Apologies for the delay as your post deserves a serious response
@Vashdaman but I also deserved a stable internet connection and to be able to relax with a cup of coffee while writing it, so in life as in politics, let's both get what we deserve.
How's that tireless effort and organisation working out for you? If it is, I'm happy to hear it but I can't say it's ever particularly worked for me, although it definitely does work very well when the people doing the organising and collaborating are governments, lobbyists, big business and the media given that their interests are aligned and they have huge amounts of resources at their disposal with which to influence everything. I think it's pretty apparent that no amount of organising or effort (at least not of the peaceful kind) can collapse or even put a dent in the current establishment, and in the absence of a revolution (which certainly the British public will never have to balls to carry out) I think the only thing that can is massive economic or societal collapse, because deprived of their comfort and security it will shock the masses out of their complacency and into action and force the establishment to actually offer meaningful solutions or be replaced. And hopefully it will in the process ruin some of those powerful, malevolent corporations and bring the price of housing back down to a sensible level. That's why I am in favour of chaos. Because without it, I don't believe any meaningful change will ever come. What made our government actually start giving a toss about the poor? The fact they'd sent them all off to war and trained them in how to kill people and they suddenly had a population actually capable of overthrowing them if they didn't start improving their lives. It's a bit of a cliche now, but people shouldn't be afraid of their governments, governments should be afraid of their people. And right now, the opposite is true. We are living in a time where the people at the bottom of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs are digging themselves into debt holes and relying on charity just to afford food, heat and shelter yet they still don't rebel against their masters. It's kind of pathetic, and I think something radical needs to happen to force their hand and actually make them get up off their knees.
It is particularly fascinating to me that people continue to obey; that anyone who isn't part of the ruling class still obeys. Why people on benefits don't burn down the Job Centres. Why people working for minimum wage for usurious banks don't just transfer the imaginary fiat money straight out of the accounts of rich d*ckheads they're given access to into their own and take off with it. Why the police don't just stop enforcing pointless laws against victimless crimes and go to town on the actual villains. I guess people really do like following orders, even when it is of no benefit (and in fact detriment) to themselves. Perhaps I've just reached my inevitable political final destination in Stirnerism, but I don't really see why anyone should be expected to do anything at all any more. Certainly not when it comes to "contributing to society"; who on earth would want to contribute to perpetuating a society like this one? A society of con-men conning each other, where the way to rise to the top is to be the most ruthless, amoral con-man and the way to the bottom is to make the mistake of ever trusting any of these other con-men. Do people really think there's any difference between our government and the governments of Russia or China besides a more polished and subtle propoganda machine? We believe in democracy and self determination (except for people in Palestine, Yemen, Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Egypt, etc, etc.). We believe in free markets (and then bail out multinational corporations with public money while leaving small independent businesses to go to the wall). We believe in freedom of speech and the press (as long as it doesn't cross any arbitrary lines the government, or indeed private hosting platforms, have decided are inappropriate).
Your milage may vary, but personally I look at this society and I don't really see anything worth saving any more. What's it doing for you and me? Even the final vestiges of government "usefulness" in providing safety and security are gone now they're clearly happy for us to just starve in the street if we can't afford the most basic living costs which their own policies have been instrumental in raising to unaffordable levels. I'd love nothing more than for all the people being taken advantage of to turn around and refuse to be taken advantage of any more, but most of them are too spineless to do it or have internalised recent useful propaganda out of America about such actions being undemocratic "insurrection" that only the likes of the evil alt-right terrorists would engage in. Because you have to work within the system if you want to try and change things, even if there isn't a hope in Hell you ever will and the masters of the rigged system know that full well. They'll change things as and when they want to, and only what is to their benefit to change.
