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>>28211862
I think that some form of "uprising " may be tried before that...just so it fails. The shilling for a Revolution is strong now.
Any peaceful solution or even an idea for such is shilled against. Hard.
I think this is on purpose. I think that it will become very dangerous afterwards because the people will be defeated.
We need leaders asap and we have none.
We need unity asap and we have none
We need intellectual backing and we have some.
We need people with nothing left to lose, and again we have some.
There are other things that we have to have to be successful that we don't have but I don't want to derail the thread with these.
Basically I agree with you and we should hopefully wait until we are ready to do anything, I'm worried though that the violent option is pushed so that never happens and any "uprising" fails.
This is what they have done on January 6th and continue to do. Polish history is littered with unsuccessful uprisings. Fuck the country has about 3 centuries worth of history of uprisings and it should be studied for what happens when an uprising isn't ready to actually install a new power and what is needed at minimum for it to be successful.
It's glum. Also reposting a pic from the previous thread about the Bosnian debacle. All Eastern Europeans can see what's happening now and none of them are very hopeful.

>>28208079
Very well put. Venezuela is another very good example. The cost of gold in Venezuela is astronomical, but crypto is also used. They are overpaying for both.
I think a Venezuela type scenario with some Bosnia in the mix is very likely.
But it won't be anarchy, not a chance.
Poc related btw