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Techno-fascism came, established itself, grabbed the power and the majority is still deciding if techno-fascism is a thing or not
by inftech 2y ago
Techno-fascism came, established itself, grabbed the power and the majority is still deciding if techno-fascism is a thing or not
- cmurf 2y agoMost definitely. But we all are in some sense complicit, right? However unwittingly we accepted the entirety of the FAANG ideology: cornered markets, monopolistic practice, regulatory capture, anti-competitive business and now government practice. There's a reason why so many tech folks are not super nervous about what's going on politically. It's familiar. I've lost count how many articles make a point of listing CEOs present at Trump's inauguration omit Tim Cook who also contributed $1M to the inauguration fund.