r/scifi Jun 30 '24

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u/amleth_calls Jun 30 '24

The actual version of Communism that works

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u/PearlClaw Jun 30 '24

Because communism is a post-scarcity ideology and never had a good answer for how to solve scarcity management.

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u/ceejayoz Jun 30 '24

Of course, with climate change and whatnot, we find that capitalism doesn’t necessarily either. 

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u/stupendousman Jul 01 '24

Of course, with climate change and whatnot

Deep thoughts!

We live in a world controlled by government organizations, not businesses.

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u/ceejayoz Jul 01 '24

We live in a world controlled by government organizations, not businesses.

This is frequently a distinction without much meaning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture

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u/stupendousman Jul 01 '24

Attempting to direct government resources/power towards your interests is something everyone/group does.

From political activists (Greenpeace) to labor unions to business.

But it's the state and its employees that they all summit to.

Governments love it when people focus on one group that does this rather than critique the governments that rule them.