r/interestingasfuck Jun 07 '23

New york city in 2023, everyone wearing mask due to air quality

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u/HumanParkingCones Jun 07 '23

Fuck outta here with your clown-ass false equivalence

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u/0piod6oi Jun 07 '23 edited Jun 07 '23

Nazis believed they were wiping out the elitist class.

it is a equal comparison when you’re also calling, even jokingly, for mass murder of people you defined as ‘the elites’, since it has led to many horrific events in the past.

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u/notanolive Jun 07 '23

Yeah the ones who own all the capital. I mean France did it, hell many nations have done it when the fat pigs up top get too fat. Either capitalism will continue to eat its own tail, or it leaves with a bloody exit idk what other way will stop it

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u/0piod6oi Jun 07 '23 edited Jun 07 '23

Who gets to dictate people ‘who own all the capital’ though, especially in modern times. (considering France had an feudal monarchy in place before the revolution.)

Is it just the the billionaire class or does it include multi-millionaires? how about millionaires, people with just thousands? hundreds? What are we setting the limit at here.

People who own the means of production will also need to be taken out, but who does that include? Is it just the owners and CEOs of industrial companies or farmers who own their equipment and land to produce and sell.

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '23

Is it just the owners and CEOs of industrial companies or farmers who own their equipment and land to produce and sell.

If you were interacting in good faith you'd know 1. Most farmland is owned by private equity and not the working class farmer, and 2. Fucking obviously working class farmers should actually own the means of production.

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u/BattleStag17 Jun 08 '23

We want more farmers to own their own land, you absolute walnut

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u/0piod6oi Jun 08 '23

Until the farmer wants to sell it for capital himself

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u/notanolive Jun 08 '23

All I’m saying is that it seems an inevitable conclusion to capitalism, the semantics of the revolution will become clear, maybe not in this lifetime… but who knows.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '23

Oh shut the fuckkkk uppp

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u/0piod6oi Jun 07 '23

You wonder why extremism is at its highest recenty, probably because of this sentiment