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I feel exactly the same way. (US citizen here.)

My country abuses its people and can't be trusted.

At least in the past, people had somewhere to flee to (here). Now, I don't know where to go.

It doesn't seem like it's even worth trying to fight it.



There are several movements afoot to regain locality as a source of power. Here in the US Pacific Northwest, there are a number of groups traveling and speaking about bioregions. I have heard from several eloquent speakers of first nations peoples who have a similar, healthy message to impart.

I am beginning to think something like this may be an alternative that I can put my efforts behind: Minimize my interaction with large US government and instead focus on making my small area as healthy as possible, economically, socially, regionally (eco/land), and living being health-wise (plants, animals, AND humans).

This would seem to be an extension of think globally, act locally.




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