No I’m not catastrophising.

The world is slowly lurching towards a fully fascist led America, India, Hungary, Russia, Netherlands, Germany, Italy and Argentina.

Instead people are either ignorant or blaming “wokeism”* for their problems.

I have no clue what to do and this is literally a car crash in slow motion.

I’m despondent because I’m going to be crushed under the boot when the time comes and my morals get in the way of my survival instinct.

Humans are repeating the mistakes of the past. It’s just so anxiety inducing.

*Woke is a useless term promulgated by fascists to dog whistle the things they really want to hate - feminism, socialism, LGBTQIA+, immigration, brown/black people, equality and diversity.

  • Ponchy@lemmy.world
    181·
    9 个月前

    Look on the bright side: it’s not as if this will continue forever. If our infrastructure is failing as deeply as it seems, society will reach a breaking point. The real question is where that point is and making sure you reach it. If it truly gets bad enough we’ll see the return of the guillotine, maybe even literally if we’re feeling spicy

      • Kühe sind toll@feddit.de
        5·
        9 个月前

        I don’t think that’s what he meant. As far as I understood his comment he meant using the guillotine in the French way.

        However you’re right. It will get very bad before it gets good again.

    • afraid_of_zombies@lemmy.world
      2·
      9 个月前

      If our infrastructure is failing as deeply as it seems, society will reach a breaking point.

      My sector. It is worse than you think and I am scared of quitting.

    • Maggoty@lemmy.world
      1·
      9 个月前

      The French Revolution wasn’t what pop-history suggests. It was a genocidal civil war that killed far more commoners than nobles. There was a point where they were killing so many people, the only way they could keep up was to drown them en masse by chaining them to a barge and sinking it.