Common MLK W
Common MLK W
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I genuinely thought it was going to end with something silly like a "your mom" joke
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hmm, I imagine the then 2 prevalent systems of neoliberal capitalism and soviet-style "communism" to be a pretty terrible combination actually. Although I believe I get what he was trying to say about individual rights within an economy of the commons(or at least thats how I interpret it).
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I can't follow, would you elaborate? Sounds like an interesting debate :)
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The funny combination would be to combine the single party authoritarian structure with a completly unregulated economy for maximum carnage :P
As far as I underatand the quote, hes talking about needing a socialist system where the rights of individuals are respected and protected, but factories, housing etc is owned and and managed by the commons.
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Smaller groups of humans (villages, households, ...?) could decide among themselves whether they prefer to live together by capitalist or communist principles. These smaller groups could function within a larger federation - a bit like the fediverse with its smaller instances where each can decide their own internal rules.
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This reads so much like a Mussolini quote that I am stunned it's actually real (at least as real as any e-quote is).
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Capitalism on the one hand, communism on the other... man, I just support a Third Position!
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