dontbelasagne
@dontbelasagne@lemmy.world
- Comment on Does the average person have no critical thinking? 2 hours ago:
Most of hollywood is propaganda. It relies on getting revenue from other sources. If you’ve ever bought a star wars action figure or a marvel funko pop, you’ve fallen for the propaganda. Hollywood isn’t producing art for art’s sake. They’re producing commercials for merchandise.
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- Comment on Religions have some of the wackiest rules 1 week ago:
But even the new testament says to fear god, why would a all loving god want us to fear it? The abrahamic god is not all loving at all
- Comment on Religions have some of the wackiest rules 1 week ago:
Didn’t Jesus deny being god though, the son of god and god are not the same entity, it’s like saying I’m my mother because I was born out of her, but two different entities
- Comment on Moviegoers Want More Comedies, Thrillers and Action Titles, Global Cinema Study Finds 1 month ago:
Horror can be done on a low budget which in turn makes the genre extremely profitable so movie studios just see “People want more horror” rather than making different movies on a low budget.
- Comment on This whole "Sign in to prove you're not a bot" thing is pissing me off 1 month ago:
Dead internet theory is real, at least on youtube.
- Comment on Influencers people are finding their way to the Fediverse 1 month ago:
He was and he’s now cancer free.
- Comment on Billionaires shouldn't exist 1 month ago:
Human greed is a problem of capitalism because it makes competition out of humanity. We can still track what people have in the gift economy. If everyone gets what they need, then there will be no greed at all and more sustainable lifestyles will be lived. Most scarcity in the world is fabricated in order to drive up the value of goods in a profit driven system like capitalism. In the case of actual scarcity in the gift economy, we would simply go on need, who needs these resources the most? Anyone that doesn’t need whatever resources wouldn’t be asking for them in the gift economy.
- Comment on Billionaires shouldn't exist 1 month ago:
I’m a full on no money commie. To me any society that has money is capitalist, doesn’t matter what happens to it, it’s a capitalist society once you introduce money to it. I propose a gift economy. It is the first economy recorded and is how humans should be living. We just give people what they need, not expectining anything in r eturn. No money, no bartering system. We just give anyone what they need. The gift econmmy is so engrained in human life and we do a little even when in a captalist society. Ever explained the rules to a boardgame? I imagine you did that for free, asking for nothing in return, gift economy. Helped a family member with tech support, you did that for free, asking for nothing in return. Even writing a internet comment, you likely did that for free and a lot of internet comments are written because someone asked a question, you’re helping them for nothing in return. We need to get to the gift economy.
- Comment on hate your job? how about you die and still have to do it 2 months ago:
But the movie has cool guns and explosions so who cares about that when we have shiny thing?
- Comment on What keeps Americans from being mad about the state of their country? 2 months ago:
Brainwashing from the moment they were born
- Submitted 2 months ago to support@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on When we explain to other people how our capitalist system works and they recoil in horror 2 months ago:
Not to be the um actually guy, but before any recorded trading existed, there was something called the gift economy. We just gave people the things they need, without expecting anything in return. No trading at all. I wonder what life could be like if we kept that system and people would be free to do whatever they want.
- Comment on When we explain to other people how our capitalist system works and they recoil in horror 2 months ago:
Capitalism lets them live above the rules.