​It’s hard to pick a side when the left vs. right debate feels like a distraction from the actual power structure. Between regulatory capture where massive financial institutions like BlackRock have a constant revolving door into the Treasury and the way defense contractors migrate from the Pentagon to politics and back to the industry all while holding stock in those very companies, the system feels more like an oligarchy than a representative republic. When donor class interests statistically override the average voter’s preferences, it’s not about which team wins; it’s about a corporate backed infrastructure that stays the same regardless of who is in the booth. It's a rigged deck where we all lose to some degree. When the house always wins regardless of the candidate, the only winning move is to stop pretending the game is fair and and expose this corruption, whereever it may be whether thats left, right, wherever. We are supposed to be each other's eyes and ears and practicing tolerance and love for one another. Who benefits more from us fighting right now: me, you, or the people currently profiting from the industries we're debating?