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11mo ago
Pfffff, you're basically saying "you're not saying anything relevant", but never actually contributing anything to the conversation. Alright lets do an exercise... Please look at any of the widely accepted tenets of libe
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11mo ago
Wait, I'm talking about liberalism and classical/social liberalism as extensions of that. Im referring to the overarching philosophy and parts of its derivatives. >I'm referring to your analysis, so the article is irreleva
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11mo ago
You are right, I just repeated it wrong, see my original comment. I do claim they established abstract expressionist art, but that is also beside the point. This art would have existed either way. The wider claim is that they controlled the
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> This is a goal, not a claim. Whose goal? Seriously. My claim is that liberalism is contradictory because it does not contain a class analysis. It uses the language of true equality but it cannot guarantee it. >This is a complete non
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11mo ago
This is a false dichotomy. The problem isn't that there is equality in the eyes of the law. The problem is what that means in practice. A poor citizen has the right to use their money as they see fit. <spoiler>A poor citizen has
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This is talking about philosophical liberalism. It's the official ideology of capitalist countries, to think that were all equal in the eyes of the govt and if youre not on the same economic level it must be cause you're fundament
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Yes, they literally "established" it. Thats what that word means. They drove the perspective for the sake of propaganda. They promoted american movies and art everywhere. And it worked. This is how they got young kids in Europe, A
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11mo ago
Well in my comment I said they established modern art. Keyword: established. And the CIA definitely creates some things/narratives. But on the note of natural development, I do agree. You can call it conspiracies or incentives, its the
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11mo ago
Interesting. Another mole for the monopolies to wack in a few weeks, months or years? lol, I dont want to sound bleak. The capitalist internet is the issue. Capitalist internet is enshittification. I would like to see this in action cause i
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Well its not a secret world government. A lot of it is done out in the open. Do you really think you control the government? That it is democratic?
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They didn't just establish abstract expressionist art, they crafted a whole culture around art and the humanities. They won over the western bias. Aesthetics, depth, reason and humanity in the west was defined through the lens of the C
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11mo ago
I'm not talking about a small capitalist with a nice house and a nice car. I'm talking about the super rich. Thr super rich have to be the government to be super rich and the little capitalists just ride the wakes made by the big
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The only difference is that the government cant cater totally to Bill Gates, they got a couple thousand other capitalists to take care of in order to keep the country afloat. The government is the ORGANIZED rich. It's not "everyth
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I'd say my visual imagination is pretty strong. I bet we're just good at scanning. Eyes are made for looking and we can use a semi-subconscious level of looking that attracts our eyes to what we want to find. Though I'm sure
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Maybe I'm too sleepy for rhetoric. But a country needs material resources to exist, right? Some of these are food, shelter, energy, health, entertainment and security. These are all private enterprises in a capitalist state. For exampl
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11mo ago
They ARE the authoritarian regime. This myth that capitalist perpetuate that the rich are not the government is the best lie out there. The rich are the government. They are the national interests, countries' industries' is their
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Yes, I am also inclined to believe this is just natural human psyche phenomenon. This very specific topic about clovers is one that I relate to, I've always found 4 leaf clovers faster. But I wouldnt say I have synesthesia. This has de
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Oops, didnt realize it was the same poster. Thought it was someone else saying these things dont happen.
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Not really. Squid games is loosely based on for-profit concentration camps run by US backed dictators in South Korea. The true story is actually worse than the fictional show. All US colonies have had terrible dictatorships, the news of whi
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11mo ago
It's the era of consulting and corporate gurus. How else would you sell something? Just capitalism and its flaws.
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They have also had the longest on going embargo on earth right after they were nearly wiped out by a genocidal war on behalf of the US. I don't doubt their history explains the shape of their economy. This may seem like I am defending
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1y ago
Rich people justifying liberalism through shitty wotdsmithing will never end.
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1y ago
This is the next feature i want to implement in my own nfc player, which is essentially the same idea as OPs but only through vlc for now. I run it on a raspi and uses nfcpy and python-vlc. Its on github under nfc_player.
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Nice! I did this as well, but with python. Wanted to detach a bit more from the machine. Made a python script that uses nfcpy to connect to an nfc reader and triggers vlc player through python-vlc. I think its nfc_player on github.
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Exactly. We are designed so that those with more power can play their games in DC and through out all the public offices in these states. There is a reason why labor movements have been nearly completely wiped out from collective history. T
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This applies to either. The democracy we need threatens those in power. What say does the average poor person in your town have? To endorse someone they cant control? To choose from amongst the few candidates that the big interests have dev
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1y ago
Low pay and high effort. This has been going on for 500+ years since the very dawn of capitalism.
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Yep. They talk about free market but they dont let your computer do one of the most basic things it can do: copying.
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