I know a lot of you love to plaster these online threads with Quarantined thots and narcissistic hoes begging for money online, and in person. I know that it appeals to a sense of inequality and vengeance of being mistreated by women. However, in the begging and electronic hooking, there might be something more we are missing.

Women can do this. But only a small segment can. Most people and almost all men can not. But, I'm not talking about how men are second class, or how AWALT and or even e-thots. It does show that when people are massively forced out of the economy, the response can be dramatic, and sudden.

In fact, what I am getting at that we do live in a fairly unstable society ruled by elites. The elites are failing, in fact, to handle a crisis. One that is continuing to evolve and may last for a lot longer than we want it to do. NPR's Market Places started talking about the current developing economic situation as a "Depression", with as much at 30%! I will write that again, 30% unemployment when we emerge this summer, perhaps, at the earliest. This one, unlike the 2008 collapse, and all other recessions and bubble bursts that caused recessions, is not rooted in economic speculation or inequality, but in an external cause that is largely beyond our control. The more we adhere to policy that controls the external force, the more we destroy what kept us stable: people at least getting by.

The longer this goes on, the longer this progresses, what will happen? This isn't a, "punish those bitches" post. I really mean, the longer this goes on, the more we in the west especially the US where elites are failing to effectively deal with the evolving situation, the worse it will get and the more the barometer moves from stable and happy, to real, not online BS, but real political instability. Potentially one with youthful and at least in a time of change, competent leaders that unseat the current power structure, not just Trump or Pelosi, but the behind the scenes corporate power structure.

We had a single stimulus that hopes to temporarily prop up the economy. It cost 2 trillion dollars. We will need more to keep us afloat. How long can that continue? What do you think will happen when a that doesn't? It won't be thots online begging then.