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String up the capitalist elite and their boot-licking toadies from the lampposts, glass their homes and holdings, and globally redistribute the surplus.

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Get rid of capitalism

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Maybe stop having the CIA kill left wing revolutionary movements and stop sanctioning and doing everything possible to sabotage successful ones?

Like 90% of all food insecurity lies at the feet of western imperialism and extractive and coercive trade agreements.

Guessing that isnโ€™t the answer the stenographers of empire over at MSN are looking for.

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I came here to say this (but not as well as you did)

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Science will give us new means to solve problems, but not the desire to solve them, which is what we are ultimately lacking.

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No we are not lacking in desire to solve these problems, they are baked into the capitalist mode of production. This is excruciatingly white/western chauvinist perspective.

These modes of exploitation are dependent on incredible violence to repress the billions of people that desire to overturn the capitalist order in favor of something more humane.

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If you envision human action as a composition of capability, interest and rationality, the latter being how consistently you use capability to accomplish goals aligned with your interests, maybe it could be a fault in the rationality itself. Would you agree with that? The idea that we have the means to solve a problem and assuming the intention to do so as well, but that humans collectively do not know how to apply knowledge correctly to achieve our interests in such political problems.

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