It doesn't mean you're completely dependent on the state, people can still get jobs and have a career, go off grid, same as now. It's almost as if there are di

It doesn't mean you're completely dependent on the state, people can still get jobs and have a career, go off grid, same as now. It's almost as if there are different people with different opinions in the tech community. And what's wrong with applauding the government when they make a policy decision that helps your average person, while critisizing them when they make a decision that hurts your average person? The hilarious part is, the rabid anti-government "libertarians" are always the first ones to also be rabidly pro military (the largest socialist entity in the government).