All I can say is to try to hang in there. I wish there were more to be done.

Things are bleak!

Hmm - does Morocco want you to visit again?

Fixing one's own country's problems is a very delicate thing. I remember reading an article about Hong Kong not too long ago with how many of them are having to take part in risky protests, but really that's what has to be done. A united front against the corruption, even at the risk of one's self. :X

As someone who lives in the United States under a time of Trump and mass shootings, I can say that those feelings are probably typical all around the world. This is simply not a stable time. You need to have a bit of faith in your political and economic system.

And as someone whose family is from the Republic of China and has a proud history of fighting and fleeing famine, economic chaos, Japanese invasion, communist takeover, and the constant threat of nuclear missiles, I can also say to keep up hope, but always be prepared for the worst. Nothing is eternal.

That which is long divided must unify; that which is long unified must divide.

Hang in there!

Best wishes from this side of the Pacific.

I hear this from friends in the UK, Venezuela, Poland, and Canada and here in the USA we're pretty scared too. I think the time has come that our only loyalties should be to each other, because nations are falling but friendships can outlast them. Make friends around the world and close to home, and be totally loyal to them.

Yeah I can relate, coming from the US. Nations once thought strong and upstanding are becoming destabilized by absurdist blowhard leadership day by day. Don't spend all of your time worrying over it though, I mean, be aware of it, but don't lose your mind over it, because unless you're knee deep involved in the political process, there's really nothing you can do about it. If you can create a world as an artist, create one that you'd like to see. Maybe it takes off, and others would like to see it too. Best wishes to you.

I empathize - the USA is not exactly a great place these days - and all I can say is that I hope you can still keep drawing despite all that, it's definitely a useful survival strategy.

You are on the Titanic, along with eight billion other people. There is little to do but arrange the deck chairs before it goes down.

I can't speak to the political climate of Korea, but in the US these times are forcing me to feel more intimately connected with history.

It hurts me that I can't save as many people as I want, nor could I probably save myself, so I choose to act without regrets. Whether or not I join billions of other humans into oblivion, I'll at least have that.

its not getting better here in the u.s., other then in temporary superficial ways.
we have a lot of mass to dampen out fluctuations, but, trump's tiff with china,
looms ominously on a horizon calculated to hit after the 2020 election.

the up side, is that its not the little green pieces of paper.
the down side of the upside, the really bottom line,
isn't the misadventures of symbolic value,
but an environment decreasingly hospitable to the human species,
as a result of priorities based on the pseudo-science of economics,
instead of the realities of the biosphere and the co-dependence of all life.

with any luck some things will change, as, after all many things are always changing,
and never all in the same direction.

if we can replace chump with someone who's head isn't where they can't open their eyes,
we may be able to partially dodge that bullet.

while we can no longer expect to completely avoid ecopocalypse,
there is plenty to still do, to limit and contain the degree of its effect.

we have only a very brief window remaining in which to do them,
so now is not the time, to throw up our hands and accept our doom as something we have lost all ability to do anything about.

Well there's immigration or just roll with it, that stuff isn't your problem.

I'm sorry to hear that, and would like to think that I can relate to a point, having my own anxieties and frustrations with a number of things going on.
But at the same time, I don't if I can really say.
I've seen what other folks have said here, and I'm not going to say that any of them are particularly wrong, whatever my specific opinions be.

I will say, however, that going by the replies I've seen so far, that I'm perhaps largely in the boat of people like ThreeTails, TheBigMansini, and Leucrotta:
Value whatever relationships you have, and from wherever you gain them, as they may be seen as being more meaningful and lasting than politics, however overwhelming those things can be.
And if you can, continue with your art, as it can be a release from this sort of burden, and, who knows, might even inspire the way for something better in due time, even if it's just the smallest of first steps.

And, depending on your values and priorities, if you feel like you should stand up and say or do something, then perhaps do it. I wouldn't endorse or condone outright violence, of course (aside from self-defense, if it came to the worst case scenario), but if you feel that it's come to the point where some risk needs to be taken, then I wish you well.
Otherwise, I suppose I'd just try to encourage you to have some sort of faith in the overall flow of things, as hard as that is to do at times.

I hope this helps, if not my reply specifically, then someone else's or just seeing that folks care to give some sort of feedback.
Take care of yourself.

there are problems everywhere. until one can't say where to move because there is no more perfect places... good luck, and best wishes!

Hang on there.
Things are pretty the same in every corner of the world. Believe your watcher from global corporation, every country right now is stepping on the treshold of screwing things up, everyone doing the same and everyone afraid of it.
And there are the rest of countries where you can't do business selling pills, because of situation there.

Every time you feel down, remember: you are on the roof of the skyscraper, and there are at least 100 stages below you.

If you can't do anything with country - do something for yourself. Find people who will be important to you, whose company will be better than any political situation. Concentrate on this. You'll feel much better then, I believe

Keep Drawing. Focus inward and care for those around you. Our governments will play their roles on the world-stage while we can simply watch and hang-on. Keep Drawing.