People keep pretending this is a left-versus-right problem, but that’s just the surface game.
The real parasite isn’t red or blue, it’s fiat.
The whole system runs on printed promises that rot the moral core of civilization. You can see the symptoms everywhere: politicians trading like hedge-fund managers, billion-dollar “public servants,” and citizens arguing over mascots instead of mechanisms.
Fiat doesn’t just inflate prices, it inflates egos, narratives, and illusions of choice. Bitcoin was supposed to detonate that illusion, to hand people back their time and sovereignty, but the story got lost in memes and moon-talk.
What we actually need is a class-consciousness reboot, a deep understanding of who benefits from dilution and who gets diluted. That takes education, not outrage; self-audit, not slogans.
The awakening starts when you stop cheering for your captors and start tracing the money flow. If you can do that, you’re no longer a pawn in their fiat theater, you’ve crossed a threshold.
