In an unregulated free market, you could buy milk, drink it and fucking die because it had poison in it.
irmoz
joined 1 year ago
You can't defend billionaires and justice at the same time
So, you support a system that inherently creates an upper class of obscenely rich people, yet are opposed to those people?
A system set up to enrich the owner of a business, while its workers lose out, creates exactly the people you claim not to defend.
If you support capitalism, then yes, you defend billionaires.
Thanks for this man. Appreciate it :)
U is very stupid, because U is just a letter.
No physics means no collision
BLM?
Jan 6?
Occupy?
Antifa?
There are constantly protests for various issues, and an armed attempted coup happened... however misguided and fascistic that event was, it was, like all others, a manifestation of the class cobflict that is going on every day.
It doesn't have to be a literal communist uprising to count as conflict. Though I admit that is by far my favourite option.
My point, there is palpable class conflict ongoing at this very moment, as people struggle more and more, and the rich get richer and more powerful.
The problem is that most people are sadly not given the knowledge of how class works, and are fed misinformation about the causes of their problems. At best, this leads to a hyperfocus on individual issues (which do need to be addressed, don't mistake me) and at worst, leads to fascism.
How can you possibly say there's no conflict??
This is the exact opposite for me... i get depressed and ashamed about my decisions before bed, and often vow to do better in the morning. It's in the morning I can't be trusted, when I suddenly forget all those desires to do better because it's too much work.
Tbh I'm not even sure what this is supposed to be saying. Do people often wake up completely calm and collected, only to become a mess by the end of the day, making life altering decisions at night?
Regulations?? No way. I said free market.