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What is an example of a sustainable governance where capital is not prioritized?

• ceejayoz 4y ago
  The EU's GDPR is a good example of privacy prioritized over corporate profit. Not prioritized at all is not what the parent poster alleged.
  • screamingninja 4y ago
    > Not prioritized at all is not what the parent poster alleged. Sorry, but I interpret "entirely run by capital" differently.
    • ceejayoz 4y ago
      "entirely run by capital" and "not at all run by capital" are not the only two options. There's a very wide spectrum between the two. Again, GDPR is an example of this; so's the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund versus, say, Alaska's oil dividend.
      • screamingninja 4y ago
        Exactly my point, thank you. EU GDPR is a great example. There is a wide spectrum between the two that the parent commenter appeared to disregard.
        • ceejayoz 4y ago
          They didn't disregard it at all. > The US is entirely run by capital. If its profitable it'll be allowed even if it harms peiple None of this wording excludes the following: "In contrast to the US, Europe is not entirely run by capital. If it's profitable it may not be allowed if it harms people."
• decide1000 4y ago
  Compared to the US: EU
• wahnfrieden 4y ago
  Why limit the question to governance?
• hanniabu 4y ago
  Democratic socialism
  • deleted 4y ago
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  • kevviiinn 4y ago
    The socialism only exists for capital owners