Supporting my point. Revolution is the only way out. Just individually walking away does not work.dagrimreefah wrote:Travel with your feet.... No one can just leave a system? SEE: The American Revolution.
First part of the sentence I can agree with. Unfortunately I believe in equality, freedom and justice as a base of humans living together. I fear getting rid of that would further the current injustice so we might very well need what I believe in to get to reforms.dagrimreefah wrote:That would take a radical reform of the way society thinks, which means purging ideaologies such as the kind you believe in.
The state is. The politicans however are another story.dagrimreefah wrote:You act as if the State is a hapless victim in this arrangement. And you call me naive?
We don't need less state to prevent the current problems from happening again. We need another code of moral behavior and thinking to be implemented deep within the human mind. That means a radical change of the education systems.
Certainly not with the underlying exploitative logic that has been going hand in hand with innovation the past centuries. Innovation needs to be disconnected from the purpose oriented logic that is driving every aspect of our lives.dagrimreefah wrote:No one needs better and more efficient ways of producing things?
In its original meaning probably not much. But that does not exist anymore.dagrimreefah wrote:Seriously. what the fuck is so wrong with entrepenuership?