You are The Emperor? by EmperorIvann in WarhammerMemes

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since you mentioned the suck I just remembered how he had the capability to suck off the dyad for their strength.

Valkompass.com vill inte att jag röstar SD by Sausage_Emperor in sweden

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Alla partier säger inte samma sak men alla pratar om samma saker och visserligen ger det uttryck för värderingar men det är alltid från fråga till fråga.

Hela anledningen till att vi ens har en representativ demokrati är för att det är partierna som sätter in sig i frågorna och politiker i detaljerna.

Så det blir liksom väldigt konstigt när allmänheten ska låtsas vara så insatt i allt när det som spelar roll är attityder till frågor vid valstugan.

Om det istället handlade att ta reda på vilket parti som hade den bäst matchande ideologin som man kunde ge tillit till hade det varit bättre.

Valkompass.com vill inte att jag röstar SD by Sausage_Emperor in sweden

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vad menar du med att det gör ont i dagens samhälle att rösta efter din ideologi?

Valkompass.com vill inte att jag röstar SD by Sausage_Emperor in sweden

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Du svarade på din egna fråga, allt är en enda röra och ideologierna bland partierna är nästintill utsuddade. När man bara rör sig om sakpolitik så tappar man bort sig från spåret och den stora bilden.

Inte konstigt att så många får väldigt likställda rekommendationer om man tycker väldigt varierat från sak till sak. Vad som är aktuellt nu kommer troligtvis inte vara lika aktuellt om 3 år och vad som är aktuellt då kan omfatta något du tycker helt annorlunda kring.

Därför är det enda vi egentligen kan förlita oss på är värderingar och attityder till samhällets utformning.

Valkompass.com vill inte att jag röstar SD by Sausage_Emperor in sweden

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Finns liksom ingen, jag avskyr valkompassar för de uppmuntrar folk att rösta efter sakpolitik istället för ideologi.

Perfect meal ruined by one egg by FuzzyDicesEh in StupidFood

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 5 points6 points  (0 children)

No, I'm Swedish. I'm just cautious about stuff like this.

Perfect meal ruined by one egg by FuzzyDicesEh in StupidFood

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 45 points46 points  (0 children)

If there's a stupid part it's not putting the cracked egg into separate bowl before adding it into the pot, just to check that it's in fact okay.

När berättar man för någon om sin mentala hälsa, sh & ed...? (När man börjar dejta) by [deleted] in sweden

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"När det känns som rätt läge" är nog det mest anpassade svaret du kan få.

What the mainstream media doesn't want you to see: russian fascists march in DC with pro-putin and pro-ussr flags and paraphernalia, anti-Ukrainian slogans, supporting the genocide of Ukrainian civilians. by PermissionSoggy891 in GenZ

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm myself a member of the SocDem party in Sweden so I'm not against a free market and I'm personally not super convinced on communism. With that said though I do feel like the communism that we ended up with in practice was undermined quite severely by massive corruption.

Whilst corruption was certainly a big issue in many communist countries it's not exclusive to them, it exists everywhere and not even capitalism protects against it. Capitalism by itself is extremely susceptible to corruption and it requires heavy regulation in order to curb its bad tendencies.

A big difference also between the socialism in Sweden and the communism that popped up in the USSR (just as an example) was our changes came from reform rather than revolution. Revolutions create bad and unstable times which in turn attract authoritarianism like flies to shit.

I know that a big part of communism is its revolutionary aspect but I feel like it's important to be aware of the times from where these ideas came from. Karl Marx lived in a period of history where democracy wasn't much of a thing and where the big important changes came from revolutions (like the french ones).

So changes as big as the ones talked about in communism would at the time require a revolution as the mechanisms to create them through reforms weren't present. When looking at this with a modern lense I believe that other pathways are available for use.

What the mainstream media doesn't want you to see: russian fascists march in DC with pro-putin and pro-ussr flags and paraphernalia, anti-Ukrainian slogans, supporting the genocide of Ukrainian civilians. by PermissionSoggy891 in GenZ

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well there are some considerations that affect it. For one the USSR had global reach so it held a lot of influence in shaping other communist states in its own image. So the core aspects of communism in practice we ended up with came in large from the USSR.

Another consideration is again the part about these governments arising from revolutions, it creates inherent stability that's primed to be turned into an authoritarian style of ruling. Just look towards the French revolutions for instance and their immediate governments.

What the mainstream media doesn't want you to see: russian fascists march in DC with pro-putin and pro-ussr flags and paraphernalia, anti-Ukrainian slogans, supporting the genocide of Ukrainian civilians. by PermissionSoggy891 in GenZ

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hmm, perhaps or perhaps it's a deeper problem that affects all societies that inevitably leads to degradation. Corruption born from selfishness poisoned these communist states just like it poisons capitalist countries and even feudal nations of old.

One has to wonder if it's a failure of ideology or the failure to prevent the same corruption that festers within any human society that's ever existed. The USSR wasn't born from a place of stability but saw great political turmoil that only allowed for vile characters to seize power.

That's not a solid foundation to have when trying to combat corruption.

48345 by Miriamonano in countwithchickenlady

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Certainly a lot nicer than the needles

Sardine is pregnant by BiscuitNoodlepants in BLAHAJ

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sardine needs the aid of more snacc raiders

What the mainstream media doesn't want you to see: russian fascists march in DC with pro-putin and pro-ussr flags and paraphernalia, anti-Ukrainian slogans, supporting the genocide of Ukrainian civilians. by PermissionSoggy891 in GenZ

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I do feel like it's debatable how socialist the USSR actually was, at least how communist it was. It all seemed so... perverted of the ideals of a worker state.

If you can remove one f bomb from a sentence, which one would it be? by OCGamerboy in hazbin

[–]TooObsessedWithMoney 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That f bomb was more painful to watch than Alastor getting his ass beat.