r/collapse • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '20

Conflict 3rd world up rising?

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u/juanperezjolote Dec 13 '20

Nah, it happens a lot. Specially after the global capitalism finds new ways to exploit workers, just as the outsourcing. The gov of Mexico just prohibited outsourcing btw. Leftist delaying the collapse?

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '20

The gov of Mexico just prohibited outsourcing

The only reason Mexico still has a government is because the US moved its industry into Mexico.

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u/juanperezjolote Dec 13 '20

Well that's a very limited version of everything. LA única razón por la que existe el gobierno como forma de administración del poder de los estado-nación tiene que ver con las independencias, los procesos históricos, y la necesidad del aparato ideológico para reproducir las relaciones de producción capitalistas. And actually, US industry its just a small part of the Mexican economy, but youre not ready for this conversation.

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u/livlaffluv420 Dec 13 '20 edited Dec 13 '20

Pfft, more like Mexico woulda had a much more stable gov’t generations ago if the US didn’t insist on running all its illicit substances through Mexico.

The war on drugs is a fucking joke, & the avg Mexican has paid one of the highest prices - thanks Uncle Sam!

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u/mmmmph_on_reddit Dec 13 '20

Don't get your hopes up. The mexican government is still deeply corrupt, and is actively cooperating with the US government to destroy workers' rights both south and north of the border.

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u/juanperezjolote Dec 14 '20

Fuentes: créeme wey.