@deilannthe concept of a fools day used to be about power inversion. the pranks poked fun at those with real power - the fool became king and the king was a fool
now, we prank each other, often cruelly, despite prankee and pranker being quite dispossessed and many wait for corporations with more power than any of us to shower the 'good' pranks upon us
it's a pity we can't have a billionaire in the stocks, as a treat
@deilann@tech.lgbton the one hand, the whole concept was built to keep people content and that's bad
on the other, i'd really like to throw the contents of amazon piss bottles at jeff bezos
@deilannthinking about it, a lot of billionaires might opt to not quite be that wealthy if it meant enduring fools week, month, year, the seizing of the means of production