The Who Cares Era

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hbartab · 9h ago

Interesting article, though I disagree with the statement that many a government does not care:

> At a time where the government's uncaring boot is pressing down on all of our necks, the best way to fight back is to care.

They care, just not about most people, animals, or the planet. They care to get richer and consolidate even more power.

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The Who Cares Era

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