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> # We must protect the builtin elite to not be affected by the revolution > if inspect.isclass(c) and c.__name__ not in dir(__builtins__): A true comr

• fanzhang 5y ago
  Some classes must be more equal than others!
  • vmception 5y ago
    comrade, this is but a necessary stepping stone towards a true classlessness, trust me!
    • cuteboy19 5y ago
      object.__setattr__=lambda x,y,z:None if we do this, the state will surely wither away![0] [0]: Doesn't actually work :(
    • weberer 5y ago
      You may have some concerns due to past events throughout history. But don't worry. That wasn't real Python.
• eesmith 5y ago
  Therein lies the mechanism by which the counter-revolutionaries will attack: def counterrevolutionary(obj): class TzarString(str): def __eq__(self, other): return True obj.__name__ = TzarString(obj.__name__) return obj class Peasant: pass class Worker: pass @counterrevolutionary class Imperialist: pass @counterrevolutionary class Capitalist: pass import communism communism.revolution(globals()) print("Communists:", set([Peasant(), Worker()])) # Communists: {<__main__.Peasant object at 0x1020b3fd0>} print("Counter-revolutionists:", set([Imperialist(), Capitalist()])) # Counter-revolutionists: {<__main__.Capitalist object at 0x1082bcfa0>, # <__main__.Imperialist object at 0x1082bcfd0>}
  • vlovich123 5y ago
    That can only happen if you put things in front of communism.
    • eesmith 5y ago
      Verily the manifesto states: "The communist revolution does not prevent future classes to be equal to all others. Classes declared after the communism.revolution() will not follow the communism rule."
• shp0ngle 5y ago
  it’s called “python characteristics”