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OK, then the question becomes: how do we get the necessary tech advancements in a world that is still too Capitalist to ignore?Open source projects that are funded through donations or government investment even actually offers an opportunity. Part
Re: Disabled In Socialist Countries
OK, then the question becomes: how do we get the necessary tech advancements in a world that is still too Capitalist to ignore?Open source projects that are funded through donations or government investment even actually offers an opportunity. Part
Re: Disabled In Socialist Countries
OK, then the question becomes: how do we get the necessary tech advancements in a world that is still too Capitalist to ignore?Open source projects that are funded through donations or government investment even actually offers an opportunity. Part
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OK, then the question becomes: how do we get the necessary tech advancements in a world that is still too Capitalist to ignore? I don't want to keep coming back to the USSR, since we agree they failed so hard it might literally be visible from space
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I have yet to stumble upon the sort of Capitalist who says that outlandish CEO pay is a good thing. I do feel like a lot of people grossly underestimate the work that top executives have to do—I seem to remember Bill Gates and Steve Jobs puting in 15
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I have yet to stumble upon the sort of Capitalist who says that outlandish CEO pay is a good thing. I do feel like a lot of people grossly underestimate the work that top executives have to do—I seem to remember Bill Gates and Steve Jobs puting in 15
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Socialism's answer is something like this:Nothing actually has to cost money unless you're a capitalist and/or unless you need money to survive. Money is not literally transmuted into goods or services. That's labour.This means that if you could somehow
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@Jayde: I think your best point here has been that money and resources need not be inseparably linked. I mean, I have no idea how you could separate them at this point, and trying to do so by wit and force of will has not worked out for me in all
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Ugh, I saw the title, decided I wanted to avoid the inevitable dumpster-fire, then the weekend hit and I had nothing better to do and I read the first 7 posts and wish I'd just read it in the first place so as not to be so late.@ 7: No True Scotsman
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Ugh, I saw the title, decided I wanted to avoid the inevitable dumpster-fire, then the weekend hit and I had nothing better to do and I read the first 8 posts and wish I'd just read it in the first place so as not to be so late.@ 8: No True Scotsman
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I think most people want to be productive, they just have their own ideas on what it means to be productive and this can be difficult to deal with when you need to have a job in order to survive.
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I'm glad that you want to work to provide for yourself. I do too. it's why I went to school, since I can't be a social service worker without the proper accreditation. I hope one day that people will not have to slave at a job for thirty-plus hours
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What does that have to do with anything?Can you address the issues with capitalism I brought up with post #13 on page 1?All I know about your argument is that it hinges on the idea that property is a right. I think that if we were technologically
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What does that have to do with anything?Can you address the issues with capitalism I brought up with post #13 on page 1?All I know about your argument is that it hinges on the idea that property is a right. I think that if we were technologically
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What does that have to do with anything?Can you address the issues with capitalism I brought up with post #13 on page 1?All I know about your argument is that it hinges on the idea that property is a right. I think that if we were technologically
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@36 I didn't really want a debate but Jayde started it so that is why we launched in to this. Jayde I will have you know that wile I'm accepting section 8 fore my apartment in witch I will be moving into on may 3 of this year. My eventual goal is to work
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Thank you very much, Daigonite. Your perspective is refreshing.
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hurstseth405 wrote:Yeah Jayde I can't take you seriously when your studying oh lets see "gender theory" Witch is a program invented by the radicals and postmodernists. So yeah like Iron said your smug attitude knows no bounds son. Try living
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hurstseth405 wrote:Yeah Jayde I can't take you seriously when your studying oh lets see "gender theory" Witch is a program invented by the radicals and postmodernists. So yeah like Iron said your smug attitude knows no bounds son. Try living
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I don't have much to say on this topic specificly butjade wrote:so I believe this counts as the pot calling the kettle black Exactly what I was going to say, @ironcross but lmao jade did it before I could so all I can do is do what I am doing right now
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hurstseth405 wrote:Jayde it is immoral to steal from people even if you vote to steal from people.someone hasn't read the spook book. no offense but I think it's pretty telling with the bitcoin wallet in the signature and all the moral parading that you
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hurstseth405 wrote:Jayde it is immoral to steal from people even if you vote to steal from people.someone hasn't read the spook book. no offense but I think it's pretty telling with the bitcoin wallet in the signature and all the moral parading that you
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The only reason I'm bringing it up is because I find that it's relevant in this case. I'd like to know the other times I've pointed out that ban. I believe the only times I've ever mentioned it before are when someone else has tried suggesting it wasn't
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It isn't because you state your opinion that I say you're tromping around like a school yard bully, it's literally how you handle each and every single person who has a differing viewpoint than you do. You attack them with the same old rhetoric each time
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I'm sorry you feel that stating opinions is tromping all over the schoolyard like a bully, so to speak. I'd just like to point out, however, that I'm not the one with a previous ban for doubling down on such behaviour, so I believe this counts as the pot
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ironcross32 wrote:@Jayde, well man, all your arguments are predicated on the fact that the other person is wrong, ignorant, or simply haven't studied as much as you have, so forgive me if I can't take you seriously, especially with your condescending
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@Jayde, well man, all your arguments are predicated on the fact that the other person is wrong, ignorant, or simply haven't studied as much as you have, so forgive me if I can't take you seriously, especially with your condescending attitude I've seen
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Now, Nicklas, I'll deal with you:I am dismissing Ironcross's opinion. I am telling him that if he thinks social workers just destroy families, he's entitled to believe that, but he's flying in the face of what I do. If I were to say all forum users named
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Now, Nicklas, I'll deal with you:I am dismissing Ironcross's opinion. I am telling him that if he thinks social workers just destroy families, he's entitled to believe that, but he's flying in the face of what I do. If I were to say all people named
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Now, Nicklas, I'll deal with you:I am dismissing Ironcross's opinion. I am telling him that if he thinks social workers just destroy families, he's entitled to believe that, but he's flying in the face of what I do. If I were to say all people named
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Again, I never said you didn't know things. I note that I am not attempting to invalidate your experience.You, on the other hand, keep trying to dismiss the basis for my study. Why do you feel the need to do this? Does it please you? Does it validate you
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Hi @Jaydeeven though, some os us aren't studying the same as you do, doesn't mean we aren't allowed to disagree with you.btw: I find it funny that you in post 17 (in your moderation) moderates against borderline personal attacks:> Where, exactly, is y
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Hi @Jaydeeven though, some os us aren't studying the same as you doesn't mean we aren't allow to disagree with you.btw: I find it funny that you I post 17 (in your moderation):> Where, exactly, is your similar accreditation, the one that entitles
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Yeah Jayde I can't take you seriously when your studying oh lets see "gender theory" Witch is a program invented by the radicals and postmodernists. So yeah like Iron said your smug attitude knows no bounds son. Try living in reality fo
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Ironcross, I'm sorry you feel that way. You're wrong, of course, but I won't expect you to accept that. This isn't wildness, it's compassion. None of you on this forum are my clients, and so I feel more than capable of speaking strongly here, so long
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Yeah yeah bro, you have a fancy piece of paper or are on the way to getting a fancy piece of paper from a university which is your card to becoming a radical progressive. Most of the things you state there simply don't exist. I hope you had fun wasting
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20, what do you think about governments slashing entitlement programs, programs people are entitled to because of they paid into them? Isn't this a form of theft?Well I can talk about my experiences in Turkey at least, which does implement several
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21, maybe something in the psychi due to the cold war?
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20, what do you think about governments slashing entitlement programs, programs people are entitled to because of they paid into them? Isn't this a form of theft?Well I can talk about my experiences in Turkey at least, which does implement several
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Gonna jump in here and ask thisWhy is America (stereotypically) deathly afraid of socialism. Why, exactly, do the loudest voices decry it and instantly equate it to communism? I meanlet's take socialism piece by piece, and equate it to various
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Jayde it is immoral to steal from people even if you vote to steal from people.
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Jayde its called stepping out of your bubble. I used to be a hardened progressive like your self. But most of the stuff you just said that your studying is post modern drivel other than politics. Study the slow march through the Univirsitys and you
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Jayde I don't disagree with you that some parts of capitalism is bad take facebook and twitter how large they have gotten. But the idea that well Socialism hasn't been tried by us and so there for every other country that has tried it didn't do it right
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Someone is going to finally stand up to you and if not anybody else its going to be me.
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Someone is going to finally stand up to you and if not anybody else its going to be me. Jayde read my lips. Go. Live. In. Fucking. Reality.
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Oh and by the way your degree doesn't make you a expert.
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Its time someone stands up to you and its going to be me so go sit in your corner and cry.
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Jayde what are you going to do to the people who don't give into your socialest fanticy? Oh right your a college person so you must no better than the people who live in reality. And no I don't care that your a mod you don't scare me.
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Moderation:I'm dropping a caution for this. it's borderline personal attack.1. I am a social service work student. I have spent the better part of the last sixteen months studying politics, social structures, privilege and oppression, group dynamics
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Not every one can be a artist Jayde. Stop living in fanticy land and maybe start living in damn reality it might do you some good. I didn't want a debate only first hand accounts. Maybe Jayde you shouldn't comment on topics you no nothing about.
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Uh, no, to the last post. Just. No. That's borderline offensive, right there.I want socialism one day (not tomorrow, for reasons Daigonite pointed out well) because it works, and because capitalism is rotten at its core. Technology can't support it yet
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My personal opinion is that I guess I have to unload now, lol.Here's some of the flaws in capitalism:- Money doesn't really accurately reflect value of labour. For example, lets say you have 10 lead developers on each important team and their wage
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A lot of the young want Socilism I would think because of all the student debt they ract up but then again I would say that is there own fault and the banks shouldn't be loaning money to young people who might never pay it back.
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My personal opinion is that I guess I have to unload now, lol.Here's some of the flaws in capitalism:- Money doesn't really accurately reflect value of labour. For example, lets say you have 10 lead developers on each important team and their wage
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My personal opinion is that I guess I have to unload now, lol.Here's some of the flaws in capitalism:- Money doesn't really accurately reflect value of labour. For example, lets say you have 10 lead developers on each important team and their wage
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My personal opinion is that I guess I have to unload now, lol.Here's some of the flaws in capitalism:- Money doesn't really accurately reflect value of labour. For example, lets say you have 10 lead developers on each important team and their wage
Re: Disabled In Socialist Countries
My personal opinion is that I guess I have to unload now, lol.Here's some of the flaws in capitalism:- Money doesn't really accurately reflect value of labour. For example, lets say you have 10 lead developers on each important team and their wage
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My personal opinion is that I guess I have to unload now, lol.Here's some of the flaws in capitalism:- Money doesn't really accurately reflect value of labour. For example, lets say you have 10 lead developers on each important team and their wage
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Undoing all that though, I don't even see how it could be done. Large corporations rule now, and I don't know of a good way to take that power away from them but still be able to keep advancing. At some point, we need a functional space program and we
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Okay. You say that we need drive to innovate. If we don't have something pushing us, nothing gets done.I disagree with this, but I see where you're going. some people absolutely do benefit from encouragement. But should that encouragement exist
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Capitalism does have its flaws, we're pushing people harder and harder and work is becoming the primary activity of life and it's causing all sorts of problems. People just break down because they are under tremendous pressure. When you hear people say I
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Hi.I will say quickly, that socialism and communism are to very different things and should not be mistaken.That said, coming from Denmark (born and raised) I will say, that is socialism done kind of right. Here in Denmark, we have combined socialism
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My personal problem with socialism in of itself and especially how communism was practiced in the 20th century is the focus around the state; I just don't think the two are compatible. Like, it could work for a while but its also risky and vulnerable
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My personal problem with socialism in of itself and especially how communism was practiced in the 20th century is the focus around the state; I just don't think the two are compatible. Like, it could work for a while but its also risky and vulnerable
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My personal problem with socialism in of itself and especially how communism was practiced in the 20th century is the focus around the state; I just don't think the two are compatible. Like, it could work for a while but its also risky and vulnerable
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My personal problem with socialism in of itself and especially how communism was practiced in the 20th century is the focus around the state; I just don't think the two are compatible. Like, it could work for a while but its also risky and vulnerable
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Before this train goes any further down the wrong track, I feel it is important that I point something out.This isn't socialism or communism done right. It's socialism or communism done very, very wrong.I am horrified by the things done in the name
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Coming from a post socialist/communist country, I will tell you everything that happened then, when the country was controlled by a strong duo of dictators (president plus prime minister), and we will gradually come up to the present time in Albania.So
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China can be much much better than north korea. Even for sighted. I don't like to ruin a country's reputation like this, but the things I heard about north korea makes me afraid of even visiting it as a traveler
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you'd not want to be in China and North Korea. Trust me when I say that sources like this and this present really grim picture. while much work is being done, people there still struggle a hell lot more when compared to other capitalist countries. I'm
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you'd not want to be in China and North Korea. Trust me when I say that sources like this and this present really grim picture. while much work is being done, people there still struggle a hell lot more when compared to other capitalist countries. I'm
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you'd not want to be in China and North Korea. Trust me when I say that sources like this and this present really grim picture. while much work is being done, people there still struggle a hell lot more when compared to other capitalist countries. I'm
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Actually, socialism done right is extremely sustainable, but if you want to even think about accepting that, you have to knock down a lot of assumptions, the biggest of which is that everyone needs to work thirty or more hours a week at a job in order
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I honestly don't know, but while socialism looks good on the surface, it's quite unsustainable.
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So may of the people in my country who are my same age group want socialism. I'm just wondering how the disabled are treated in a country of this model.
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