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I watched this video. It's a damn shame a video like this doesn't get attention. It's a good example of how capitalism and carnism portray their destructive outcome in unison.

To respond to the OP, I would it's probably a case of others making you look bad that's causing the reaction. Perhaps it could be the vegan movement and its original strategy which was quite noisy that makes you equate veganism to some kind of stress. It is quite easy for people to feel on top of the world when they make the change, but then don't quite realize how embedded their old lifestyle was and feel like they're missing out because the reason they didn't really believe in why they made the change. But you can see the positive aspects of it is a good start. I've been vegetarian since birth up until 22 and I'm 5 years vegan from there. Never had to go to any expensive blood test because of the diet. Yeah I get a lot of people can make false diet claims. If you're looking for sound advice, it's always good to check out studies rather than anecdotes. If you're looking for nutritional studies related to veganism, I recommend checking out Dr. Avi's discord 'Study Archives".

@Elevated I see that sounds interesting. Could you tell me a bit more about the books to satiate my curiosity? What makes this concept of new politics a form of Yellow Stage ethos? My reading list is quite big thanks.

Hi everyone how are you? Economics opinion here hoping to squeeze it into the realm of politics. So as a hobby I've been looking into socialism and also doing a bit of study of economics. And my present conclusion is that if a socialist system was to form, it would not be because of the love of socialism, but the hatred of capitalism. I just finished watching a video by ColdFusion's video How Is Money Created? - Everything You Need to Know ( ) And it exposes the immense power banks have over people. And that the debt we're all accumulating despite many living below the poverty line and unemployment and homelessness increasing. And I'm thinking people are just going to get sick of living like this in this unfair system. Here is the part of the video that stuck out to me. At 21 mins in. "So, these central banks are creating money out of nothing and they can't go bankrupt but yet they are buying real assets. Even a toddler can see that something is wrong here. It turns out that creating money out of nothing and buying things does have some consequences. These sorts of central bank interventions remove stock markets from reality. Throughout the 20th century, the stock market actually used to reflect the economy. But recently, that's gone completely out of whack. The US stock market has become almost twice as big as the entire nation's GDP which literally makes no sense. Central bank intervention why in April 2020, 30 million people became unemployed in the United States but the stock market had its best month since 1987. The central bank printed trillions and give it to banks and hedge funds with almost zero percent interest rates. This money made it straight into the stock market while the real economy barely got any help." And of all the contenders for a replacement system, socialism seems to be the next one in line. What do you think of the probability of socialism in the near future? And what are your thoughts on this predicted financial crash we keep hearing about discussed in economics is going to pan out? My thoughts? Honestly, I'm unsure if there even will be that much of a big crash considering the problem is mutual to countries around the globe. As for the socialist element. I mean it is a long shot, but tensions are rising. Though those tensions particularly in the US don't seem too much to focus on bankers as the problem, despite the under the surface may be contributing to the polarity in ways not yet evaluated.