Startup announces the 24hour workday
I'll get that reaction immediately to almost any noise 🙉
Mostly if I'm already kinda stressed. If not, then it will take a few minutes of noise before I crack
When you're a jewish man about to lose a war, but you helped arm, fund and expand the nazi presence in your country.
He's probably never coming back to Ukraine after this trip tbh. It's just a way to escape the nazis he nurtured without the bad PR
How is it defined? Usually understood by whom? Are you talking about abstract concepts or historical examples of "free markets" and their development?
Cartels and monopolies are the result of "free markets" btw. The strongest agents will organize to dominate and destroy the competitors however they can.
Yeah, I think some form of Anarchisms are the more-than-long goal for many places, but the early stages, with capitalists fighting to keep power, definately still need strong and organized defense forces, and a state is probably the best way of doing that.
The overabundance of essential resources that communism aims at will probably allow for groups of all sizes to organize as they wish/need
It's always just leftists who aren't western brand "leftists", i.e. completely averse to action and change.
Libs will demonize all forms of action and analysis of oppression and then wonder why things just keep getting worse despite them doing a lot of useless, performative things. In the lack of a correct theory, it always comes down to "it's those damn Asians!!!!"
It also takes much less time and effort to create content for a foum compared to a video platform, that might interfere when trying to build a community from the ground up
its industry years behind its competitors
Is he talking about before of after Hitler shat his pants realizing Soviet's industry far outmatched Germany's?
human nature
Ah, nothing beats the classics 🍷