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America isnt corporatist, china is. America was laissez faire only in the frontier when it had one. What we have now isnt a clear cut system we can put into an ideological box. Its a parasite class that more or less dictate the law through legal corruption (lobbying). Corporatism would actually be an improvement, it isnt corporation running the show as much as it is like the medieval guild system, most people cant see past the name. Corporatism is great to keep the business interest inline with the country's interest, which is far better than the opposite in the long run. In corporatist china, billionaires get $whackd if they step out of line, In america, it would be a politician who actually did his job
Frank West said:
Though it is fair to ask just how do you prevent a capitalist society from degenerating into corporatism?
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If by corporatism you mean crony capitalism, well you dont its the "iron law of oligarchy" proven right once again. If money is the primary thing the system value, its only logical those with money will eventually have all the power. As much as I would love a true laissez faire system, like everything lolberts espouse, it wont work because they always seem to forget life isnt a perfectly sterile petri dish of pure data free of outside forces that wont take advantage of this system
 
Its All So Tiresome said:
America isnt corporatist, china is. America was laissez faire only in the frontier when it had one. What we have now isnt a clear cut system we can put into an ideological box. Its a parasite class that more or less dictate the law through legal corruption (lobbying). Corporatism would actually be an improvement, it isnt corporation running the show as much as it is like the medieval guild system, most people cant see past the name. Corporatism is great to keep the business interest inline with the country's interest, which is far better than the opposite in the long run. In corporatist china, billionaires get $whackd if they step out of line, In america, it would be a politician who actually did his job

If by corporatism you mean crony capitalism, well you dont its the "iron law of oligarchy" proven right once again. If money is the primary thing the system value, its only logical those with money will eventually have all the power. As much as I would love a true laissez faire system, like everything lolberts espouse, it wont work because they always seem to forget life isnt a perfectly sterile petri dish of pure data free of outside forces that wont take advantage of this system
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Exactly. Look how many times Bernie Sanders has been wacked.
 
JustStopDude said:
Exactly. Look how many times Bernie Sanders has been wacked.
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I cant see how people think if bernie ever got power, he'd be able to stand to the bankers. The video of him letting BLM sheboons steal his mic and push him aside is exactly how it would go at best. The guy is just another wet noodle socialist that never got over the scandinavian model
 
Its All So Tiresome said:
I cant see how people think if bernie ever got power, he'd be able to stand to the bankers. The video of him letting BLM sheboons steal his mic and push him aside is exactly how it would go at best. The guy is just another wet noodle socialist that never got over the scandinavian model
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After the show he put on in 2016 he bought himself a third house and his wife's multi-million-dollar criminal fraud charges were swept under the rug. Bernie knows what side his bread is buttered on.
 
I got banned in under 10 minutes for saying landlords have a harder time evicting people than they do renting to them in the first place.
 
Reddit users/possible bots have been replicating posts and comments on /r/LateStageCapitalism
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The users have noticed
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Their names are strange as well. Are those copied too, with a random 4 digit number added at the end?
 
Niggergante said:
Hey my old email account when I was a kid had 4 digits in the name and I'm not a bot as far as I know. I can say nigger after all.
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Nice try jewbot1174 but we all know the advanced algorithms that allow kikes to say nigger are afforded to (((them))) for astroturfing purposes! Next you'll tell me qanon wasn't real!

TRUST IN THE PLAN, CHRIST IS KANG!
 
TheCuntler said:
Their names are strange as well. Are those copied too, with a random 4 digit number added at the end?
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I see a lot of bots in Runescape that have a similar pattern of naming conventions. 100% bot names. They like to combine unrelated words and sometimes but not always add numbers before or after the combination. It's markedly different than when a human being comes up with a name that includes numbers, I can't explain it very well but if you know you know.
 
Great Dane said:
Reddit users/possible bots have been replicating posts and comments on /r/LateStageCapitalism
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takes one second to look at those names and know they're all bots, generated by scripts that are pulling words and number combos from dictionaries to quickly generate new accounts and drive engagement. anyone with a brain in that subreddit would've probably noticed this as soon as it started because the names are very blatant once you know what you're looking for.

two words and a 3-4 digit number, sometimes with underscores or hyphens separating the words from each other, or the numbers. those are the 'most realistic' proportions for a username based on scraped data, if i recall.
 
MetokurGroomedMe said:
takes one second to look at those names and know they're all bots, generated by scripts that are pulling words and number combos from dictionaries to quickly generate new accounts and drive engagement. anyone with a brain in that subreddit would've probably noticed this as soon as it started because the names are very blatant once you know what you're looking for.

two words and a 3-4 digit number, sometimes with underscores or hyphens separating the words from each other, or the numbers. those are the 'most realistic' proportions for a username based on scraped data, if i recall.
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>Brain
>/r/latestagecapitalism
there's your problem.
 
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