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@Joshyyy Indeed it did. But then it got overused, and used where it wasn't appropriate or even relevant. And so it lost it's power.

@Seven Proxies shame/legal resistance is still competition lol. you are proposing that there be 0 friction, but are saying that you should still resist injustices

We were supposed to re-design our economies after the Second World War, but instead they argued that debt enslavement was the most functional of all economic systems. A system of course, where china can purchase government assets

the only way those 2 reconcile is if you believe 0 people will attempt to take advantage of others

A system where the blues can rise to the top, and escape to any country they choose, while maintaining their previously gained wealth and value

@Kealor Nah, I don't think shame is a form of competition. That's like saying that shaming and humiating a cheater in sports is "competition".

Instead of starting over from scratch, which they'd needed to do throughout history

lmao if i meme and say "richard spencer for president 2024" how will react

@Jack of Trades wanna know how much I got paid for working 3 days a week <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

Nowadays every economy is the exact same principle

So yes, everywhere is basically under Marxism

@Seven Proxies well then your point gets basically watered down to "i dont think classes should violently revolt over nothing"

It's the same process with a different ideological vineer

no that really isnt true

Definitely. now people just own it even when they know it not to be true. I think the internet is the reason for that. if you were in a local community, being called a racist was the worst thing. but now you can go online and have millions of people agree with you and have your own community

@Kealor No not just avoiding violent revolts. The door swings both ways.

The contract needs to be that workers don't violently revolt, while at the same time employees should avoid treating workers like cattle, but recognize that workers have rational self interests too.

@Oskar the Grouch Richard Spencer receives two million dollars a year directly from the CIA. His family are owners of a federal funded media company.

If you want a real one of us, look for someone along the lines of Poseidon

@Joshyyy Exactly. So you agree then that shaming works, but that as a social tool it should be used responsibly or otherwise it will lose it's potency

Everyone I've met who were once friends of Spencer, have been doxxed. Jacob Von Ott for instance

He's one of (((them)))

in terms of free speech, "shaming" is essential in a sense

Nazis were funded by fdr. <:brain_blimp:588140316339470347>

Yup

Shaming someone is an act of free speech itself.

New topic

fat shaming is how people get in shape

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How many of you know that Elon musk receives 90 mil per year from the Feds?

Or knew that Ellen degeneres works alongside the state department

I knew they were created celebs, I just didn't know the details

Personally, I thought they'd use someone actually worth watching, but whatever

Look up Tessa Motors 990 form

@Storin No, fuck you

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@Reprehensibletrash I've worked at paypal, elon was never mentioned before all this elon junk happened

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