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imagine voting at all when we obviously live under a techno-capitalist-feudalism system
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I think you mean just techno-capitalist. Look at history. Early capitalism -- the industrialization phase -- is always full of wholly dependent workers, flocking to squalid cities to find work as a labor-serf. Feudalism = ownership of the land and the damn people on it more or less. Capitalism = ownership of the means of production It can look feudal. The lot of the slave/serf/worker does not vary much over time. Def rather be a worker than a serf / slave tho. Totally. Final answer. Carry on wayward sons
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Hey CSR When Will PNP Rule 14 Be Enforced?
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The benefits of working (if you don’t hate your job), is it creates a routine in one’s life and for most jobs forces the person into social situations so they’re not isolated getting more awkward because of lack of social interaction. Unemployed can have friends to socialize with, but it will probably cost money for gas to see them and doing most anything costs money so it’s sometimes hard to have friends or hobbies with low or no income From an ethics standpoint ideally your job is providing either a good or service that there is demand for, and therefore no matter what your job is, you are doing a good thing for your community. People are either usually making their community better, or they’re making it worse. I see honor in doing every job, even the lowest | |||
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What about a stripper who cheats on her taxes? | |||
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Stripping is legal so yea, I think it’s fine. I even think sex work should be legalized and regulated. Repressed sexual frustration is the hidden (or not so hidden, in the case of incels) factor in a lot of violent crimes like mass murders | |||
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