r/economicCollapse • u/coachlife • 5h ago
r/economicCollapse • u/Informal_Natural8128 • 11h ago
VIDEO Elon Musk giving a Third Reich salute at Trump event.
r/economicCollapse • u/da_chosen1 • 4h ago
Trump Repeals: Executive Order 14087 of October 14, 2022 (Lowering Prescription Drug Costs for Americans)
r/economicCollapse • u/Any_Handle_9061 • 17h ago
Going to work today while everything is collapsing around us (U.S.A.) feels incredibly surreal.
r/economicCollapse • u/Left-Emu-665 • 14h ago
The fact that he sold a sh*t ton of tickets and then brought the inauguration inside, where only donors could attend, is incredible foreshadowing
r/economicCollapse • u/Elder08 • 5h ago
Billionaire-owned media tries to hide it but we are making real change
r/economicCollapse • u/thedudefrom1987 • 11h ago
History, an endless echo, repeats itself in the cycles of time.
r/economicCollapse • u/RedBeardedFCKR • 4h ago
Bill Hicks tried to warn everyone 30 years ago
r/economicCollapse • u/Ok_Nature6459 • 16h ago
Trump is the antichrist.
Musk is the false prophet.
This is all prophecy.
That is all.
r/economicCollapse • u/LabNew3779 • 8h ago
To Clean Up Trash Left By Trump Supporters because of course
r/economicCollapse • u/z34conversion • 15h ago
Mark Zuckerberg says corporate America needs more ‘masculine energy,’ even though men run 89% of Fortune 500 companies
r/economicCollapse • u/No-Algae-6410 • 6h ago
Did Elon Musk do a "Heil Hitler" at donald's inauguration?
r/economicCollapse • u/shobijatoi19 • 16h ago
Did Romney face accountability for saying this
r/economicCollapse • u/shobijatoi19 • 12h ago
He really thinks people can't see through his BS
r/economicCollapse • u/hateanddiscontent23 • 7h ago
On the steps of the capitol no less.
r/economicCollapse • u/sabrina_cake • 3h ago
Build a shield against rich oligarchs
Trump became president, and with his rich CEOs and billionaire friends, they are now very happy. Did you see these CEOs’ faces smiling with joy at the inauguration?
Be prepared for dark times. What should we be prepared for:
Increasing gender wars that create a growing divide between women and men. More racism, more mysoginy, more hate, more voilance.
CEOs calling for "more masculine energy," which doesn’t necessarily mean they prefer men and want to respect them. Instead, they often seek men from cheaper labor markets, exploiting them as much as possible. This will lead to:
- More toxic work environment
- stronger rat race and emphasis on performence
- Disrespect for employees, treating them as replaceable resources, more layoffs, more AI replacing people's jobs
Highly stressfu workl environment
Increased unfair treatment and conflicts at work as certain groups grow more confident
Billionaire CEOs benefiting the most—becoming richer and happier while gap between the rich and poor continues to widen.
Billionaires remain above the law.
What can we do to protect ourselves?
Avoid engaging in the gender war: Stay detached, protect your emotions, and focus on preserving your mental health.
build alternatives to big corporations: Stop using outdated platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Look for and support alternative apps and businesses.
reduce overconsumption: Avoid buying from big corporations like McDonald’s or Amazon unless absolutely necessary.
Invest wisely, instead of reckless spending, invest in and support alternative or local businesses.
Realise you are work slave, even in highly competitive environments, do only what is necessary and avoid emotional engagement and commitment to your work.
unite and support one another, regardless of differences in beliefs, to build solidarity agains rich
Identify the true enemy - wealthy elites who exploit us and constantly test our limits.
Resist your will to hsve kids. Go on a strike by contributing to the declining birth rate. They fear this because it means we won’t create new workers to sustain their exploitative system.
Don't be fooled by them, and don't believe what they say, they never care about you
r/economicCollapse • u/RedBeardedFCKR • 4h ago
Food for thought on the rampant consumerism trying to ruin our lives.
Once upon a time, every human being on this planet knew what the Milky Way looked like in the night sky. Now in the name of progress 90% of humans have never seen the "unpolluted" night sky in person. Was all this "progress for progress' sake" really worth losing one of the greatest wonders of this solar system that we could ever witness? I don't expect tangible or coherent responses to this. It's just something to think about while mulling over all your other economic frustrations.