AN INHUMAN SYSTEM
			     By Borax Man

			     8 July 2025

Its quite incredible to think how most people have come to accept and
normalise our systems inhumanity towards us.  For many people, there
isn't even a question of whether it *is* inhumane, let alone whether
its callous disregard for us is justified or a necessary evil.  Here I
am talking about our economic system, Capitalism, or to be more
precise, neo-liberalism.  The economic ideology that has taken away
our nation, our right to our land, our future, our everything.

I remember in the 1990s this idea of "economic rationalism", where if
it could be demonstrated that a choice made, would save money, than
that choice is justified.  This was the neo-liberal ideology emerging.

The systems inhumanity comes from treating us as fungible, replaceable
labour.  Dignity, sustainability, national character or continuation
no longer enter the economic equation.  People are made to train their
replacements, are made to compete with imported labour in the race to
the bottom.  No longer do we deserve the "Australian Dream", and the
social contract is dead.  Our existence is decided by the whims of the
few, who hold money, who run the big businesses.  They, they alone
shape our nation, and the long standing peoples of the world could be
scattered to the wind, for all they care, for shareholder value.  The
more that we hear of "stakeholder capitalism" or ESG or other nice
sounding terms, the more we get the same old.  As Jean-Baptiste
Alphonse Karr said through Snake Plisskin, the more things change, the
more they stay the same.

We are admonished for wanting a place to call home.  We are admonished
for objecting to being socially engineered.  We are admonished for
having a preference for our own kind.  We are considered not as
citizens anymore, but transient renters, who will be replaced.  We no
longer deserve anything for our decades of hard work.  We no longer
deserve to live where we grew up, where our family is.  We no longer
deserve our end of the social contract.

What is most troubling is how little issue that people have with not
being able to afford homes, not being a priority in their own nation.
We have become conditioned to be cucks, to sell ourselves out.  We
chastise each other for thinking that we SHOULD have affordable
housing, and should be guaranteed jobs.  We have been so brainwashed,
that someone arguing that jobs here should go to Australians, and not
others, is "entitled".  No, it should be expected.  It should be
expected that other Australians, no matter what position in society
they are in, would put their own country first.  Those that don't, are
selling their country out, and those undermining our interests are
traitors.

I spoke to a Communist on the street yesterday, who seemed to have no
issue telling me that the solution to housing unaffordability is for
me to leave the city of my birth.  The human experience of generations
living in the same land is gone, sacrificed to accommodate the influx
of people who prop up the property market to line the pockets of the
specuvestors.

Some say there is too much entitlement, and maybe there is, of the
wrong kind.  But there is another sense of entitlement which I think
we don't express *enough*.  That is the entitlement to the mutual
loyalty of others, of our intuitions and businesses and of our
government.  One way obligations are a tyranny, and such tyrannies
become abusive, and as with many abusive relationships, the abuser
convinces the abused, that their abuse is justified.

Our politics will not improve, until we start demanding a system that
is more human, one for *us*.  There are so, so few who actually
advocate for this.