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PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in We must resist

If you think FOSS can solve capitalism’s issues, you either don’t know what FOSS is or you don’t know what capitalism’s problems are.

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in We must resist

Free Open Source Software. Do you even know what capitalism is?

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in Cooking

Sure. But buying and storing fresh fruit just to juice occasionally seems… Bougie AF. Like meal planning 🤣

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in This is basically what drives the economy

They also borrowed the money from each other too, so each has a $25 card and a $25 debt. The debt will never be paid, and they’ll acrue interest with each other. They’ll all use the growing debt as a justification to cut social services.

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in Pilk

How do you delete someone else’s post?

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in Pilk

I thought a brown cow was Kahlua and milk

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in Elmo

Don’t do really strong edibles and do pretty much anything that requires any kind of commitment.

You have to move? No. You have to not move? Forget about it. You need to focus? Good luck. You need to not focus on a specific thing? Impossible.

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in We must resist
PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in We must resist

Making it FOSS wouldn’t solve the problem, because FOSS tools can still be used by capitalists to displace workers and erode worker bargaining power.

This is true of pretty much EVERY tool, but never has a tool had the potential to negatively impact so many in such a diversity of roles.

So again, the problem isn’t closed source, the problem is capitalism. If you fixed the problems of capitalism, then all software tools would naturally be FOSS, but that’s a product of fixing the problems, not the mechanism to fix the problems.

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in *clamp clamp*

The sound of one ham clamping is an unpleasant twist.

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in A hot dog shaped car just drove into Argentina!!

drip is good. But dressing as an evil person is just screaming

I never thought leopards would eat MY face

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in A hot dog shaped car just drove into Argentina!!

Generally you don’t want your leader to dress up as a villain unless it’s blindingly self deprecating. At least that’s how I see it.

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in Bankruptcy is lifesaving

The idiotic catch-22 of credit, you need to use credit you don’t need in order to prove that you can pay back credit you do need.

Eg good luck getting a car loan or a mortgage at a reasonable rate if you don’t have credit history.

Ironically OP could probably absolutely qualify for a loan despite barely being able to pay off debts, because lenders want to make money off of you more than they want you to pay back their loans on time. Late fees and interest 🤑

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in Both beliefs are fine, but please realize the hypocrisy

That’s an exceptionally narrow view of religion. There are plenty of religions that don’t threaten damnation for disbelief. They do what ST does and explain why humans exist (in this case because a simulation was set up such that they’d be created, intentionally or not).

And why can’t ST be used to scam people from money, like religion is?

This has the flavor of a true scottsman.

PeriodicallyPedantic, to memes in Both beliefs are fine, but please realize the hypocrisy

But how you’re describing ST isn’t incompatible with religion, only some religions. Nothing about religion itself says that the creators or some higher power need to be an active participant in the human experience.

And how doesn’t simulation theory allow for the simulation creator/admin to interfere with the simulation? You don’t have scientific equipment recording data on everything, everywhere, for everyone, and people claim to see wild shit all the time. But even ignoring the wild shit, it could be as simple as tripping someone, moving their keys, giving them some disease or disorder, or any of a million things that we can’t accurately predict even when explicitly looking for it.

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