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by thiagoharry 2y ago
So, you agree that most countries should ban US social media, as most of them probably have laws against foreign owned TV and radio?
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
I am not aware of chinese or iranian devices exploding and killing people. Spying is not worse than spying and killing. I do not get how do you get the conclusion that US/EU/Israel is as good as it gets if you are a random citizen
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
> I've already presented several scenarios where a different amount of labor did not produce a different amount of value. Your examples are exactly as expected by LTV. LTV agrees that they do not produce different exchange values. T
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
The exchange value produced in the business with or without the dishwater would be exactly the same if they are from the same society. It is not the individual labor, but the socially necessary labor that is counted. Moreover, value is also
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
You are completely wrong. This stupid example of digging holes is dismissed even in the first chapter of Das Capital if I'm not mistaken. First because if you do not provide use value (like digging useless holes), you cannot produce ex
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
So, where exactly Adam Smith, Ricardo and all the classical economists wanted to end, supporting this theory?
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Not explored because you are talking with a very biased account that publicize the discourse of the far right in Brazil. There is nothing illegal about what is being done. Brazilian laws allows removal of online content in case of hate spee
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
I am Brazilian and as far as I know, there is no previous case in Brazil where VPN services were removed from online stores or any other web page. Apple do not have a huge market share in Brazil (just 16.54% for iOS), so it would be very st
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Nothing exactly new. Brazilian laws allow court orders that remove online content in case of hate speech, defamation, threatenings or for the benefit of some ongoing investigation. The only new thing is that in recent years, several far rig
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
I think I found some bug. After a brief conversation, the AI began to post several big walls of text just concatenating several different possible ways to complete the initial phrase using "&" character as a delimiter. Anyway,
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
The author is not an economist nor formally studies history of economics. I do not think that he understand very well Marx contribution to economy and how his framework works, as he equates it just to "centralized government" whic
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
This is not a technical problem that creating an app would solve. This is a political problem. The current system gives a lot of power to lobbying. And big companies lobbying the existing governments will not like to change the system to so
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Any revolution and revolutionary change will cause a considerable amount of deaths during the power struggle. Do this mean that post-revolutionary France is orders of magnitude worse than pre-revolutionary France? Russia during the czarist
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Cuba was being invaded at that time (Bay of Pigs Invasion, later there was also discussion about a false flag attack to kill people, blame Cuba and then justify an invasion). From the point of view of Cuba, the Russian missiles were a way t
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Cuba is an island with very little natural resources. Therefore, to build almost anything, it needs to buy it from other countries. The sanctions makes everything coming from outside much more expensive. And to buy things, they need money (
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
> The US has been the the only major country sanctioning Cuba for a decade and a half Which is enough, as the US controls the emission of dollars, have monopolies over several technologies and, as it extends the sanctions even to the shi
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
You know that this was a response for american missiles being placed on Turkey, right? By your comment, I assume that you also agree with Russia, when they criticize NATO expansion around their borders, right?
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
There are some JRPGs where you control a single character (first Dragon Quest).
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
I never read Nietzche. Because of this, I refrain to criticize Nietzsche, or making assumptions about the meaning of ideas that I do not fully understand.
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Even if you don't believe that the main contradiction in capitalism is between capital and labor, all the points made by OP are still valid: the book shows how small ideas have big consequences and that the whole is bigger than the sum
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
So, do you think that there is not a conflict between labor and capital, where the first is provided by workers that want to be well paid, and the second having the objective of growth and reproduction, and so wants to minimize coasts like
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
> Linera left with Morales. The President of the House apparently left to Argentina. but Salvatierra didn't flee? Resigned of her own accord. Salvatierra explicitly tells in interviews that one of the reasons for her resignation was
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
I wonder why they resigned... Just because they were being attacked, their houses burned, with family members being kidnapped, all while they were prevented from entering government buildings....
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
You do know that this "defence alliance" already attacked 2 countries, which were not attacking any NATO member, right? And even if the alliance really were just defensive, you realize that this means that all it takes to use it a
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
All recent coups in Latin America (and several coups outside) follows the exact same script: overthrown the government and say that is temporary and you will organize new elections. During this time, use propaganda, media, repression and so
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
> if you care what OAS says, officially deemed fraudulent. I do not care. Later studies contradicted and criticized OAS conclusion. OAS was a player in the 2019 coup: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020&#x2F
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
A significant part, perhaps. Latin America is very polarized. But apparently not the majority. Luiz Arce got the absolute majority of votes in the last election, which was organized precisely by the group that did the last coup and was agai
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
My anedoctical experience is that Assange detractors are mostly restricted to US and some countries that are its closer allies. Here in Brazil I would find hard finding someone with negative views about him. Between informed people that kno
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Investors are very happy with profit over security choices. Moreover, decisions to maximize profitability thinking only in short term is also not bad for them if they perceive that can sell their shares before the consequences. A company th
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by thiagoharry 2y ago
Like any other private company? All choices are to maximize profit, even when they spend resources in security, it is to maximize profit.

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