The shapiresque neoliberal school of economics gets rid of the human element in a similar way to communism

Open migration and no restriction on minimum wages creates a corporatocratic, oligarchic society

How about having no minimum wage at all

Then there's no ceiling at $8

if you work hard your boss can give you $15

instead of just just taking on an extra person for the same price

he's no reason to actually pay you more than $8

the better way to deal with it is to address the cost of living

but that doesnt give companies an excuse to umplement automation

not to mention the impact on local businesses

but addressing the cost of living would need admitting certain failures

and as we all know, no politician makes mistakes

but I don't eat the same things as everyone else.

we aren't ants

Allah willin'

Lmao the kid in the back

"Mohamed Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson"

imagine going for hajj and you see fucking thanos walking around the kabba

"I will purge half the infidels so the other half of humanity survives".

Anyone want to take bets on if he was raised in the western world?

I'll take that bet

Saudis are weak ass scrawny bois

jesus christ these leftists

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got kicked from a server that's supposedly neutral just for pointing out that right wing has no coherent definition anymore and getting insulted by fucking everyone

this is why I don't try and debate these morons anymore

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@Harazu Keshtah Here's a good definition: The right believes in natural heirarchy

The Right doesn't know what it is. Fitzy thinks he's more Social Conservative than me

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I told you what it is.

The British have no idea what Right Wing means, and they have no concept of a society worth conserving.

I don't even call myself 'conservative', because that implies that society should be 'maintained' in its current form

Everyone is born inherently conservative, and either left wing or right wing in mentality.

Progressivism is a modern mind virus.

the guy in the group mentioned that with some other things but I'll contest that defintion because that definition by it's very nature creates a very clear dichotomy of communist vs noncommunist.

Which?

" Here's a good definition: The right believes in natural heirarchy " this definition

How though?

Here's others: empathy for the weak, versus sympathy for the strong

aside from communism name any other ideology that also holds no natural dichotomy as a tennant.

Utilitarianism, from which communism sprung

some sects of political religion too. personaly I just see the whole right left dichotomy as pointless thought terminating rehtoric