Broke:
Greta Thunberg is right/wrong
Woke:
Millions squabble over dwindling food as supply chain infrastructure begins to fail. At first, it seems temporary. Gas prices skyrocket, non-seasonal foods and imported products are prohibitively expensive. Rents increase. Homelessness increases, as does crime. You watch the local council dispose of the bodies of the frozen homeless during winter and think hey, things are getting kind of serious.
Food becomes more scarce, gas even more expensive. Robberies, break-ins, and violent crimes aren't on the news any more, they're in your street. You become increasingly paranoid. You move out of the city and into a semi-rural area with your boys. You stock up on rice and firewood as the state becomes counterintuitively centralized - small pockets of extremely policed areas exist as islands in an ocean of gang wars, drug use, decaying housing, bums, and lawlessness
People begin to die in the thousands, then tens of thousands, then hundreds of thousands as the parasitic elements of society withdraw into guarded enclaves and leave the seething, starving mass of normie humanity to eat one another. You're living in the Great Leap Forward 2: Mao's Revenge, and there's no dial tone when you pick up the phone any more.
There isn't enough food. The weak are dying, the feebs and soys are composting black mold growth in empty studio apartment block crypts. Women are currency again.
You momentarily adjust your footing on the running board as the stack belches a noxious cloud of soot across your face, leaving another stain on your frayed Hawaiian shirt. You take a tighter grip on the roof racks as the truck bounces over another emaciated corpse, laughing along with the throaty growl of the 6.4 liter power stroke.
You glance across the canopy at your boogaloo buddy, see his rictus grin illuminated in glowing orange by the tyre fires that flash past through the night as you white-knuckle through the rotting corpse of urban civilization.
