It addresses one aspect of a corrupt government, which is part of one of two main points brought up. It’s also one aspect where you’ll have to work through the corruption. It does nothing to address billionaires who, as others have already discussed by, would be pushing directly against such efforts.
Guess who’s going to have more pull? You, or the billionaires that already have the government in their pocket?
We can debate all day about which step is first (it’s all of them), but it’s inarguable that simply hoping for a savior to come along and somehow magically win through a corrupt system isn’t going to be the avenue to fix this mess.
Find a local politician that is working class and normal, then support them.
That only fixes a tiny fraction of the problem.
And yet next to no one even does this small step. There is no individual action that will magically fix it all.
My point is you’re suggesting something that addresses even less than what the meme is saying.
Yes, many individual things will be necessary… and you cite one thing.
Supporting Politicians that aren’t rich and aren’t corrupt doesn’t address the meme?
It addresses one aspect of a corrupt government, which is part of one of two main points brought up. It’s also one aspect where you’ll have to work through the corruption. It does nothing to address billionaires who, as others have already discussed by, would be pushing directly against such efforts.
Guess who’s going to have more pull? You, or the billionaires that already have the government in their pocket?
We can debate all day about which step is first (it’s all of them), but it’s inarguable that simply hoping for a savior to come along and somehow magically win through a corrupt system isn’t going to be the avenue to fix this mess.