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You know, every time I see the phrase "No drop of rain feels responsible for the flood" I get upset. You know why? It's not the raindrops that cause the flood. It's the clouds. The environment that fosters the rain.

Like, does anyone actually want to get up at 6 AM every morning and run out the door to drive an hour one-way in a machine that kills children quickly and the environment slowly, just to give up half of their waking life to a soulless entity that turns spirit and creativity into stolen labor value and burnout, all for the pleasure of continuing to do that every day for the next several decades until the stress inevitably kills you? I don't know one fucking person who wants to be doing this shit, but as the rain is forced out of the cloud by the dropping pressure, so are we coerced into this life by the threat of starvation and exposure to the elements. Would that I could break the chain, but I am as helpless against it as the raindrop is against the pull of gravity. It's so easy to toss pithy quotes at people while sipping from a bamboo straw, but it doesn't stop Starbucks from selling a billion lattes a minute to people who are too tired and rushed to give two shits about the planet we're killing in order to create that convenience we rely on so we can be forced to dedicate every last spare second of our time to the altar of capitalism. How the fuck do you fight that in any meaningful way?