Poetry
Poetry
ID: Kомисcap Rareș is gay for Skye @DerLinkePixel posted:
"Boss makes a dollar
I make a dime
That was a poem
From a simpler time
Boss makes a hundred
I don't make jack
That's why I riot
To seize the means back"
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Mushrooms are good.
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We can't even seize the memes back (from the megacorps of Twatter, Google, Facebook, Reddit, etc).
Yet I'm hopeful there will come a time people will see the fossy light, the means working for the people and the better of society.
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And yet here we are, carving out our own little corner of the internet where profit doesn't come first, and we share silly pictures and laugh together.
Big picture may suck, but don't forget to appreciate the small good in front of you ❤️
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Yes, you are right!
And the projects & development are bountiful (like really, the communities & user bases are growing - look how well KDE did in December), let's support our fav projects!
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Kharma is your life's purpose and has more weight from meaning upon the purpose of existence than every dollar on the planet will carry of truth.
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Foss isn't much better, it's still very much subject to the whims of capitalism and hierarchy.
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Yes, I'm sure we would be in for a shitshow or a couple, but a nicely federated media offers natural caps to the extend of corpo fuckery and can heal easier & more seamlessly.
Plus, you know, less support for shitty global business practices.
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Back in my day, it was "Help me buy a summer home."
Now it's, "Help me buy a yacht, a skyscraper, 14 cybertrucks and a way to funnel this to Trump."
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Writing cute memes isn’t “rioting” and that’s why we will remain fucked, because nobody actually does it
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So you think revolution spontaneously combusts in to existence, without any previous spreading of ideas and reaching out to the disenfranchised, or that it only happens on the front lines?
Yeah, I think I'll pass on your confidently incorrect take lmfao
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Which means exactly are we seizing back?
Because I already own my means of production... And in western countries, where 80%+ of population works in the services sector, it's not a unique situation. A lawyer, an accountant, even a mechanic or electrician already own their means of production.
We don't live in the 1800s anymore...
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Lawyers, accountants, and electricians are often self-employed, which is unusual for the service sector. It's more common to be a mechanic being exploited by Jiffy-Lube. Even doctors are starting to not own their own practices more frequently.
If unionization didn't work, then every employer would be fine with them.
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So why is it more common for mechanics to be exploited by jiffy lube? Other than things that require the dealership (to keep the warranty, for instance) I always go to small shops, with max 2 or 3 employees. As far as I know, jacks, wrenches and screwdrivers haven't gotten up in price. In my opinion, starting your own shop is hard and people prefer to go the easy way.
I know I did. I myself was self-employed for a while and I went back to a salary, the few extra bucks are not worth the effort. Yes, my employer makes some profit from my work and we have a millionaire CEO, but I can go on vacation or call in sick without stress consuming my time. I'm not in the US tho...
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