When capitalism falls, we must fell it to a soft floor of grass and moss and shrubs and flowers.
Capitalism must fall not from a bullet to the head, but from entangling vines.
To be cushioned by the vines.
To be buried by the vines.
@gaditb Didn't someone make a toot recently that was like "*sunbeam.city voice* so I have this new idea to destroy capitalism, first we plant vines all over wall str"
That toot predicted this one
@socalledunitedstates Oh!, I didn't see that one but NICE!
(Also I am extremely Called Out.)
@gaditb @socalledunitedstates I'm not sure I completely understand, but I like where you're going with this.
Seems like this is a way out of the dichotomy of:
* rev vanguard smashes capitalism but also freedom, or
* democratic methods get blocked, watered down, & rolled back
@waterbear @socalledunitedstates Also, while attacks on freedom by the revolutionary vanguard(s?) are one possible issue, I was also (mostly) just thinking about simpler things -- current medicinal, food, communications, etc. infrastructure, and making sure that their inevitable temporary disruptions don't become permanent and/or kill people.
@waterbear @socalledunitedstates I mean, I would feel presumptuous to call it a "way out", when it's so full of metaphor and imagery and not-in-the-slightest anything even leading up to an actual policy proposal,
but it's... an insistance on acknowledging the potential/likely points of failure? and on developing plans and infrastructure beforehand?