The problem is not the leaders.
The problem is corporations and the system.

People don’t decide anymore.

Corporations do.

They would notice.

Just that as long as it doesn’t affect them directly they would barely react.

Time to rise up and make a change.

When the government follows corporations, this matters little.

Proof: Constant wars waged by the US, that give government contracts to corporations that produce military tech.

The people do not want war.
They don’t want to suffer through conflict, violence and sorrow.

People do not elect their governments.

Corporations do.

This is an inalienable aspect of capitalism.

All these corporations are so large that they are deeply ingrained in US politics.

Getting rid of their influence is impossible.

Unless through widespread radical popular action.

The problem is the powerful few have a strong hold on power.

Radical action will have to be taken to get them out.

And the masses are kept calm under the illusion that they are powerless.

But power lies in the masses.

It was expected for neo-liberalism to end up with all economic power concentrated in few hands.

Soon enough, one corporation will dominate all of the world.

Humanity will be turned into one giant money machine.

Capitalism destroys democracy.
Time to get rid of this corrupt oligarchic system.

The workers are disorganised and have no power in our system.

This is exactly what the rich want.

With these layoffs they attempt to get to pay workers as little as possible.

One day the whole system will implode, and we will all be asking why.

Another move by the rich to squeeze out as much money as possible from workers.

Another attempt at war to get more money siphoned to the 1% of the United States.

Corporations profit off of war, selling weapons and software meant to kill human beings.

The United States profits off of corporations, and by extension off of war.

Neo-liberalism just had to come knock on the door.

This system benefits only the super-rich, the 1%.

All others suffer as the fruit of their labor is taken away.

It’s time for the world to change.

And then they talk about people profiting off of welfare…

The real urgency is not welfare abuse, but tax evasion of the absurdly rich.

The United Nations could really use reforms. It is an outdated institution that has been unable to adapt to modern international politics.

The whole world is running on an outdated system, which must be replaced by a new one, or collapse.

Exactly.

This is not how a democracy should work… yet here we are.
The system is proven to be broken once again.