Which countries don't have mandatory pension contributions?

Dꫀꪑꪮꪀᥴ᥅ꪖᥴꪗ@lemmygrad.ml · 10 months ago

Which countries don't have mandatory pension contributions?

Vanth@reddthat.com · 10 months ago

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Lemmygradwontallowme [he/him, comrade/them] · edit-2 10 months ago

You do know Lemmy.ml's sacred founder, Dessalines? There's a political origin story for why he and many other mods created this social network

If you didn't know beforehand that this was a 'tankie' website, I advise you go to lemmy.world, lemm.ee, raddle, beehaw, or even Mastodon if you seem perturbed by this presence... after all, you seem to be a reddit migrant...

Here is a sample of his political ideology

Its become absorbed into that silicon valley surveillance-capitalist machine that commidifies users to sell ads and paid flairs, and propagandizes pro-US interests above all. Software technology being one of the last monopoly exports the US has, it would be naive to think that one of the top 5 most popular social media sites, where so many people around the world get their news, would be anything other than a mouthpiece for the interests of those same US coastal tech firms.

Despite the conservative talking point that big tech is dominated by “leftist propaganda”, it is liberal, and pro-US, not left (leftism referring to the broad category of anti-capitalism). Reddit has banned its share of leftist users and communities, and the reddit admins via announcement posts repeatedly villify the US’s primary foreign-policy enemies as having “bot campaigns”, and “manipulating reddit”, yet the default reddit communities (/r/news, /r/pics, etc), who share a small number of moderators, push a line consistent with US foreign-policy interests. The aptly named /r/copaganda subreddit has exposed the pro-police propaganda that always seems to hit reddit’s front page in the wake of every tragedy involving US police killing the innocent (or showing police kissing puppies, even though US police kill ~ 30 dogs every day, which researchers have called a “noted statistical phenomenon”).

We’ve also seen a rise in anti-China posts that have hit reddit lately, and along with that comes anti-chinese racism, which reddit tacitly encourages. That western countries are seeing a rise in attacks against Asian-Americans, just as some of the perpetrators of several hate-crimes against women were found to be redditors active in mens-rights reddit communities, is not lost on us, and we know where these tech companies really stand when it comes to violence and hate speech. Leftists know that our position on these platforms is tenable at best; we’re currently tolerated, but that will not always be the case.

Vanth@reddthat.com · 10 months ago

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Lemmygradwontallowme [he/him, comrade/them] · 10 months ago

Whatever... at least we know for certain what type of character you are, mocking us like that...

BovineUniversity · 10 months ago

What's your point?