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when i say “boycott everything”, i mean everything. nothing short of a secessio plebis type of deal
when i say “boycott everything”, i mean everything. nothing short of a secessio plebis type of deal
at some point, we are going to have to boycott everything
What are you referring to when you say “capitalism”?
Are you talking about the dominant economic paradigm of the Enlightenment through to the present day, characterized by companies with private and fully transferrable ownership, named after the concept of “capital gains”, embodying the distinction between land and labor and capital and entrepreneurship, and originally pioneered by the Dutch East India Company (and also the British one)?
Or are you talking about a more vague pattern of human relations that merely involves exchange between two private parties that is mediated by some sort of ruleset?
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Feel free to dig through my post history. Where have I lied? Where have I not been interacting in good faith?
I’ve been an activist for almost a decade; I organize IRL with 4 different anarchist groups of various stripes and 1 demsoc group. I don’t know what bar you’re trying to set for “leftist” but I’m pretty sure I meet it.
“Up yours, woke moralists! 😠 We’ll see who cancels who.”
What do we have in common with the alt-right, besides liking guns?
Everywhere that communism and fascism have come into contact, they have instantly been in violent opposition to each other.
I’m not sure what you’re talking about when you say “actual socialists”. What is your model of socialism? What are some “actual socialists” and how do they differ from the people Hexbear celebrates?
They prevented a service through which the users would use it, and the users had no say in it, and ended up having less functionality? Maybe it’s a problem when users can’t have self-determination. I’m glad there’s something that could be done about that.
It’s just a question of how we relate to and use online resources, and who has the power over online communities. That’s not political at all… or is it?
Honestly, I’ve been noticing a sort of reverse of this on Hexbear comms for years.
Once, Zhuang Zhou dreamed he was a cookie…
How many cookies make up a serving, and how many servings are there in a cookie cake?
I love the idea of ditching Reddit, a site owned by a for-profit corporation and run by unaccountable admins, for a decentralized alternative where people have more choice and power over their own content…
…but why do people have to make it so political?
maybe later, honey
some high school composition notebook doodle shit
Kindergarten shit. “I want everything to be X.”
He would have named the car company teXla if he could.
I’ve started to realize that temporary tab containers do almost everything that I used to use incognito mode for, and more.