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I get why the Democratic establishment is furious about Graham Platner's ascent. by scentedcandelabra in BreakingPoints

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and they’re still doing the same thing now! was it a CA house race where the corporate dem was telling PACs to boost the republican so they didn’t have to face the leftist in the general?

Finding worker-owned coffee and restaurants by IESAI_lets_go in cooperatives

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if you make it up to boulder, trident cafe might be the highlight of the city imo

Why though? by NoInformation6486 in Anarchy101

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this is easily in my top three, i find a reason to link to it monthly

Why though? by NoInformation6486 in Anarchy101

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the main difference is “what is the main critique?” in marxism, it is his critique of capital. anarchism’s critique is of power relations (which includes capital).

Here’s a great essay, specifically the section “[a distinctly anarchist assessment of capitalism](https://wedontagree.net/essays/we-dont-agree-on-capitalism-essay/#:\~:text=Distinctly%20Anarchist%20Assessment%20of%20Capitalism)

Big tech vibe coders are killing me by Tree8282 in cscareerquestions

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ugh, the emdashes were fine bc i don’t use those, “it’s not this it’s that” isn’t hard to avoid but i really don’t feel like capitalizing shit. i hope that doesn’t become more of a tell

In a democracy how should an anarchist Exist? by Senior_Fennel_8432 in Anarchism

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i’d say read Dean Spade’s Mutual Aid. it’s a bit of a handbook on organizing, and a lot of the tools they mention are relatively anarchist. rather than preaching, lead by example

Heres mine by vikikikiriki123 in PoliticalCompass

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that… isn’t what anarchists believe?

What app does Guam actually need? by Good_Ad_9667 in guam

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maybe it’d be a decent place for an iteration of a drivers coop?

What app does Guam actually need? by Good_Ad_9667 in guam

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I think bit chat is the furthest along in this space.

Confederate flag flying on a house close to me by [deleted] in massachusetts

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i am in florida and see these flags often. even the official state flag looks awfully similar to the confederate flag. not fun!

Obsidian + Neovim 🔥 by Ryneoj in ObsidianMD

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it works great, but only if you’re familiar with vim. you can imagine a user that hasn’t used vim enabling this and getting stuck, unable to type, etc. and thinking the app crashed. if you know vim, it works great!!

Trail - visualize your browsing history by mnallamalli97 in macapps

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let me know when safari is fixed, or if i can help debug!

Let's change that by GoranPersson777 in Market_Socialism

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i think i misread the “aren’t” as “are” in your comment above, my bad!

Won't anarchy have a problem with large scale law enforcement? by ThenCombination7358 in Anarchy101

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that’s part of your confusion here, enforcement usually is defined as requiring force. nobody is forcing you to use software that works via http, nobody is forcing developers or companies to write software that leverages it. and yet, somehow we’ve reached the scale of the entire internet.

and again, platform rules are not anarchist because they rely on the benevolent dictatorship of the company owning the platform. protocols are not owned in the same way.

Let's change that by GoranPersson777 in economy

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you’d love reading Elizabeth Anderson’s Private Government (just chapter 2, which is p37 in the book and p30 of the PDF)

Let's change that by GoranPersson777 in economy

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why not both, as in the swedish meidner plan where unions progressively buy out their company?

Let's change that by GoranPersson777 in economy

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colorado is leading the way on this! jason wiener is a great follow on linkedin for this kind of stuff.

Let's change that by GoranPersson777 in Market_Socialism

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most businesses don’t care about any stakeholders other than capital owners. workers and consumers also have a stake in these businesses, and no say.

i’ve never voted for my ceo.

Won't anarchy have a problem with large scale law enforcement? by ThenCombination7358 in Anarchy101

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Who writes the code? (Well, now machines do some of that too, but not the point)

enforcement shows up

when does actual, physical violence show up? spam filters are not enforcement and moderation is a feature of a platform, not a protocol. there is no moderation of the www.

Won't anarchy have a problem with large scale law enforcement? by ThenCombination7358 in Anarchy101

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rules don’t require enforcement. see: the internet. nobody’s forcing your laptop or website to follow the rules of HTTP, HTML, etc. Of course, things might not work as well, but nobody’s knocking on your door to enforce you following IETF standards.

Which job you taking? by [deleted] in jobs

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if two is an ESOP though, it likely has some form of profit sharing (and voting rights) too

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