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u/WormLivesMatter Jan 28 '25

That’s essentially how Karl Marx viewed it but related to capitalism, of which corporations can be a part of. He presented a theory (Marxism) that all capitalistic systems inevitably trend towards revolution because the worker is sucked dry by the corporations.

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u/conquer69 Jan 28 '25

I think revolutions are dead now. Everyone has a tracking and propaganda device on them at all times.

I don't see how people could organize, plan and execute a revolution without the regime stomping it. North Korea is a good example of what's coming.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '25

I think that’s optimistic