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In reply to the discussion: I will turn 72 at the end of this month and I really don't think [View all]lostnfound
(17,229 posts)i know what you are saying. We are all mourning the loss.
Everything changes. For every action there are reactions. Right now, the fascists are dominating, but just as nature abhors a vacuum, the space for a world leading democracy will need to get filled, and maybe some better societies than ours will ascend to it.
It wont actually get fixed, but the next generation will grow something new. And the young people may be more savvy and less naive politically after this disaster. The current burdens will fail from its own weight, and they will build something new.
The 20-something and 30-somethings have some real character strengths to eventually build something better. I see a rejection of corporate malfeasance, greed, unfairness, racism and hypocrisy.
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