• Soggy@lemmy.world
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    the US shouldn’t be a singular nation.

    I agree but that’s a much bigger conversation that 99.99% of people aren’t ready for. That’s the kind of radical discourse that scares normies to the right.

    Who says we have to convert an existing nation

    Even if the political boundaries becomes meaningless there’s still 300 million people (or 8 billion+ if you’re really dreaming big) that very much do not agree on how things should be done. We don’t have to convert the government we have to convert the populace. And that won’t happen by burning everything down while saying “trust me bro”.

    little political games that have failed us time and time again for as long as recorded history.

    Every form of political system has failed up to this point, having either collapsed or inadequately caring for its people. Alternatively: everything that is currently happening “works” if you approach it Darwinianly. There’s 5000 years of “recorded history” and people bicker almost exclusively about the last 100 but there’s a lot more fighting about the path than the destination.

    okay with dictatorship

    They either don’t see it as a dictatorship or they consider it a necessary evil, much like accelerationists are rarely cognizant or concerned with the people who will die if the systems they rely on stopped functioning.