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shove
3y ago
The power that flows from value creation is “mild”, whereas the power that flows from political acumen is “direct and high”? Man cmon. Power is power. Have you not noticed the entire lobbying industry and who pays for the majority of it?
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shove
3y ago
Hahahahaha deep breath Hahahahaha
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3y ago
Yes we rich-eaters have been surviving on a mono-culture of rich folk and will surely starve without the rich who sacrifice themselves selflessly for our sustenance.
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3y ago
Anarchists also organize into affinity groups. Not all anarchists are anti-market. Anti capitalist !== anti market
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shove
3y ago
Nom nom nom
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3y ago
Of course there’s more ways to cheat people than skimming wages via capitalism. Marx point was that capitalism should be understood as a way to cheat people at scale .
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3y ago
applause
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3y ago
Marx was specifically talking about industrial production and made that pretty clear in his work. “It’s far too low resolution a phrase” when purposefully taken out of context. If “the means of production” applies to the factory owner and t
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3y ago
There’s no system quite as flexible as anarchy ;) In all seriousness, the contextually relevant factors tend to be local details. Anarchy embraces the idea that people closest to and most impacted by the issues should be more involved in de
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3y ago
Isn’t it just a touch hypocritical to say that xxx is “the right answer” but “people prefer simple, wrong, answers, to complex correct ones”? “The right answer” almost always turns out to be “it depends” (just like any good engineer would s
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3y ago
If Wired did actual journalism, they’d have done that
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3y ago
Hell yeah, nice local reference
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Incredibly wild assumption
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3y ago
Mine too, but I’ve not always had the pleasure of working for the enlightened
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3y ago
Unless we’re getting out the torches and pitchforks and marching to the guillotines (pretty please?), it’s purely a rhetorical battle. Are you suggesting that power dynamics are irrelevant in a shouting-match? I’m not taking issue with the
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3y ago
IF I CANNOT DICTATE THE CONDITIONS OF MY LABOR I WILL HENCEFORTH CEASE TO WORK
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3y ago
In a similar vein, this poem by Pedro Pietri: Telephone Booth (number 905 1/2) woke up this morning feeling excellent, picked up the telephone dialed the number of my equal opportunity employer to inform him I will not be into work tod
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3y ago
In order for the author’s thesis to work, the government (which is somehow absurdly neither sided with capitalists nor workers) actively pits the two classes against each other in a permanent stalemate. In order for that to work, the two
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3y ago
The downvotes only make me stronger
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3y ago
The map is not the territory bro
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3y ago
It’s perhaps difficult to find the flaw in this argument until you note that society isn’t 50/50 capitalists and workers. Pull on that thread a bit and combine it with the fact that neither the government nor bankers (whether central o
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shove
3y ago
We did think about it and (the smart amongst us) decided that’s how we got into this mess in the first place.
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shove
3y ago
Can we just go ahead and remove this link as being OT before the comments turn into the inevitable ignorant shit-storm?
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3y ago
You might enjoy “The Dream Machine” (is the similar title a coincidence?) which is a fantastic history of the personal computer that even those of us pretty well versed can learn a lot from
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3y ago
I don’t think this is a thing you can pattern-match for. Too much of happiness, success, etc is luck. Often, I look back and realize a period was a happy time, but I don’t remember feeling particularly happy while it was happening. Keep w
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3y ago
It was bad, and it drove me mad, but honestly I miss it because I’m not sure we’re overall in a better place now
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3y ago
* ex-arcade bar owner here, weeping *
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3y ago
The comments are generally impressed at the “600k monthly revenue” and while I am too, is that “our business was grossing 600k/month” or “the sites we supported were grossing 600k/month through our checkout”? These are … very diff
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3y ago
That’s exactly why
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3y ago
1) they cherry pick the timeframe for historical comparison and conclude college has gotten cheaper (a more honest analysis for that period is that it stayed flat). What about 20, 30, 40, 50 years ago? The silence sure is loud. 2) Good for
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