Dialectical Idealist
[W]e must recognize, and loudly proclaim, that everyone, whatever his grade in the old society, whether strong or weak, capable or incapable, has, before everything, the right to live, and that society is bound to share among all, without exception, the means of existence it has at its disposal.
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6·4 days ago
Should compare the wealth of billionaires to the wealth of the middle and lower class. The point still holds true but people can’t accuse you of comparing apples to oranges.
1·7 days agodeleted by creator
It’s a bit odd to frame voting as inherently deontological and the AES model as consequentialist. Independent of some involved philosophical argument, the choice of political system is prima facie orthogonal to the question of meta-ethical frameworks. A consequentialist, for example, could just as easily espouse voting.
The populace has stockholm syndrome.
Ah, I see. The economic argument falls apart by its own terms. Fair point.
I agree with your point but we should avoid equivocating our words. The capitalists sees housing as a financial investment while we see it as an investment in the well being of the person/community. Housing may give a “return” on the productivity of the workforce, but we should house people regardless of financial incentive.
98% of Americans believe the top lines and thats why the ruling class goes through the trouble of lying to us.
Wealth of Jeff Bezos Shown to scale: https://eattherichtextformat.github.io/1-pixel-wealth/
What does the fork stand for OP
They’re so busy pointing out Republican hypocrisy they forgot about their own
2·18 days agoThe core gameplay of Overwatch 1 was so good. And then the publisher decided to pause updates for two years in order to push a more heavily monetized update they marketed as a sequel. And with how toxic the workplace culture became, I’m surprised the union didn’t form sooner.
That’ll be one bankruptcy, please
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Ha! Well said