

My original point was that leftism isn’t linear, and that marxism-leninism and anarchism are quite different.
Failing optimist, can code poorly.
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My original point was that leftism isn’t linear, and that marxism-leninism and anarchism are quite different.
404media.co is pretty (really) good.
Actually, most of those articles are posted by newsweek’s official reddit account.
https://www.linuxatemyram.com/
Electron apps are bullshit though.
I typically recommend those users other instances which don’t federate with hexbear.
They are pro-ai-the-technology, they’re not on board with the big Ai companies.
There is a few shitty mastodon servers (poa[.]st, quitter[.]se) that can federate with lemmy. We go unnoticed enough by most of mastodon anyway though.
There will only be violence if the capitalists refuse to go peacefully.
The terms left and right are terrible terms anyway. They do away with so much nuance.
I should have used the word society instead of state.
Sure, but I think you’re both missing why I brought up the political compass, to make a distinction between libertarian leftism, and authoritarian leftism.
It does appear that way, and there are some cases of it happening, but doesn’t servers blocking hexbear solve the problem of people complaining about it, for people on hexbear?
lemmy.zip is good.
In a neoliberal sense, kinda, but those are really just shifting who is oppressing people to capitalists.
Would you call communist states (an oxymoron, I know) instruments of class opression?
All governments are authoritiarian, but to what extent?
I more-meant the difference between the libertarian and authoritarian right/left, its a useful distinction to have.
!conservative@lemmy.today !conservative@hilariouschaos.com
These two comms are modded, and mostly populated by those guys (there is speculation that they are the same people, hence, they are banned on lemm.ee).
Auth-right would be fascism.
I wanted to point out that, even though they are authoritarian, they are still leftist. The Political Compass adds a bit of nuance, so there can be a distinction.
Most likely, try running
htop
ortop
(can’t remember which is which) in a terminal.