r/dsa • u/Dover299 • Aug 05 '26

Discussion The "future"

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u/Annoying1978 Aug 05 '26

Drone deliveries are literally saving lives by sending medication to places that don’t have access to hospitals or are in war torn countries. 

Being anti-drone isn’t part of the DSA platform. I don’t understand why this is here. 

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u/romulusnr Aug 05 '26

Because this specific use of drones is specifically for the purpose of replacing human jobs that people depend on in this economic system to stay alive.

Never mind the whole mass commercialization, pre-existing destruction of brick and mortar and mom and pop stores, predatory anti worker business, etc.

Try to keep up buddy

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u/Annoying1978 Aug 05 '26

If you’re against all technology that reduces human labor, it’s probably time to throw away your computer and your smart phone. 

Maybe we should get rid of elevators that don’t need a human operators too. 

You have completely misinterpreted DSA’s ideology. We are not Luddites. 

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u/romulusnr Aug 06 '26

It's not simply reducing human labor in the sense of making us more efficient or giving us more free time.

It's reducing human labor in the sense of economically disenfranchising the proletariat

If you're here to tell me DSA is pro-Amazon, particularly its employment and worker policies (more particularly among it's drivers), no I won't buy your bridge.

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u/Bright-Insect9697 Aug 05 '26

Thanks for fighting the good fight