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1. xianc78@gameliberty.club's status on Monday, 13-Nov-2023 12:09:41 JST xianc78

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   @allison @Arcana @pry @nemesis Both of them were freemasons.

   • nemesis (nemesis@the.asbestos.cafe)'s status on Monday, 13-Nov-2023 12:09:42 JST nemesis

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     @pry @Arcana what makes you think radical change or indeed critiques of "capitalism" (whatever that means) need to be Marxist? the world is not limited by what was invented before 1900
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     @nemesis @Arcana @pry Or even (for that matter) before 1900. Henry George was certainly a contemporary of Marx, and he wrote a (IMHO) far more valid and prescient critique of capitalism as it currently exists than Marx ever did.
   • pry (pry@raru.re)'s status on Monday, 13-Nov-2023 12:09:44 JST pry

     @Arcana interesting. i think i would agree with Marx's critiques of capitalism at least to an extent. would you say the harm is caused by people pushing for radical change?

     i do think a lot of the worlds problems are caused by capitalism. (i say this and believe in capitalism to an extent as well)