The main ones causing problems in the world are rich capitalists, but there's basically no viable threat to them or their power currently and it looks like there isn't going to be one in the foreseeable future.
The main ones causing problems in the world are rich capitalists, but there's basically no viable threat to them or their power currently and it looks like there isn't going to be one in the foreseeable future.
Are you in the US like me? Maybe I'm overblowing it but it seems to me like there have been more and more unionization efforts in various industries and businesses, more and more shit like tenant's unions out of simple necessity, basically people being forced to remember that they're way the fuck more effective and powerful when they group up.
From there, hopefully, even if they aren't explicitly communist or socialist or anything, we'll at least see enough people willing to band together and use the muscle of collective action to exert some meaningful pressure, and hopefully in time to actually help with stuff like the climate.
Even if things fail to improve here in the dying empire, at least it could hopefully open things up for Latin American leftism and stuff like that.