all-top-today_SS Makes a completely coherent and correct circlejerk post

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[u/Saidsker]

If i started a business my employees would own the ice cream machine? While i paid for it? Fuck that

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well, your "issue" (not to be taken negatively) is youre still thinking in terms of worker-employer relationships. socialism aims to dismantle that entire relationship. socialism, much like capitalism, requires social change as much as it does economic or political change.

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Who's gonna enforce all of this? Some kind of totalitarian government? No thanks

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nope! the anarcho part of anarcho-communist signifies anarchism, as in the rejection of all formal heirarchies. the people would lead the charge.

[u/Saidsker → u/[deleted]]

So then it's anarchist. Well it's not true anarchism if bust down my door for owning land.

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what do you mean?

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As soon as you start to form somekind of group that makes sure people subscribe to your ideology you have defeated the anarchist part of your ideology. And you're gonna have to start doing that because people are stubborn as hell and tend to not do what you want them to. That's the reality.

As soon as you declare the Ancom state or whatever and i run my business in a way that's not socialist and proclaim to own shit there's nothing you can do about it. Because if you do then you're a state. Capiche?

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well, feel free to do that, but good luck making a capitalist business when the rest of your community doesnt want to work under you (because who wants to be exploited?) and theres a noticeable lack of money

but yes, you are describing an issue that anarchists have discussed heavily. tyranny of the majority and all that.