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Lauchs@lemmy.worldOPto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•How do folks bemoaning the lack of a global communist revolution in the 1910s reconcile that with the mass starvations that happened in the two largest communist countries?
0·2 years agoAhahaha, this is probably the most the most reasonable take here!
Lauchs@lemmy.worldOPto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•How do folks bemoaning the lack of a global communist revolution in the 1910s reconcile that with the mass starvations that happened in the two largest communist countries?
0·2 years agocould reply that eating food falls well within a communist system, therefore you can’t blame communism for famines.
Try again when you’re sober, that’s not a particular cogent argument.
Lauchs@lemmy.worldOPto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•How do folks bemoaning the lack of a global communist revolution in the 1910s reconcile that with the mass starvations that happened in the two largest communist countries?
0·2 years agoA carbon tax falls well within a capitalist system (much the same as any other tax or method of dealing with externalities) so I’d put that as a failure of democratic systems more than anything.
I’m also not convinced communism would actually solve the problem. Communists have historically been pretty reluctant to share bad news, from letting folks know about mass starvations to, oh, most of the world news in China.
Lauchs@lemmy.worldto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What can a person replace tv shows, movies, and other zombie-brain entertainment with? How can attention span be improved?English
0·3 years agoThe Shallows is a painfully plausible answer for why you might be finding it harder to concentrate.
Basically, the way phones/computers work is designed to mess with our basic brain functions.




This seems to have hit too close to home.