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bluewhiteandred on scored.co
1 month ago0 points(+0/-0)1 child
maybe fair, did you learn literally nothing reading commies?
I think they basically have points they just draw all the wrong conclusions
Like I think some would suggest an actually free market might be a lot more collaborative and people might share more - kind of things we associate with "Communism" rather than "capitalism"
They emphasize the importance of labor for the common worker - something that capitalists could structure a free economy to appreciate, or one in which capitalists could structure the economy around the interests of capital
I think points are made about the nature of capitalism, i.e. a tendency to take unique things and "commoditize" (spell?) them, and about how capitalism is an ideology that creates a certain kind of world we live in (that can be critiqued)
I think they basically have points they just draw all the wrong conclusions
Like I think some would suggest an actually free market might be a lot more collaborative and people might share more - kind of things we associate with "Communism" rather than "capitalism"
They emphasize the importance of labor for the common worker - something that capitalists could structure a free economy to appreciate, or one in which capitalists could structure the economy around the interests of capital
I think points are made about the nature of capitalism, i.e. a tendency to take unique things and "commoditize" (spell?) them, and about how capitalism is an ideology that creates a certain kind of world we live in (that can be critiqued)
well, that's a transition gov we call "communism" but communism is a stateless ideology aka anarcho-communism
so again like do rightwing "chuds" - including myself - even understand what "real communism" is???
It's all very Hermetic and Gnostic...and absolutely a religion.