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kentrado
3y ago
In which universe, is that an insult? You are assuming malice.
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3y ago
I am a responsible user for more than ten years. You speak as if marijuana is highly addictive when in fact it is less addictive than coffee and easier to quit.
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3y ago
Why do you donate money when you have acknowledged that the CEO is wasting it?
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3y ago
If you live in the EU, you could do a GDPR request to delete all your data. https://meta.stackexchange.com/legal/gdpr/request
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3y ago
The mods in /r/anarchism are selected by voting.
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3y ago
I will have to point out that different people have made different comments in this thread. No one mentioned Communism before, user b59831. Furthermore the OP, just pointed out that Capitalism leads to surveillance. Which is necessary in a
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3y ago
>There is no real-world example of a communist country under that definition. It is purely hypothetical and never been successfully applied. Communism is understood to be an ideal state (in the platonic sense of the word), it isn't
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3y ago
He just explained to you that there's no state in a comune. Therefore there can't be no such thing as a communist government. A communist country has no government. You probably mean Marxist-Leninist "Communist" states.
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3y ago
We can't trust CEOs or the goverment to guide big tech to work for the common good. In my experience, the workers (not management) are collectively the most ethical entity within a company. It is too bad we have decided that workers sh
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3y ago
I disagree and I think there's enough information available that explains why Boris Johnson, proroguing parliament in the way that he did was unconstitutional and extremist. However, even if you are right and it is not extremism. That
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_British_prorogation_contr...
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3y ago
Can you provide examples of how it curbs extremism? The Tories have been doing extreme stuff and I don't see any intervention from the monarch.
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3y ago
Ratemyprofessors was literally responsible for improving my college experience tenthfold.
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3y ago
Economic circumstances can keep people hostage.
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4y ago
I think you are correct. It seems to me to be a power struggle disguised as something that should be done for the good of the FOSS movement.
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4y ago
I think the ones you are referring to are still capitalist as companies are owned by an elite "capitalist" and the workers have no say in their workplace.
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4y ago
Europeans are more aware of class struggle than people from the United States. They didn't have a McCarthyism red scare. Since this news is about an European country, it is no so strange that people complain about the system that broug
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4y ago
Alcohol can literally kill you. Cannabis on the other hand will not.
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4y ago
>I honestly do not understand why evolution gave us this harsh treatment. I think in the past we didn't use to sleep 8 hours straight. Perhaps it was fine, we just changed and forgot to send babies the memo.
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4y ago
>Co-ops have never been a successful software business model. Not even once that I can think of Igalia is a co-op of software developers. Seems to work well for them.
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4y ago
That's not been my experience at all. What union of IT workers does this? Where are you getting this? I've been in unionized workplaces (Europe). There's been a minimum but never a maximum and the sliding scale is not driven
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4y ago
Being in a union doesn't mean that you can't negotiate your salary.
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4y ago
That's the first time I ever heard of that. Maybe you just went to a bad place.
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4y ago
Communism doesn't reject democracy. It necessitates democracy at its core. Otherwise you can't make decisions within your local commune.
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4y ago
Most of the time I just lurk without commenting, but since you were so alarmed. I wasted time looking at the bit you were referring to. You are exaggerating quite a bit. You are free to make your own judgements, but if this is what you cons
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4y ago
What would you do instead?
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4y ago
Two wrongs make it right? Shouldn't workers get a pay rise?
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How is Germany falling apart?
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I disagree but I don't think a discussion with you would be productive. The sarcasm tells me you are not going to engage honestly. If you wish to learn more about the negative psychological effects of being watched all the time, there&
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4y ago
On a side note, oh man the stories I could tell you. Pair programming all the time is like an evolution of Foucault's panopticon. You police yourself because you are closely being watched all the time and your peers will tattletale to
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