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Capitalist authority vs. worker authority
(thelemmy.club)
Stolen from r/marxism_memes
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1936: The Rights the U.S. Still Won't Guarantee - Lady Izdihar (3 min 51 sex)
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Constitution of the Soviet Union - 8th All-Union Congress of Soviets
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This Soviet World / (Audiobook) - Anna Louise Strong (1936)
That's because capitalism guarantees a certain powerful dynamic by capitalists and socialism removes the power from the select few of the population. To put it simply the power given to capitalists by capitalism is threatened by socialism which is why capitalists hate livable wages or anything that allows the ~~sheep~~ workers from having peace. It makes you less reliant on capitalists for everything and they can't accept that. To make workers simple to understand they want a dependent relationship between everyone and everything and capitalists or capitalism. Kind of like a parasite but you should already know that by now.
I do, but that won't stop some one on the internet explaining it to me for the 100th time.
Let's be honest at this point this needs to be a public announcement every 5 minutes.
No thanks I don't need some one constantly explaining that to me. I'd rather have some one reminding people to wash their hands.
Then you priorize the wrong problems in society. Capitalism is as horrible as the nazi regime if not worse.
Lol what?
All of our problems are because of capitalism.
Lots of them are yes, I'd say capitalism is the latest mode in which humans can express their problems.