Comment another corporation ruined by classism and greed (Score 1) 100
they started off well but became just another classist and corporate rip off
there are better robot vacuums
they started off well but became just another classist and corporate rip off
there are better robot vacuums
not only is greed our downfall but we're not intelligent enough to do anything about it
all the AI in the world won''t help uncorrupt our society
intelligence alone does not solve problems
we can't plan an economy nor can we control it. control is an illusion, top down dictatorships don't work, no matter how the fascists pretend they do, same for government, when it's small, local and democratic, fine but big and autocratic is bad, just look at Trump, Putin and all the rest of the murderous tyrants. Money is power and power corrupts, people clearly cannot be trusted with power.
people don't want want forced work requirements, yet just look around at the current exploitive 'economy', yes boss, no boss, right away boss, this is indentured servitude and we live in a corporatocracy
we already have what we fear but lies keep people from seeing reality
The solution is easy and obvious. Pay people fairly. Tax people fairly. Pay should be in ownership and profit sharing. Taxes should be paid on accumulate capital and net worth. Get rid of corporations. Oh, and nationalize the entire legal and medical 'industries', our health and the law should never be for sale to the highest bidder, nor are they enterprise in any way. Do away with classism and class discrimination by guaranteeing fair and equal access to capital. Stop letting the rich charge the rest of us usurious interest rates and stop letting them exploit us.
We can't have capitalism when 10% of people own 90% of all the capital because that only leaves 10% of all capital for the 90% of the rest of us. It's not enough capital, we are all poor as in undercapitalized. This is why everything is broken.
privilege knows no bounds, greed is insatiable, these upper class people will destroy this civilization just like they have so many others
but classism does, this is exactly what happens when the the upper class has corrupted our society, greed is insatiable and destructive
of course, but our police serve only themselves and their upper class masters
notice how the police are far too busy busting homeless people and they have no response to organized cybercrime run by adversarial states. This is what classism, corruption and incompetence looks like, our organizations have all been perverted by rich people's greed.
Are sprayed with RoundUp (glyposate) to dry them out simply for farmers to use less fuel to pick them. This is just one example. Basically, organic farming has to be done away from heavily-industrial agricultural areas in a distant, isolated wilderness or it's pissing into the wind.
more bs, study after study finds people buying organic foods have lower levels of contamination, fewer health problems and better overall health. Here we see the typical denial that sure better is better but I don't so it can't be really true. Even if there's some cross contamination \, so what? It's both the total exposure and the fact that by support organic farming, we're encouraging more of it.
We'd all be better off if not for the the irresponsible, fundamentalist naysayers living in and spouting denials.
keep trolling, thanks for proving my point
In truth, our governments are far too corrupt to be legitimate, clearly the Social Contract is broken, look at all the hungry, homeless and dysfunctional citizens, meanwhile the privileged upper class is getting more and more privileged. This is what classism looks like.
This is a political stunt and most likely just paving the way for Big Business Datacenters instead. Our classist authorities don't like currencies they don't control and regulate. No surprise there.
another person who's afraid of what they don't understand and would just misuse it anyways
pseudo-conservatism, real conservatives live conservatively
it's defund authoritarianism and refund our social safety net
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