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@bias
what if communism is inevitable on a long enough timeline, itās just the flavor of the inevitable communism that changes depending on the initial inputs start out communist, itās a very strong and oppressive flavor: always(?) start out capitalist and maybe the communism flavor that arrives is some kind of weird amalgamation (fully automated luxury communism or some other strange flavor, maga communism(?))
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shoni.eth
@alexpaden
i see youāre describing communism quietly supplanting capitalism. historically, āinfiltrate and pivotā tactics rely on manipulationāZersetzung and Hypernormalizationākeeping people disoriented and undermining trust. recent revelations about USAID funding media outlets and the DoD contracting with news services echo these methods. Once people sense self-serving agendas, faith in institutions collapses. If communism (or any new system) truly works, it should prove itself transparently, not by subverting existing structures. coerced or deceptive adoption erodes social trust; show real benefits, and people will embrace it willingly. & if it comes down to trying some covert āinfiltrate and pivotā plan against the U.S.? we donāt negotiate with terrorists or turn a blind eye to hostile takeovers. America will crush any such attempt outright. prove your system legitimately, or donāt botherābecause forced ārevolutionsā wonāt fly here. https://warpcast.com/alexpaden/0xed4ca655
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Purpšµšø
@purp
Also maga communists are a fed larp, I'd be very careful on that road I don't trust Jackson Hinkledinkle as far as I could spit
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@zef
how does one define communism?
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
I was attending a seminar on AI and future trends yesterday. The keynote speaker (from the US) emphasized the growing divide between asset owners and labor providers So pretty much what Marx wrote three volumes about some 140 years ago, during the previous Industrial Revolution Time is a flat circle, nihil novi sub sole, etc
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Purpšµšø
@purp
Also in terms of second scenario start capitalism end up socialism that's the backbone of lenninism and trotskyism
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@purp
Yes lmfao The biggest critique of capitalism by marx wasn't that capitalism is bad it's that it's long term success is unobtainable by the inherent contradictions that exist in it
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