Which is more fantastical? Unlimited profits and line going up forever in a finite world? Or capitalism actually ending so all lives can live free from subjugation?
Lol all states are bad. "China" as a concept can barely represent the true diversity of the people living in that across and around that huge chunk of land, as much as "USA" can barely represent each individual there.
Got burnt by consequences of button mashing that, for the most part, I ended up just letting the game be, controller in hand, zero input due to paralysis.
Tak lah tech savvy sangat haha. Tau tau je pakai. So far community sini semua macam more helpful lah, tak macam clout chasers.
Mastodon I ade jugak, tapi I join tu untuk group Toki Pona je. 😅
Banyak tengok bende anarchism, sebab dah takde corporate influence macam kat Reddit kan. Bende nampak macam genuine skit. 😅 Not many active yet tho, so still slow at the moment. Tengok memes je for now haha.
Everything is political, my friend. Accept it, and be kind when discussing! (Not to fascists tho, they will exploit your kindness.)
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One where decisions are made within horizontal power structures between the producers and consumers, where workers have a democratic control of their work, and consumers have a say on what needs to be produced, necessarily uniting the producer and consumer relationship.
Where any industry concentrates its power to only the owners of the means of production, no power will flow naturally to the workers, and thus will most likely treat their workers like expendables. Under capitalism, every industry functions like this as the power structure needs to be vertical for the owners of industry to continue their shenanigans.
Basically none today.
Screengrab is from Anark's video series "A Modern Anarchism".
Watch the full video here.
It's not you. It's how society is structured. It necessitates the hyper-individualization of the work force. As you grow older, you work more, but your work is disconnected from all the things that truly matter to humans. Your "friends" become shallow, hungry for money to survive. You start disconnecting from them too, and realize you can probably only share your deepest thoughts with perhaps one other person. That ends up as your partner in our current society.
I believe we can move towards a better structure where we can all be friends. Good question for all of us to ask constantly is: "What's preventing people from becoming friends?"
Art, like love, must always be free.