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Socialists/communists compete like everyone else, only, in a different wayCaitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
He is right that GOVERNMENT is the problem. It is too powerful and is owned by self-interested wealthy elites. We need to kill them and weaken the fuck out of government.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
That’s absurd. We live in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
But they are competing with you and winning.He is right that GOVERNMENT is the problem. It is too powerful and is owned by self-interested wealthy elites. We need to kill them and weaken the fuck out of government.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
Name a state that is not failed.That’s absurd. We lived in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
So send the illegals home,,,,That’s absurd. We lived in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
Because they are using GOVERNMENT FORCE to compete and win.But they are competing with you and winning.He is right that GOVERNMENT is the problem. It is too powerful and is owned by self-interested wealthy elites. We need to kill them and weaken the fuck out of government.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
That sounds suspiciously like It takes a village to raise an idiot (or someone who is dependent on us to provide for them).....Games (competition) are for kids. Adults survive best through planning and cooperation. Too big to fail corporations and billionaires are just naughty children in sore need of instant transfer to Mars.
If you believe that shit, I have a bridge to sell you.Games (competition) are for kids. Adults survive best through planning and cooperation. Too big to fail corporations and billionaires are just naughty children in sore need of instant transfer to Mars.
Again you’re trying to minimize the problem by claiming oh well, everybody does it.Name a state that is not failed.That’s absurd. We lived in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
You are trying to achieve something that has never been done.Again you’re trying to minimize the problem by claiming oh well, everybody does it.Name a state that is not failed.That’s absurd. We lived in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
It doesn’t have to be this way. Acceptance of failure and suffering is dumb.
Exactly.Because they are using GOVERNMENT FORCE to compete and win.But they are competing with you and winning.He is right that GOVERNMENT is the problem. It is too powerful and is owned by self-interested wealthy elites. We need to kill them and weaken the fuck out of government.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
It's like I always say, everyone has a devil, that is, there is one thing that f#cks up the worldAgain you’re trying to minimize the problem by claiming oh well, everybody does it.Name a state that is not failed.That’s absurd. We lived in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
It doesn’t have to be this way. Acceptance of failure and suffering is dumb.
I agree it’s not fixable. It needs total destruction and an entirely new approach.You are trying to achieve something that has never been done.Again you’re trying to minimize the problem by claiming oh well, everybody does it.Name a state that is not failed.That’s absurd. We lived in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
It doesn’t have to be this way. Acceptance of failure and suffering is dumb.
I'm not saying it is not good to try and improve society best you can, but what I am saying is you cannot fix what is really broken, and that is human nature.
Native Americans?I agree it’s not fixable. It needs total destruction and an entirely new approach.You are trying to achieve something that has never been done.Again you’re trying to minimize the problem by claiming oh well, everybody does it.Name a state that is not failed.That’s absurd. We lived in a failed state that harms millions of poor people and you say hunky dory. Fuck that.1. Nothing is fairI agree. Competition has its benefits, when done correctly and fairly. Unfortunately our current economic situation is far from correct and fair.Caitlin Johnstone is known to be a bit on the left, and influenced heavily by socialist thought.
On the one hand, the cooperative model has it's place, OTH, competition is natural. We see it throughout the natural world. To claim that nature is dysfuntional is pretty short sighted. I have a feeling she is an atheist who believes that humans can rise above their nature and solve all of their problems.
A balance must be struck. Going to either extreme generally leads to dysfunction.
To claim that competition is, "not conducive to the thriving of our species or our planet," does not take a realistic view of history or biology. Certainly, the predictions of Malthus would have come to pass long ago without competition.
It’s evident our government is all about satisfying the demands of the ultra wealthy and the corporations they own. The people’s demands are mostly ignored.
2. All human endeavors ultimately fail.
3. Everyone competes.
Stop trying to achieve the unachievable.
Why torture yourself?
It doesn’t have to be this way. Acceptance of failure and suffering is dumb.
I'm not saying it is not good to try and improve society best you can, but what I am saying is you cannot fix what is really broken, and that is human nature.
I don’t think you’re right about it never being done before. Societies have existed where all individuals had the same rights and no ruler could impose his will. Native American societies come to mind.
What is a loser in your humble opinion?It's not our fault losers can't hack it in the real world.
What is a loser in your humble opinion?It's not our fault losers can't hack it in the real world.
