The Problem is the SYSTEM, the System is the PROBLEM

Introduction What do war, corruption, exploitation, and inequality have in common? Why does history seem to repeat itself, no matter how hard we fight? We live in a world governed by a system. It doesn't matter who created it or how it became established. What truly matters is its impact on our lives, the way it shapes our decisions, and, most importantly, how it defines what is considered "success." From the transatlantic slave trade to modern invasions, from colonization to global economic crises, everything follows the same pattern: the domination of some over others. Coincidence? I don't think so. The system is designed to function this way. But here comes the key question: who truly benefits from this system? The problem isn't just that bad actions are rewarded while integrity is punished. The problem is that this model has been normalized. We've been led to believe that the only way to survive is to play by its rules, even when t...