It's never going to happen unless something happens and it just "clicks" like a chain reaction and people "do it" across the country/globe. People these days don't have the money to pay for privacy.
America brought other countries into this now. It's not a civil war.
America's government is already dead. This is darkly comical. America is dead. I don't say that with pride but it is true. It is not what is was, and I'm not sure it ever was what they said it was.
I never understand this view because most people I know are absent from any thought aside from consuming and materialistic escapism. Basically no one I know doesn't support trump.
Ignorance is evil. It doesn't take education to be a basic decent human being.
I don't mean that about Facebook. Facebook transitioned the Internet from being a cyber ecosystem of absolute freedom and anonymity where people existed freely with expression to a an extension of non-cyber life, I feel like people understood the internet was place where people were free, because it wasn't real. The internet was not real life and that was almost universally agreed upon. After facebook the Internet became a place connected to real life identity and it became a base standard. ...I think this helped create the real-world enshitification of our physical social communities. The transition to the idea that the Internet is real life is something that wasn't talked about or agreed about.
That's what I used to think to until I got deeper into it. The problem is that when I got deeper into knowing the scene "real" rap turned into real crime.
One of my favorite lyrics about hiphop;
"I used love her, but then they kidnapped her,
Dragged her through the mud and shaved the fuckin hair off her."
Whether it's mainstream or street, it gets hunted until it can be monetized legally or illegally. Sure there are exceptions though.
Spitting for a click/gang is just as whack as spitting for the industry owners. It's all the same evil.
Brother Ali is great example of someone that stayed authentically true and matured as human being. Listen to his first album, and then listen to satisfied soul.
I grew up on hip-hop music. I still am addicted to it... But damn that culture is awful. Most regular people think it's just entertainment and art.... But that culture is deep and evil. I get disgusted with myself after listening to "real rap". I understand and feel it but at the same time feel as though I'm nurturing a negative part of my soul when I listen to it or celebrate it.
I guess I related your comment to music raising me in the 90s and 00s.
I never even considered it a comedy tbh.