Robbed Blind by the System: The People's Struggle Against a Greedy Government and Corporations

Every single day, the system is tightening the noose around the necks of the people, one price hike after the next. 

One new fee, one hidden charge, one increase after another, without warning, without explanation, and most insultingly, without shame. 

While the cost of living shoots through the roof, wages remain chained to the floor. 

The ones in power stay silent, sipping their cocktails in conference rooms while the working class breaks their backs to make it through the month.

Groceries are being hiked by greedy corporations every time there’s a holiday, event, or public celebration, and the government pretends not to notice. 

The price increases are often triple what they should be, yet the so-called price control officers are nowhere to be found. Where are the authorities who are supposed to stop this price gouging? Silent. Absent. Complicit.

Let’s tell the truth that too many are afraid to say: the government is not on the people’s side. 

Not when groceries climb higher every week, not when electricity bills skyrocket, not when the rent becomes unreachable, and not when water, a basic human necessity, is treated like a luxury item.

Where are the loud debates about the price of bread, where’s the outrage from parliament about families having to choose between lights or food? 

You don’t hear it, because it doesn’t exist, what you do see is silence, a convenient, calculated silence, a silence that screams complicity. 

The same leaders who are quick to defend policies for the rich are nowhere to be found when it's time to defend the basic rights of the people who put them in office.

And don’t be fooled by the occasional handout or PR stunt dressed up as “relief.” 

Every so-called gift from the government comes with strings attached, a rise in taxes, a new law that benefits corporations, a silent agreement with foreign interests, or more debt forced upon the nation, it’s not help, it’s a leash.

At this point, it’s not just mismanagement, it’s betrayal, a betrayal of trust, of duty, and humanity. 

No honest government would allow its people to suffer this way while billionaires hoard and multinationals exploit. 

No just leadership would let families go hungry, and children grow up in poverty, while they protect the profits of their rich friends.

The system is not broken, it was built this way. Built to drain the people dry, built to keep us distracted and divided, built to keep us too tired, too broke, and too burdened to fight back.

But the truth cannot be silenced, the people are watching, the people are waking up, and eventually, the people will rise, not with begging hands, but with bold voices demanding what’s rightfully theirs, because enough is enough.

We were not born just to pay bills and die, we were born to live, and that means it’s time to call it for what it is.

A war against the working class, a system rigged for the rich, and a government that no longer serves the people.

And if they’re not serving the people, they have no business leading the people.