days ago

    Something with a sharp downward movement. On an unrelated note. I like French furniture.

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    I think a movement is putting it lightly.

    It’s probably worse than most people see on the surface and in pop culture.

    I wonder how many people are killed to protect the game they play. Sure we have the wars… But I mean like quiet murders and accidental deaths. Or people trying to start a movement and then getting manipulated and put in jail or psych…or made to be homeless.

    I think Americans are way to privileged and naive to understand the raw reality. We are groomed to NOT understand. We are submissive to a culture created by our masters and don’t question it. We know it’s real now… So i don’t understand how people think they can change it by using the systems specifically made to create the problem.

    The game players, regardless of nation, utilize the nations as tools. The nations are like a service. The nations people are the product, bought sold and traded for the benefit of the game playing elite. It’s like cattle. We are the cattle and work horse, that nation is the farm owner, and the elite own the farmer.

    It’s not what we were told. It’s not going to be fixed using the methods we were taught can fix it. I mean look where we are today… This is what following their lead got us to. The foundation is too rotted to rebuild on.

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    Gee, if only we’d tried that before.

    Remember the “1%” protests against the billionaire class?

    It didn’t matter, because every time people contribute to a 401k or go shopping at a chain box store, they add power to the 1%. People say they want to fight the ultra-rich, but they don’t really want to fight. Nobody wants to sacrifice their comfort or security. We know from history how this ends…