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    • howdyoudoo [comrade/them]
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      4 years ago

      tbh this is one of the better compasses because it comes closer to acknowedging the reality of the compass

      • howdyoudoo [comrade/them]
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        4 years ago

        the next step is to realize that any standard of law or non-violence is inherently authoritarian, and that there's also no such thing as the libertarian right

        literally everybody is an authoritarian of some flavor, "libertarians" just think that the moneyed should be the only authority

        • p_sharikov [he/him]
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          4 years ago

          "Authoritarianism" is when your political system is underdeveloped and the military has a lot of political power, when your country's poverty leads to violence in the political sphere, or when your government is centralized and therefore evil.

          Of course, this only applies to second and third world countries. Western "democracies" are allowed to use military and police force and mass surveillance and shit, and that's not authoritarianism because those countries' wealth provides enough stability for the establishment of robust civil liberties. Also, oppression by corporations is not authoritarian because they are not the government.

          • howdyoudoo [comrade/them]
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            4 years ago

            Also, oppression by corporations is not authoritarian because they are not the government.

            I can't tell if you're ironically using the chudwords or if you actually mean this