A welfare state is best for the gambling industry.

[DGenBen]

The family is the fundamental unit of society, it is the building block upon which communities and societies are formed.

When you look at the internal economic model of a typical family, it operates much more like communism than capitalism.

I don't see communism as a fundamentally bad idea. But on a very large scale it has always been implemented through totalitarianism.

Communism is the only ideology where every failure is excused as ‘not real communism ’—and every success is called ‘not real capitalism.’
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[Garnabby]

Anarchist communism is a far-left political ideology and anarchist school of thought that advocates communism. It calls for the abolition of private real property but retention of personal property and collectively-owned items, goods, and services.

Now please do anarcho-fascism. That one is pretty interesting

Now please do anarcho-fascism. That one is pr3tty int3r3sting

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Christmas on the International Space Station.

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Miss Teen International (Costa Rica).

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Contestant must be single, never married, nor given birth to a child. Contestant must be a born female. She must be of good health and moral character. Contestant must not have been convicted of a felony crime.

[MisterV]

Communism failed because although it could, in theory, help to equalize the distribution of income / assets it runs afoul of mankind's key motivation: GREED.

Greed is good.

Greed led to the development of for-profit business ventures long ago, to explortion, to the development of industries.

All done by people wanting to make a profit.

So long as we're rulled by Mammon an economic model based on greed, i.e. capitalism, seems the most viable for we in the developed countries.

[theywontpayontuesday]

As much as I hate to admit it, the mere fact if we were to suddenly demand time and energy at least to receive money, think about who would be affected by this. A large part of our society is dependent on a lot of people having time and money they dont deserve. They would be working for the money, without time to spend it like before and without time to waste tbeir life online costing Google, meta, etc. It's a serious house of cards quite volatile to collapse if anything drastically changes. The future seems to be a much lower standard of living unless someone gets screwed.

[Don Perignom]

Communism is the only ideology where every failure is excused as ‘not real communism ’—and every success is called ‘not real capitalism.’

The revolution never ends.

How it starts: We just want a "safety net" for the working poor.

How it goes: gulags for political dissidents.

[theywontpayontuesday]

Communism is the only ideology where every failure is excused as ‘not real communism ’—and every success is called ‘not real capitalism.’

The revolution never ends.

How it starts: We just want a "safety net" for the working poor.

How it goes: gulags for political dissidents.

This is usually done as a consolation or settlement for some other action of government like allowing monopolies and stifling innovation. The government needs to stop this too.

[accountinquestion]

Late stage capitalism where there is no more innovation just people trying to figure out ways to extract $$ is far different than what we've seen the past 100 years.

[Garnabby]

What's the difference between capitalism and communism?

Under capitalism, Man exploits Man. Under communism, it is exactly the opposite.

In Communism the government owns and runs and collects everything.

In Capitalism you own and run things and the government collects it for you.

[DGenBen]

Late stage capitalism where there is no more innovation just people trying to figure out ways to extract $$ is far different than what we've seen the past 100 years.

If I understand your sentiment I probably agree with it, but ironically the theory of late state capitalism came out in the 1920s

[accountinquestion]

Late stage capitalism where there is no more innovation just people trying to figure out ways to extract $$ is far different than what we've seen the past 100 years.

If I understand your sentiment I probably agree with it, but ironically the theory of late state capitalism came out in the 1920s

I don't read beyond long form articles and devise all my opinions off of how things work from misc things on internet and my perceptions.

Capitalisms biggest flaw is how there is absolutely 0 mechanism for longterm or sustainability of anything at all. All these things are brought in by external forces. So it brings the world up out of nowhere second to nothing. But that's like literally all it does that well. Much could be fixed but people won't vote in their interests.