We live wasted lives
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we can have all the "good" things we claim to want from other economic systems within capitalism. It just requires voting for politicians that do their job to progress laws forward instead of dragging their feet.
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What? I love spending my day going to meetings where I’m quizzed about things that won’t matter next week and writing Jira tickets.
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it's good that you think this way, after all, happier slaves are more productive.
please stop using the word slave like this, i live an incredible life, you are diluting the word
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Problem is, instead of someone actively leading for something better for all, we are stomped under a boot, gaslighted, then told the problem is resources/poor people
Same as it ever was
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Ya, totally. You make an obvious point.
The only problem with that is that almost all of the humans that have ever existed ... exist right now. Until we mastered this planet, there were very very few of us. We are now the most numerous mammal on the planet, and that's by a far degree. There's more of us than there are rats.wrote on last edited by [email protected]almost all of the humans that have ever existed ... exist right now
This is wildly untrue. The recent estimation of how many humans have existed is around 100 billion. Half of the total population of humans ever to exist was before the year 0, with the other half since then.
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we can have all the "good" things we claim to want from other economic systems within capitalism. It just requires voting for politicians that do their job to progress laws forward instead of dragging their feet.
Whoever you vote for will be
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Same as it ever was
And that makes it ok? Why are we doing nothing?
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And that makes it ok? Why are we doing nothing?
If you were able to answer that question, I think you would solve one of the eternal mysteries of humanity. We seem unable to escape the patterns that we keep repeating millennia after millennia.
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If you were able to answer that question, I think you would solve one of the eternal mysteries of humanity. We seem unable to escape the patterns that we keep repeating millennia after millennia.
It is multi-faceted, significantly genetic, and dependent on, well, those in-charge teaching new humans pro-social ethics, which is not happening.
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Whoever you vote for will be
bribedlobbied until they don't represent you anymore, assuming they weren't already compromised before even entering office.If I accepted that to be true, then no one can lead the country and its cooked. There are plenty of capitalist economies with low corruption.
