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@abgreport I don’t think Trump is part of the Oligarchy, I think he’s being coerced, threaten, or blackmailed by Israel.

@Curvin So cute

@barrybestt Security leaks sounds like a serious accusation. What’s the policy for dealing with unauthorized disclosure of government information?

@jesuspilled Why though?

@Momther Is it still rape if I’m into it?

Case of USA is a Plutocracy

The US is basically a plutocracy—where rich people hold the real power. They use lobbying and big donations to control laws and get better access than regular folks. Policies keep helping the wealthy while everyone else struggles with stagnant wages and higher costs. Media is owned by a few, shaping what we hear to protect elite interests. This isn’t true democracy—just power for the wealthy few.

Civic Sovereignty idea

Civic Sovereignty: Core Principles Cont.

• Balanced Power — No group or branch dominates. Local communities keep autonomy under a fair national structure.
• Respectful Pluralism — Different beliefs and perspectives are protected, not punished.

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Civic Sovereignty idea

Civic Sovereignty: Core Principles

• Individual Freedom — You govern your own life, as long as you respect the freedom and safety of others.
• Mutual Accountability — No one is above responsibility. Citizens and institutions must answer for their actions.
• Transparent Governance — Government must be open, honest, and visible to the people it serves.
• Consent-Based Authority — Power comes from the people. Laws and policies require civic input.

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Way to think about it.
Local neighborhoods decide how their taxes are spent not distant governments.

Businesses must be honest and fair and people can easily see what they do.

-Schools teach kids how to be responsible citizens not just how to obey.

-Citizens have real power to say no when companies or government act unfairly.