But think about this farm scenario: How many people did that farm help feed? The impact point feels like justice, but the ripple effects hurt *everyone*.

Well no, I'm just saying if we don't stay focused on *who* that devil is and deny our sympathy to the people who need it, we won't sway people to actually vote in their own interest in the future (I'm trying to be optimistic here 😆)

It really feels like justice, karma, what-have-you... But long term, working class people who were tricked into or foolish enough to vote against themselves losing things like farms and small businesses is what destroys communities. It feels like justice but really it's a tragedy in the making. 🫤