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Comment Re:Expropriate the bourgeoisie! Workers to power! (Score 1, Offtopic) 91

This is simply wrong.

Communism is indeed an economic system, like capitalism.

The political system you seem to equate with communism is totalitarianism, but that is a direct result of propaganda, much like the joining of capitalism with democracy in the heads of most people.

We've seen a lot of totalitarian communism throughout history, as well as some democratic capitalism, but instead of experimenting with democratic communism we seem to be heading full steam in the direction of totalitarian capitalism (such as Taiwan, Singapore and most recently China).

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Ask Slashdot: Top Black Friday Tech Picks? 189

theodp writes "Take a gander at the 2013 Black Friday ads and your head will be spinning with deals that seem too good to be true. And while the WSJ will try to slap you back to reality with a story on The Dirty Secret of Black Friday 'Discounts', it's still hard not to get jazzed over the prospect of picking up an iPad Mini w/$100 gift card for $299 (Walmart), a 16GB Nexus 7 for $199 (Staples), or a 32GB Microsoft Surface for $199.99 (Best Buy). So, if you're playing the game this year — either online or in-person (hey, what could go wrong?), — what are your top tech picks for Black Friday? Any strategy for improving your odds of getting them?"

Comment Omate TrueSmart: Water-resistant standalone Smartw (Score 2) 196

Here is one I think has real potential:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/omate/omate-truesmart-water-resistant-standalone-smartwa

It was mentioned here on /. not long ago:

http://hardware.slashdot.org/story/13/08/26/0454236/omate-truesmart-watch-stands-alone-no-phone-required

They have already reached some amazing stretch goals, such as Sapphire Crystal Glass, and are
aiming for further ones, like 720p video recording.

Comment Re:of course, a little less moving... (Score 1) 566

Your comment does a pretty good job of describing how extremely successful the public relations industry is. First, these people protesting know something is horribly wrong with their society, but the way their society actually works has been so carefully muddled and obfuscated that when they try to tell you what's wrong and how to fix it they tend to become confused and incoherent. Second, the public viewing thousands of people trying to organise in order to improve their society as spoiled squatting bums, now that's a a PR success if there ever was one.

Comment Re:It's hard enough to be impartial abot things (Score 1) 333

Hmm, how about Obama? ... Similar story with Clinton ... it's easy to point to lawyers and judges like this.

Well yes, the rich will allow you to climb pretty high, but only as long as you serve their interests.

If you can't beat them, join them, if you can't join them, serve them.

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