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Probably because it's not free for the working class.
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Well, alrighty then. :bonkhead:
So, 59 Tomahawk missiles (and billions of US dollars that could have been spent here at home) and the Syrian airfield is up and running less than 24 hours later. What the flying ****? |
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American airstrikes only fail when the enemy still has a ready supply of cardboard plane cutouts.
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please let this play out please let this play out please let this play out
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All you need for inequality is for one guy to have resources to bargain for the loyalty of at least one other guy.
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I imagine the whole idea of "mine, mine, mine" is so pervasive throughout human history/pre-history that your (possible) ideas of abolishing it are laughable. People want ****. People have a habit of figuring out how to get ****. It's how we figured out how to use sticks to get ants out of anthills for food. Lo and behold we have Wallstreet.
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Haves keep setting up the world so they keep getting.
Have nots don't really have a say in the matter at the end of the day. It's very simple, and has been for centuries all over the planet. Outraged idealism doesn't count for jack ****, never has, and never will. |
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Capitalism doesn't work because people like to own everything.
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I mean, stuff like bridges and roads that don't directly produce revenue can be "public", but factories? The leaders will never let the followers have them without a fight. |
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Says it all really... |
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And you can't have major projects like the dams we have now, so any irrigation would have to be small scale like "back in the day", and therefore be subject to drought and therefore famine on a scale that modern, 1st-world countries generally aren't anymore. So people are dying of thirst and hunger. But how do you solve those problems? I know! Form communities of communities to pool resources and labor, sorta like "countries". Which I'm sure would not at all lead to exactly the kind of capitalism that now exists. Nope. |
Trying to explain scalability to someone who thinks Communism (or its cousins) would ever work at scale is a Stone Of Sisyphus situation if I've ever seen one. :p:
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I wasn't even talking about equality in terms of property or wealth. People are unequal due to varying factors.
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But some bankers and teachers are way better than their incompetent banker and teacher peers. I'm not even sure where this is going but I'm pretty drunk and up for something or other.
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Communism and socialism have already proven themselves to be about as bad as ideas get.
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Who cares that our militaries pose existential threats? Who cares that huge chunks of India and Africa are plagued with malnutrition? Who cares that South America has been nearly entirely destroyed? Who cares that America is riding the waves of two separate successful holocausts? Who cares that we carpet bombed and murdered millions of people in SE Asia to defend a ****ing ideology? Capitalism. What a glorious success! |
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