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Some football/soccer won’t be a substitute you can only distract the so-called ‘peasants’ for a week or two, but they will come back and demand change.

National debts sky-rockets, austerity seems imminent, social security gets phased out. We don’t think it’s in any way a controversial assessment most people will agree and there’s ample evidence, even in the mainstream…Īnd no, when sports resume it won’t mean all is well again. The workplaces won’t restore business (not the way things were before the lock-downs). The economy won’t be back to what it used to be. This post isn’t a rant about unemployment (see Daily Links for good articles on this topic) but merely an observation that many people have mental problems at this time, reinforced by little hope, growing debt, uncertainty about one’s shelter, food insecurity and reportedly there’s a very sharp rise in distress calls. THE unemployment rates are soaring (“official” numbers are far lower than the real unemployment rates, but media relies on weak/misguided definitions of “unemployment” and keeps “rallying the troops”, whose morale is otherwise sagging). Summary: Societies that share and look after their peers/neighbours will always be better off than predatory societies, which breed exploitation, distrust, discord and eventually systemic collapse Roy SchestowitzĬompare Scandinavia to American ‘feudalism’, which is failing rather badly at the moment

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