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@nulltrace
he/him. ☭ Converts coffee into code and papers. Hopes to instead convert code and papers into social change.
edi sa puso mo Entrou em Ocak 2012
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@_Credible_Hulk No that's your logic lmao. Bears are outside and hunger is inside and inevitable. It's like your incapable of thinking beyond the surface lol.
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@nulltrace By your logic, there’s a threat a bear might eat me?
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@_Credible_Hulk Just because few people are starving to death or living on the street doesn't mean the threat isn't there for everyone else lol. This is consistent with your lack of imagination and seeing the second and third order effects of a job loss.
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@nulltrace Because this is an incredibly wealthy country that has ~zero people starving to death that don’t have a neurodivergent disease where they forget or just get lost in the woods or something like that and the homeless rate is like 0.1%
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@nulltrace Idk if it’s privileged when it applies to 99% of people. Seems just the baseline.
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@_Credible_Hulk Must be nice being so privileged that you homelessness and starvation are not worries for you.
But it's also so pathetic that you can not imagine yourself in the shoes of someone who does.
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@nulltrace No, you’re just a delusional loser.
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In the past week I’ve seen more chicago tweets than I have in MONTHS. Yall tryna sell chicago to Mamdani?😭
Maddie@baddiemaddie43
Chicago has sandy beaches with famous skyscrapers in the background.
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@LilPota2 @NekoKirito7 Ovens built by workers, supplies manufactured by workers, and distribution routes planned by workers, purchased by the capitalist using previously exploited labor.
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@nulltrace @NekoKirito7 In ovens owned by capital owners, with supplies bought by capital owners and distribution routes set up by capital owners. And with a mutually agreed wage in return for the labour.
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Its 2026 and people are still falling for the fixed pie fallacy.
Read Raising Expectations (and Raising Hell)@JPHilllllll
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@tomesnyder @Handre Yeah but it's the lifeblood and source of all productivity.
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@nulltrace @Handre Labor is only one piece of the puzzle.
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@tush_jimmyy It's not the trillionaire's fault but rather the trillionaire is a symptom of the faulty system.
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I don't understand. How's it the trillionaire's fault?
I Dissent@DissentFu
I am 52 years old. I have been working since I was 15 years old. I have no savings, no retirement, and will never own a home before I die. And there is now a trillionaire.
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Last Time I downloaded and parsed the OECD data, I found Africa has gotten 19,781,778,076,490 USD so far from governments and organizations all around the world.
That's enough.
BladeoftheSun@BladeoftheS
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What percent of a company should the founder and CEO be allowed to own?
Secular Talk ([email protected])@KyleKulinski
Trillionaires shouldn't exist and neither should billioniares. Tax every penny in net worth over $999 million at 100%. We can have extreme wealth concentration or a democracy but we can't have both at the same time. Pick one.
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@jackvlloyd Yeah the punishment for being successful at stealing is to return what was stolen.
It was the workers' first.
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Socialists believe that the reward for being successful is to have your success stolen from you and given to others.
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@Jake11901221 Only if they make the money themselves and not steal it from workers.
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We need more millionaires
We need more billionaires
We need more trillionaires
Producing value is good
Philippe Lemieux@NeoRothbardian
Guys, The problem is not millionaires. The problem is not billionaires. The problem is trillionaires now.
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@_Credible_Hulk If this is what you really think, it's a very revealing confession of your character and knowledge.
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@nulltrace Most people aren’t agreeing to jobs under thread of homelessness and starvation
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@Darifleman2c No, the left understands that this is all created by workers and stolen by capitalists.
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It seems that way to you because you think it comes at a cost to other people, i.e. the fixed pie fallacy. More broadly, it's coming from envy and hatred of the good for being the good
Ariana Jasmine@arianajasmine__
Watching people cheer for Elon Musk becoming the world's first trillionaire is like watching chickens campaign for KFC
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@sunnyright No, we want workers to receive the full compensation for the value they create and then just let the chips fall.
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The socialist dream is for everyone to be poorer just so long as the rich are less rich.
They want fewer rich people at all costs because "rich" means the government didn't confiscate and control the wealth.
Dirty Texas Hedge@HedgeDirty
Over 4000 workers just became millionaires by owning the means of production and the socialists are pissed
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@actsmaniac 1. The cause (worker exploitation), not the effect, is what's bad.
2. That is where ownership of the exploitation is traded.
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most leftism is easily condensed into these two aspects:
- some people have more money than others and that's bad
- the stock market is evil
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