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> China from senselessly expanding their industry and to convince the third world from developing This is such a insane way to look at it. The constant fight
by MSFT_Edging 3y ago
> China from senselessly expanding their industry and to convince the third world from developing
This is such a insane way to look at it.
The constant fight for increased profit has offshored manufacturing and created a market for constant crap to buy. China isn't expanding industry in a vacuum, to suggest degrowth should only be for the third world, that historically was exploited for the growth of the first world, is honestly a crazy stance.
I like to tell people that eco-fascists are easy to spot, when someone says "we need less people", ask them who goes first.
The west has driven us to this current state for the sake of profit. We ship plastic bullshit across the oceans burning bunker fuel to shave 6 cents a unit off the margin.
The west has built a society so alienated and so dependent on endless, unsustainable growth. The perfect consumer is entirely dependent on capital for their every need. Yet you point out the issue is the third world looking for some dignity after a century of hyper extraction capital.
I saw a silly tweet today, it went "In a way, we're all in a rich dude's poorly designed submersible".
We're all dying for those bastards RPG min/maxing. The real path is anti-profit, durable long lasting items, and interconnected local economies.