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Paul Healey @[email protected] · 2026-04-01 · 07:36 UTC

@seaborgium1234 As for governments, as for Empires the uniformity of their expectations is not that of their conditions. The failure to adapt is an evolutionary failure: democracy by corporate sovereignty is ethically, ecologically and therefore morally unsustainable. Nothing is meant to stay the same and forever fixed to stand your argument on its head. To do so is an evolutionary dead end! #HumanExtinction #CorporateSovereignty #BadGovernance #DodoGovernments #DodoEmpires #RepublicSovereignty #TheFederation

#humanextinction #corporatesovereignty #badgovernance #dodogovernments #dodoempires #republicsovereignty

DoomsdaysCW @[email protected] · 2025-08-28 · 19:24 UTC

Something else I took away from the MSN slideshow was the importance of #BuildingCommunity and perhaps embracing #Anarchy (as in "No Rulers, No Kings"). These days, the ruling class are corporate executives and greedy politicians. Certainly, many who are currently in charge are failing us and the environment!

6. Political systems cannot coordinate responses to global crises.

"Democratic governance systems designed for gradual policy adjustments cannot process the rapid, fundamental changes required to address simultaneously occurring economic, #environmental, and social crises that demand coordinated international responses exceeding current institutional capabilities. Political polarization and short electoral cycles prevent the #LongTermPlanning and #ResourceAllocation necessary to navigate systemic challenges that span decades and require #SustainedCooperation across competing #national interests.

"#InternationalCooperation continues deteriorating as #ResourceScarcity and climate impacts intensify competition between nations, while domestic political systems fragment under the stress of managing declining living standards and increasing inequality that undermine social cohesion. The failure of governance systems to facilitate necessary changes creates the kind of institutional breakdown that characterizes the transition from complex societies to simpler, more localized forms of social organization that can better adapt to resource constraints and environmental instability."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/mit-warns-society-could-collapse-by-2040-and-the-signs-are-already-here/ss-AA1LevRc?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhoverent&cvid=67506a067e5a4905be298b0a363777ec&ei=35#image=7

#Nationalism #Corporatocracy #NoKings #CorporateColonialism #ExtractiveIndustries #BadGovernance