you really need to get your brain checked.
Pot, meet kettle.
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null@piefed.nullspace.lol 2 weeks ago
If you think to yourself that those problems are the result of merely an economic system, you really need to get your brain checked.
you really need to get your brain checked.
Pot, meet kettle.
Nice one.
What else would it be? Capitalism is built on maximizing profit in a market system. Thus everything else comes at the expense of that. There are entire towns and villages in Mexico going with little to no water because coca-cola is extracting most of their natural water sources to make sugary soft drinks because it’s more profitable than meeting needs or preserving natural water sources. This isn’t complicated.
What else would it be? Capitalism is built on maximizing profit in a market system.
You are sneaking in this inane premise that we exist under pure, free-market capitalism, and always have.
Try again.
No I’m merely suggesting that those who own capital, especially major shareholders in environmentally destructive industries will simply try to be profitable however they can regardless of impact on the environment. They may even utilize state influence to do so. Hence why there is no “pure free market capitalism”, just class interests.
Okay, what does that have to do with what I said?
what would you suggest?
Definitely the type of dipshit who says “Oh, you don’t like capitalism? But you participate in it. Curious”
Why are you under the impression that I would say that?
what would you suggest?
Not being so myopic as to boil all those problems down to being the result of a particular economic system. Was that not clear?
GO THE FUCK ON THEN…WE’RE WAITING.
Waiting for what?
Your elaboration on whatever the hell you are talking about.
What part are you confused about?
Cheebus@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
shit man we’re not even really a capitalist economy, if we were truly i could buy any wifi router i want, or chinese auto, or those small trucks to name a few
this system is big businesses continually lifting the ladder up behind them