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> trying to sabotage a system they see as unjust. You should see something wrong with someone actively sabotaging a system. It's fine and maybe encouraged to p
by prottog 4y ago
> trying to sabotage a system they see as unjust.
You should see something wrong with someone actively sabotaging a system. It's fine and maybe encouraged to protest or move on to a better opportunity, but sabotage just means they're making the whole world a little bit worse off.
- fabianhjr 4y agoThe US government is more than happy to sabotage the rest of the world to retain just a bit longer their crumbling dominant position. (And those are closer to assasinations, coup d'etats, and economic warfare)
- nick__m 4y agosabotage just means they're making the whole world a little bit worse
- midoridensha 4y agoSo the German resistance were wrong to try to sabotage Hitler's war plans?
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- mbg721 4y agoThe idea is that this is a last-ditch situation where breaking windows leads to a long-term net positive.
- brailsafe 4y agoHard disagree. If a system has virtue, it needs to stand up to various kinds of scrutiny. Using housing as an analogy, pushing zoning, wealth, and development restrictions to their limit, people either leave their communities to find homes elsewhere, or they start setting up tents in backyards until the police can't do anything about it. The system should crumble at a certain point.