I feel like the main issue with participating in a long term economic blackout is the fact that a lot of people who would want to do that don’t really have the savings or option to do so.

Young people living under the poverty line, living paycheck to paycheck are considerably upset with the state of U.S. economics but also cannot contribute to a movement such as this because of stuff like not being able to work full time and do school full time, needing to live off of every penny day to day because it’s all they have, etc. If a long term economic blackout movement were to happen, these people wouldn’t even make that huge of a difference regardless because of not being able to spend a lot in the first place.

The people who will make a difference in a longer term blackout are middle to upper middle class families with stable jobs and good savings, and unfortunately somewhere around half of those people will probably be right wing, fascist leader supporting citizens.

A bit late but definitely agree with the Boundaries album. Not sure if we’re counting EPs but the recent Counterparts release is insane.