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>>Anything that is core to the function and well being of a state, being owned by a foreign nation poses a national security risk. You mean like water? ... I b

>>Anything that is core to the function and well being of a state, being owned by a foreign nation poses a national security risk. You mean like water? ... I believe we're the only 'developed' country in the world to have sold off / privatised it's water. It's all we do. Sell our country down the river for the benefit of a few wankers. I signed up to the link in the original post, but don't have that much hope. We'll sell our grandma if it'll mean we get a 50p voucher or save 2 more minutes of our day.

design2203 9mo ago
Yes that’s exactly what I mean. I’m working on stuff that I can’t say too much about. But let’s just say there is a way out from this - but it will require the smartest minds and folks starving for change to come together and create the change we want. Sometimes an environment that creates a desperate need for change can be a good thing. It’s not going to happen via politics. It has to come by being creative from the outside in.
- stocksinsmocks 9mo ago
  I’m not very confident in the strategy of immiserating most people to drive positive change. This has been a Communist talking point for a century and a half that has yet to produce positive results, despite many attempts. I am pleased to read someone is taking some initiative.
  - design2203 9mo ago
    I don’t believe in the communism vs capitalist debate. The latter has furthered progress so clearly there are benefits to be had. But yet the dream of the former continues on. Someone who is more open to a “take the best of what exists” is what is needed. Appreciate the positive sentiment.
- nebula8804 9mo ago
  >I’m working on stuff that I can’t say too much about. But let’s just say there is a way out from this - but it will require the smartest minds and folks starving for change to come together and create the change we want. Sometimes an environment that creates a desperate need for change can be a good thing. Let me guess, its a new Web Framework isn't it? :P
thebruce87m 9mo ago
> You mean like water? ... I believe we're the only 'developed' country in the world to have sold off / privatised it's water. Wasn’t it both England and Wales?

design2203 9mo ago

Yes that’s exactly what I mean. I’m working on stuff that I can’t say too much about. But let’s just say there is a way out from this - but it will require the smartest minds and folks starving for change to come together and create the change we want. Sometimes an environment that creates a desperate need for change can be a good thing. It’s not going to happen via politics. It has to come by being creative from the outside in.

stocksinsmocks 9mo ago
I’m not very confident in the strategy of immiserating most people to drive positive change. This has been a Communist talking point for a century and a half that has yet to produce positive results, despite many attempts. I am pleased to read someone is taking some initiative.
- design2203 9mo ago
  I don’t believe in the communism vs capitalist debate. The latter has furthered progress so clearly there are benefits to be had. But yet the dream of the former continues on. Someone who is more open to a “take the best of what exists” is what is needed. Appreciate the positive sentiment.
nebula8804 9mo ago
>I’m working on stuff that I can’t say too much about. But let’s just say there is a way out from this - but it will require the smartest minds and folks starving for change to come together and create the change we want. Sometimes an environment that creates a desperate need for change can be a good thing. Let me guess, its a new Web Framework isn't it? :P

thebruce87m 9mo ago

> You mean like water? ... I believe we're the only 'developed' country in the world to have sold off / privatised it's water. Wasn’t it both England and Wales?