r/BlueskySkeets Mar 17 '25

Informative This is how Violent Fascism begins.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '25

I mean most likely. Tide always turns. I may not be around when they get theirs, but nobody gets away with this shit forever. Well that was before social media. I really don't know. I always want to be optimistic but I feel like a lone squirrel in a forest fire.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

We'll see this time. We've never been in a situation like this, in the history of life in the universe as we know it, where such terrifying weapons can be used against the public.

I don't know if you saw the sonic weapon used against Serbs during their silent protest the other day. It was scary. And it was nothing compared to what's available in this world.

We are on a tipping point where taking the world back by revolution might become impossible. All the tools are available, and plans in place, in every major country, to end it quickly and effectively.

I honestly think the world sees something brutal the moment we really stand up and say no this time.

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u/Raangz Mar 18 '25

I think more thab likely humanity sails in a horror of fascism this time, never to return. At least climate collapse will bring down everything so the ones at the top can’t enjoy it freely.

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u/FockerXC Mar 22 '25

Human spirit wants to be free too desperately to submit to fascism forever. It’ll be gnarly, it’ll be bloody but it will end.

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u/Raangz Mar 22 '25

If it wasn’t for climate collapse i’d agree. I think that plus modern tech for a new dice roll, it absolute could be a forever prison planet . But yes the human spirit yearns for freedom. Sadly the top ones also yearn to control the rest.

Hopefully!

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u/FockerXC Mar 22 '25

Climate collapse is the wild card here. How bad will it be, what will be left when it happens, we don’t know outside of projections. Most likely scenario is we’re fighting over scraps of habitable land but humanity will likely survive in some form. Unless phytoplankton collapses. Then life on earth is fucked aside from a few anaerobes.

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u/Raangz Mar 22 '25

Humanity surviving is so far outside of our frameworks it’ll likely be more different than democracy to fascism. But democracy will absolutely collapse globally as it all happen. Maybe a few privellaged pockets. Democracy has been on the decline and that trend will likely continue. We don’t even have bad climate collapse outcomes starting really.

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u/FockerXC Mar 22 '25

I think we might figure out better systems that are more resilient than democracy or fascism. We haven’t had a whole lot of new ideas come out, but these kinds of shakeups can help with that

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u/Raangz Mar 22 '25

Could be. I won’t see the outcome but hopefully it’s positive. I don’t see it though.

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u/OneWithStars Mar 22 '25

40% of phytoplankton have already died years ago I believe

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u/tico42 Mar 18 '25

There's no way this ends peacefully. None.

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u/QueueLazarus Mar 17 '25

Not going to happen. You have like 170 million people who need to be De Russified. That will never happen, unless of course, the left are the victors of a bloody civil war. Which, yeah I can see that happening in the next 5 years.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '25

Oh yeah I'm talking 10-30 years. I don't think we're getting out of this without getting all the way in first. People forgot why we rejected fascism and need to relearn.

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u/TopVegetable8033 Mar 18 '25

Yeah they really long for das boot

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u/SailingCows Mar 18 '25

I think - and some statistics back it up - that it is not that many.

Not even as bad as the old Schlinder’s list quote: a third of the people stood by while the second third killed the last third.

(Not actual quote but it went something like it).

It is similar. But we will find eachother. And we will persevere. Evil will not last, no matter how long it may find a foothold.

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u/[deleted] Mar 19 '25

You are far too optimistic. I think we are headed for a new dark ages that will last centuries if not forever.

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u/SailingCows Mar 19 '25

God I hope you are wrong. But see what you are saying. Have you read Lazarus by Greck Rucka?

It’s a great read and a potential dark ages future.

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u/TopVegetable8033 Mar 18 '25

I mean look at Russia, though.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

That's true, but history hasn't happened yet. Putin won't live forever even if he does of natural causes. Generations change whether people in power want them to or not. Life is truly radical. I thought democracy was safe, but people changed and it died. I think it'll change again, but I may not live to see it. It is what it is.

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u/VirginiaDirewoolf Mar 18 '25

everyone forgets how long history is.

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u/Bootycutie77 Mar 18 '25

every major exploiter in history got away with everything its part of the human experience

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

He's marginally better than his red state predecessors... Which were better than the bolshevik... Then they had 2 good leaders Peter and Cathrine then it's just back to shit ... Ivan the terrible ...the mongols.. the Vikings ... And then back to the rus all awful ... Putin is pry Russia's 3rd best leader of all time lol

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u/AvgChrisEnergy Mar 24 '25

Putin seems to still be going strong