I dont really understand or know what RSS is, isnt that something that was a thing in the 2000s?

Well, it’s been browbeaten out of us. The idea that things can get better, that positive change can happen, has been replaced with complacency, with this assumption that things are only going to get worse. That’s why so many people already talk about being a doomer or blackpilled, or just completely apathetic to the fact that, yeah, one day you’re going to wake up and hear that the polar bears are extinct, that it’s too hot in Africa for elephants to live in the wild, that they can only survive in captivity. That’s something we all know is going to happen, even if we don’t consciously think about it. And that’s terrifying, because this entire system—capitalism, imperialism—is perpetrated by the US to benefit a tiny handful of people, while the rest of us are told, “Well, that’s just the way the world works. There’s nothing you can do about it.” But a lot of us are starting to say, “No, fuck that. There is something we can do about it.” Think about this: 11,000 people in Florida voted for the PSL. Florida. In my opinion, that state has some of the most impactful, creative, and just straight-up active counterculture in the country. If you’re young, our age, and you just want to throw a party with your friends, hang out, have a good time—and then the cops show up and shut it down because, oh, there was a drag queen at the party and now that’s a sex offense? That person’s going to jail? That radicalizes people in a way that nothing else does. That friction, that constant repression—it builds something. So, 11,000 people voted for the PSL in Florida. That’s a lot of fucking people. Now imagine if 11,000 people hit the streets and started doing what Luigi Mangione did. Imagine how unstoppable that would be. Because once you have people like that out there, others are going to follow. The apathy breaks. That complacency gets shattered even faster than when Luigi did his act of heroism, because it’s not just a lone actor. It’s a movement. It’s power. If 11,000 people took the Florida capitol, that’s the revolution starting right there. The real question is: how do we get to that point? How do we make it normal—make it obvious—that a revolution isn’t just possible but necessary? That if we do it, things will get better because we fought for it? I don’t have all the answers to those questions. But I think this space, this platform, is where we can start to figure it out together, as young people, as Gen Z, as a culture. Because if we don’t, there’s no future.

all in house, if you notice any issues with the translation, please let me know. I am learning spanish as I go