Yes Brandon, they might

Guess what. Ain't gonna happen now or ever by VOTING

The world is complex and that can be scary. Life can be lonely and without love, we can act very irrationally out of desperation. This is the universal human struggle.

The American people want an end to the madness of the leftist/globalist regime. They want an end to establishment corruption. They want an end to US involvement in foreign conflicts. They want the woke indoctrination of their children to stop. They want an end to open borders. They want an end to perpetual debt spending and inflation. And, they want reassurance that events like the attempted covid coup against our constitutional liberties will never happen again. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/list-policy-actions-save-america-globalism-time-runs-out

The problem is as Shakespeare observed not in our stars, literally and figuratively like Trump as star, but in ourselves that we are underlings. By delegating real power to spend and obligate future generations by debt we underlings bamboozled and boosted by propaganda vote for our own undoing in fraudulent elections operated by voting machines.

This punker is dragged to the future from Haight street and the future takes him to gaze on the Worm farm. Dazed and confused he goes for the ride

.playboy watts clarke 72

WATTS: This isn’t as abstruse as it sounds, Arthur; it deals directly with what is perhaps our biggest problem of all--man’s relation to his environment. And what we do about our environment will depend on our attitude toward it. I think our present attitude is a hostile one; we lack sensitivity toward it. To me, just as an apple tree apples, the Solar System peoples and, therefore, it’s a human Solar System and, therefore, a human galaxy.  That means we’ve got to have a great deal more recognition of the interdependence of all processes--and I fail to see any dichotomy between the human and the nonhuman. In 2001, for example, the characters begin to develop real respect for HAL; they don’t want to hurt its feelings. They always look toward the console--even though they know that HAL is not “at” the console--because it’s polite to face the person you’re talking to. I think that’s a very sophisticated attitude. And if you can treat HAL 9000 as a person, you can also treat animals and plants with a special kind of respect that we simply don’t have. I also think you should have these attitudes in dealing with a river.