Thread 519427329

Why is communism spreading amongst millennials and gen z?

>>519427329 (OP)
Natural selection

>>519427329 (OP)
Have you seen what capitalism is doing?

>>519427329 (OP)
it's really obvious that capitalism destroys everything

-manufactured scarcity
-economic hitment
-false flags to start wars
-wars for profit
-planned obsolescence
-women's hypergamy
-prisons for profit
-pollution, an externality so bad it gets its own category (microplastics, great pacific garbage patch)
-money is imaginary
-inflation
-climate change caused by humans
-regular wages don't pay rent and healthcare bills
-insurance is a scam
-housing bubble was going to happen and people like alan greenspan lied about it

the math ain't mathing. capitalism is shit, it's economic cannibalism

Im a millennial not a communist but I would say it would have something to do with being essentially slaves with extra steps for the last 20 some years

>>519427329 (OP)
>why
might makes right

>>519427329 (OP)
You people like to lose weight.

>>519427457
P.S.

infinite growth (infinite profit) breaks the 2nd law of thermodynamics. the idea that stockholders expect infinite gains means their thought process is that the very thing that describes CANCER is what they think success is

>>519427329 (OP)
Better red then dead comrade

>>519427329 (OP)
mass democracy is not possible without mass property ownership

>>519427726
democracy also doesn't work unless literally everyone has higher levels of education. that's why right wingers absolutely hate and despise colleges

>>519427329 (OP)
Because the country is run by fart-huffing rich gilded community liberals and fucktard greedy-asshole conservatives, all of whom deserve to be put to the sword for their numerous crimes against the people.
The future that was promised was replaced with a future with no promise, and so those who are looking for something find a purpose in the "kill them, burn their bodies and try to actually fix shit" camp.

>>519427329 (OP)
People are completely sick of liberalism and it’s clear the system is completely corrupt. It’s why almost everyone under 25 is now fash or commie.

>>519427656
>Better red then dead comrade
So you want to turn red then die?
https://youtu.be/iBc9wDGHd-w?t=288

>>519427329 (OP)

I’d like to elect my CEO, managers, supervisors, and board room the same way I elect my local governor, mayor, selectman, senator, congressman, national president, et cetera.

I’d also like it to be illegal for anyone to hold shares of a company that they don’t work for, and I’d like it to be illegal for someone to work for a company without holding shares in it. There should also be a flat dividend between shares and a share cap.

The government should remain democratic, but any parties that want to de-democratize the state should be incapable of actually doing it because of supreme courts and local democratic laws which override the authority of elected national parties.

The state should exist to guarantee a varied selection of employment and companies must provide regulated training. No university cult, no collage grift, no elitism beyond state-funded public and privately funded private conventions and databases for certain fields and ideas and sciences etc.

It’s time we ended slavery and aristocracy for real though.

Pic related is what we will explain to the slave owners and degree-holder aristocrats.

>>519427329 (OP)
Because capitalism is taking all their money and giving it to boomers/Israel

>>519428046
You forgot to mention stock buybacks
https://hmijail.github.io/1-pixel-wealth/

>>519427329 (OP)

I don't think it's communism they're embracing per se. Communism is the Marxist outcome of the "socialist revolution", and millennial "communists" don't care about the Marxist outcome, they only care about the overthrow of the rich and the dissolution of class-based hierarchies. They have a reasonable point insofar as modern capitalism is completely failing them, and they have a strong sense of anger about the boom/bust nature of a capitalist economy failing at precisely the point in adulthood when they needed the economy to boom for them to be integrated into adulthood success, but beyond a general sense of anger, resentment and some misguided attempt at revenge over the rich who they perceive to be the root cause of capitalism's failures, they don't have any coherent vision for a post-capitalist society other than "We hope it all works out."

In reality what they'll get is yet another hierarchical society, because whether determined by money [oligarchies], hereditary inheritance [monarchies], religious fervor [theocracies], or intellectual giftedness [epistocracy], you simply DO NOT have cooperative human social structures without putting certain people in leadership positions, and putting unqualified morons (see communists) somewhere far below them where their incompetence and resentment's can't threaten to overthrow the existing social order.

>>519427329 (OP)
wealth inequality
you won't ever see them pushing for that kind of equality

>>519427329 (OP)
They might oppose the current system but that doesn't make them commies. They've stripped away everything that made it worthwhile to be an entrepreneur here so it saps the spirit of the youth, those with passion leave the country for greener pastures. You can't really compete if the same rules that apply to corporations also apply to people running solo jobs, it's even worse when you're recruiting an employee because if he turns out to be a useless sack of shit it means inevitable bankruptcy

>>519427457
Most of this is true, but supply of goods might get fucked up in a non-capitalist setup.

>>519428317

Imagine trying to explain this to George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, or Ben Franklin.


“Sorry guys but your system will never work because someone has to be in charge”

The issue is not that people are put in charge, it’s that some people put themselves in charge without being asked, and those people have a tendency of burning down everything and everyone around them on a mass scale.

Unaccountable power should be immediately rejected on a social level, and that is the “eternal revolution.”

>>519427329 (OP)
Capitalism is total bs but most people have no idea how capitalism, communism, or corporatism actually works or what they are and so are sold on the idea of class conflict rather than cooperation. Fundamentally the problem lies in the average person's ability to even define the world around them and because of that they can't even ask the basic question of why things are they are and how they want them to be instead.

>>519427457
>-manufactured scarcity
Currently, this is mostly about housing and restricting housing permits, in current time.

Point to one communism in america

CAUSE YOU AN UNEDUCATED CRYING LITTLE NAZI RETARD

>>519427329 (OP)
because boomers went full retard

>>519427329 (OP)
why not? shits lowkey bussin

>>519427457

Every single one of the things you list is a result of institutionalized graft.
Corruption.
Professional politicians instead of what government used to be, which was successful taking time off of their private sector endeavors to engage in
>public service.

Businesses own government and prevent it from being able to function as an effective and impartial referee because it is not run by people who have no real principles and whose loyalty is constantly for sale.

>>519427329 (OP)
This is the reason

>>519429056
>sold on the idea of class conflict rather than cooperation
they have: military, the police, mass media, endless amount of money, actual money (gold), production, educational system, courts etc.
you have: a mortgage on your house
try negotiating with that

>>519427329 (OP)
How many "once in a lifetime" economic crashes do we have to experience before we admit that there's a problem?

>>519429702

For fucks sake, I have never typed a post so damn poorly.

What's stranger is the amount of retards that aren't paid posters who defend this current corporatism regime

>muh capitalism
explain, in your own words, using two to three paragraphs, the role of competition in the capitalism you denounce. provide examples, and be specific.

>>519429785
You would still need violent revolution to accomplish this and its a point that I have to cede to Lenin that infiltrating the existing power structures to gain mass political power as a means to initiate the revolution as well as the formation of a political vanguard to lead the masses. But the point is that most people would probably prefer to adopt corporatism/syndicalism if you explained the tenets of it and removed the stigma of the 20th century retards we got stuck with.

>>519427442
No, I've been too busy keeping up with the Kardashians and eating goyslop. Also it's niggerball season so that takes up a lot of my attention too

>>519430139
see>>519429702

>>519427457
Usury does that, not capitalism.
Still, you should love your people, and you should want social security nets for them.

National socialism is the solution and communists (((capitalists))) always try to kill it.
To solve this problem first requires solving the JQ.

>>519430288
mirin' those numerals, also true.

>>519427457
On a spiritual level it reduces man to a slave who's only value is that which he produces for the shareholders. When he outlives his usefulness he is cast aside like a broken tool not cared for as a member of the community. It is a system that has handed the reins of power to a group of people that historically were barred in almost every society because of the rightful fears that they would sell out their own people, traditions, and culture in the pursuit of personal gain.

>>519427329 (OP)
You actually had to work towards and get the grades to enter your chosen profession under communism in Hungary. It's how I became a boilermaker.

Americans, man. What an aggressively stupid people.

>>519428881
Imagine telling those guys that niggers, women, Jews and rentoids can vote. Getting back to something they would appreciate will involve something more akin to National Socialism than communism.

>>519430171
>infiltrating the existing power structures
but why would the people who infiltrate and then gain all the benefits from the system such that it is want to change the world?

>>519427329 (OP)
I dont think its spreading among Gen a. Millenials and Gen Z have always been historic faggots though.

>>519430591
Presumably because they are ideologically and spiritually committed to something greater than themselves and view the world they currently inhabit as an abomination in need of slaying.

>>519430679
>something greater than themselves
you have to be deeply narcissistic or sociopathic to succeed therefore infiltrate, spiritual people hardly ever seek power

>>519427329 (OP)
because it knows how to hide its dirt.

>>519428046
Why does every retarded leftist fantasy like this always pretend that risk doesn't exist and all businesses are perpetually running profits and never failing?

>>519427329 (OP)
because republicans are only spreading their buttcheeks

>>519427457
which is why china participates in this jolly dynamic... aaah but of course:
>at the atomic level, the universe is made of capitalism and communism alone
>whatever is bad means capitalism is still there
>whatever is good means that communism has finally been implemented
always jjudged after the fact. this too means correct a posteriori "deductions", and the disregard of mistakes as if they have never existed, also mean that communism is there. what a neat virtuous circle!

>>519427329 (OP)
Radicalization right and left are growing amongst Gen Z and A. The reason is they have no future. No future means no loyalty. Why serve a nation that never served me?

>>519431164
The middle class is the one entity in society that demands stability over all things; with its disappearance, there is an ever-decreasing factor keeping the political landscape in stagnation, and we're going to see things become increasingly more volatile as the decade progresses.

>>519430882

None of what I posted doesn’t account for risk to businesses. What I posted talks about making business leadership structures democratic.

I also posted about elimination of outsider shareholding and companies having to provide in-house education in conjunction with public national conventions rather than private occupation in-specific education and degree titles.

None of that prevents a business from assessing and responding to risk.

>>519430515

I’m not here to argue about how national franchises should work. I’m here to present ideas about re-structuring corporate models to include employee enfranchisement. Whether that system occurs in a nationalist or globalist context is neither here nor there in regard to workplace democracy. Fascism could include workplace democracy, communism could include workplace democracy, or both systems could exclude it. Workplace democracy is a model which can be entirely independent from national government systems.

>>519427457
What you are describing are the effects of corporatism.
Corporations get so powerful that they can strongarm the open marketplace.
All we need is for the government to break up these companies.
>amazon
>google
>pfizer
>disney
>meta

>>519427826
Don't think that getting phds in african lesbian poetry will get someone into the middle class. Overwhelmingly, that is what people are getting with "higher education".
What do you think makes more sense to acquire wealth if you have no connections?
A communications degree at a 4 year college costing 80,000 requiring that person to go into debt after graduating
Or taking a 6 month certification for a plumber's license that cost 2,000 dollars?

I will answer the question for you. A starting plumber's salary is 100,000, the average starting salary of someone with a commuication's degree is 40,000.

>>519427457
Judeo-capitalism and communism are two sides of the same shekel.

Because we can't make it under capitalism.

>>519431579
What if somebody wants to work for a business but doesn't want to assume the risk of investing in it? Why exactly is this mutually beneficial and non-coercive arrangement so heckin evil?

>>519427329 (OP)
>Why is communism spreading amongst millennials and gen z?

Humans repeat the same things over and over, it is terrifying in it's boring mundanity

>>519427442
And it's still doing better than communism, unbelivable