Stealing this meme. Too good.
AwkwardBroccolli
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Any structure which has hierarchy in it with control structures away from people suffers from the same issue. People must own things.
Managers are latter. They don't do much work or deliver any work that is critical to the company to operate. They are very good at corporate speak and climbing.
That was by mistake. This lady will be deported with intent to the infamous El Salvador prison.
Well color me stupid color me gone.
Its possible to add free for all except US govt and that does not stop it from being free for the rest of the world.
Lets see how long before the whole privacy first approach gets dropped. I am betting 1 quarter of negative growth and privacy goes out of the window
I am not worried about the firing part. This lady and her friends must have been added to the DHS list. They are going to deport her if she is on any visa or PR.
I did not knew that Tor was getting funded by the american state. Thats giving me some spooky vibes.
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PRC is capitalism with some controls. USSR attempted socialism but failed with varying degrees. Cuba is a dictatorship of Castro family. Vietnam was socialist but moved to a PRC model. DPRK is dictatorship.
Communist states require capitalism to some extent as they need the modes of production to exist before the modes of production can be democratized. In the real world this strongly implies that communism would be post capitalist. The problem almost all communist states suffered is via creation of a vanguard party which oversees the transition from the existing structures to actual communism. In many cases vanguard never relinquishes power and becomes the very entity that they set to destroy. Revolution is continous and requires context to succeed. In this case, any structure must be opposed to make sure that power do not get concentrated. This implies that absolute systems cannot exist. Only decentralized systems which cooperate on some principles with each other can solve the issue of power concentration.