The idealistic kill capitalism but I don’t have a replacement. So common, so boring, so never going to happen. The systems collapse ball is already rolling, survive and you can attempt whatever half thought through anarchist dream you have in mind. I swear this place goes full college freshmen some days.
Do you think we can build a successful alternative to capitalism without first building consensus that capitalism is not serving the needs of the working class?
I definitely agree that it’s hard, but all the most worthwhile things are. It’s obvious that the status quo cannot continue as it is, don’t you think we need to actually work on building a better future rather than being too afraid of the dangers associated with change to start on that journey? We can learn from history to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.
The idealistic kill capitalism but I don’t have a replacement. So common, so boring, so never going to happen. The systems collapse ball is already rolling, survive and you can attempt whatever half thought through anarchist dream you have in mind. I swear this place goes full college freshmen some days.
Do you think we can build a successful alternative to capitalism without first building consensus that capitalism is not serving the needs of the working class?
Getting people to agree to torch government is easy. The new government is the hard part no has done well historically.
I definitely agree that it’s hard, but all the most worthwhile things are. It’s obvious that the status quo cannot continue as it is, don’t you think we need to actually work on building a better future rather than being too afraid of the dangers associated with change to start on that journey? We can learn from history to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.