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Even though it's obviously a land grab... no one other than massive corporations is capable or willing to provide this. I don't like it either, but that's how c
by beccasanchez 11y ago
Even though it's obviously a land grab... no one other than massive corporations is capable or willing to provide this. I don't like it either, but that's how corporatocracy works. Might as well fight against gravity.
- pasquinelli 11y agothat's a good point. might as well fight against gravity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE_USPTmYXM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE_USPTmYXM
- tokai 11y agoHumanity have a long and distinct history of fighting against gravity.
- vthallam 11y agoExactly! That too, a democracy like India would never approve something so capitalistic with a pro-poor cover.
- beccasanchez 11y agoAnd yet gravity is still going strong... Make an ally out of gravity and you can use its strength for something half-decent instead of all-bad. I think this land grab by Facebook is half-decent instead of all-bad. Facebook is treating the poor better than the Indian government has, at least. Neither institution really gives a fuck about them.
- ganadiniakshay 11y agoFacebook is treating the farmers better by giving them access to facebook. What has the government done except no interest loans, free seeds and fertilizers, subsidies and free training programs. Sounds about right
- beccasanchez 11y agoYou aren't expecting much from the government. Who has more resources and power than the government? If Zuck had that much power I'm sure he would do a lot more than just give free internet.