Was this the Proud Boy that wanted to have his ass fucked to prove his heterosexuality, or was it one of the other ones?
Szymon
joined 2 years ago
When the people with abundance use their vast resources to ensure the framework for society is adequately provided for the masses, everyone prospers.
When the people with vast wealth horde it and force the masses to pay for their own framework for society, society starts wondering why they put up with it.
The wealthy need to be reminded that they have nothing if the people aren't participating in their system.
Fully agree that this is a tool to use. But new tools eliminate jobs throughout human history. ICE eliminated a ton of blacksmithing jobs when you didn't need so many horseshoes. Excavators eliminated groups of workers physically digging ditches.
Progress is good, it helps society, but it has a danger to leave behind the people which helped to create the system that eliminated their need. There needs to be a safety net or a transitional plan for these people to ensure we all continue to succeed. That doesn't really exist in our current capitalist environment.
Anyone who knows anything about labour relations knows that AI is a front line worker replacement. You aren't killing all jobs, but how about you tell me the % of workers in the field that won't be needed to create blocks of code which people get to review moving forward.
Theyll change the whole workflow on you if it saves them money.
Wait wait wait
The white South African guy whose family profited ~~during~~ because of apartheid is RACIST?
Are you sure about this?
But I was told any option but unhindered capitalism was pure communism.
Jesus, politicians need to grow a pair and actually help people. What do you need to do to convince them?
Someone's seen this episode before.
Two groundings in less than 5 years? Boeing is trading lives for share price. Hopefully the company dies as an example of corporate greed.
Sounds like we have 3 parties under the guise of 2. The right can splinter, this is good.
Can we fast forward to the Koolaid part yet?
The funniest part of the article is the boomers complaining that the companies aren't treating their customers right.
Silly Boomer, corporations aren't your friends that want the best for you, they're a vehicle to build wealth for the board executives by owning the necessities of your daily life.
Ubisoft directors might need to become comfortable hiding quietly in dark attics when the revolution comes.