just fyi, do not donate to the salvation army, they are not a good organization
taking a break from politicalposting for this.
over this winter and holiday season, many people will be not very well off. please, if you are in the position to do so, make donations to local charities and try and help out in your community. you can make such a difference to somebody’s life. so many people will be going without heating, or food, or both, plus many kids may not be able to get anything for christmas, while if they were to get something it could make them just that little bit happier.
please, everybody just help in any way that you can.
ratio
Communism: a political and economic system that seeks to create a classless society in which the major means of production, such as mines and factories, are owned and controlled by the public.
Socialism: a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole.
Capitalism: an economic system in which a society's means of production are held by private individuals or organizations, not the government, and where products, prices, and the distribution of goods are determined mainly by competition in a free market.
I don’t know about you, but I think we all know what the difference between these 3 economic ideologies are, and the last one is very promising. A free market, private ownership, and production not controlled by the public or government sounds good to me, as it encourages hard work and innovation to create better solutions that will change the world for the better, and rewards hard work for their products and services they sell to others.
average captialist (doesn't have a clue on the difference between communism and socialism)
@socialism: Advocates for no incentive to work since we are all going to be paid the same anyways, less entrepreneurial opportunities and innovation, advocating for price controls, leading to a reduction in supply and more starvation, and believes in collective ownership of property, and not allowing their citizens to own a piece of property.
@capitalism: Advocates for incentive to work as more people are going to be paid for hard work, more entrepreneurial opportunities and innovation (which leads to better progress and more creativity), advocating for supply and demand, where the price goes up and down based on the demand and supply that is available and believes in individuals owning their OWN property, without anyone else taking that away from them.
The choice is obvious. Will we choose freedom or socialism? Follow us for more.
he only made it 14 days this time jeez
hey guys, its ya boi Owen! im back and more zesty than ever! hope yall have been living it up and loving it, life can get tough sometimes but theres always a way through it! just keep smiling through the good times and the bad, and remember broskis, youre never alone, because i got you!
(zlf notice: reset his memory)
And I swear here and DAMN IT
i don’t own a copy of Microsoft Office, I will get me out and literate than 90% of the Milky Way.
…so i may have wound up with two nintendo clocks
ok but actually, both are pretty cool! one plays mario, one makes mario noises.
is it a wasteof.money? not if you know what you’re getting and have disposable income, but i suppose that applies to everything.
i rate both a 7/10 for the novelty appeal being fun.
…aaaaaaaaand i bought it
finally, a post from me on wasteof.money in which i actually waste money :3
tbf i don’t really know the difference, i just pretend to because i know at least one of them is good and governments can misapply terms
average captialist (doesn't have a clue on the difference between communism and socialism)
@socialism: Advocates for no incentive to work since we are all going to be paid the same anyways, less entrepreneurial opportunities and innovation, advocating for price controls, leading to a reduction in supply and more starvation, and believes in collective ownership of property, and not allowing their citizens to own a piece of property.
@capitalism: Advocates for incentive to work as more people are going to be paid for hard work, more entrepreneurial opportunities and innovation (which leads to better progress and more creativity), advocating for supply and demand, where the price goes up and down based on the demand and supply that is available and believes in individuals owning their OWN property, without anyone else taking that away from them.
The choice is obvious. Will we choose freedom or socialism? Follow us for more.
vive la 2021!!!! /j
I think the bigger issue is that it really doesn’t matter if people care or not, this is a tiny site and we’re all anonymous. You have the privilege of vomiting words at peoples’ eyes, so make them see what you want to say. Maybe someone will like it, maybe they won’t, who cares? as long as you’re not harassing people or spreading hate it really doesn’t matter, we’re all just having a bit of fun, why else would we use this site?
Don't censor yourself because you want to appeal to others; living in an echo chamber is pointless
this makes me want to start an arg
i had a weird dream last night where this one scratcher i know released a project revealing that
their entire scratch profile was just a giant social experiment to see how popular they could get and how people would react
they’re actually an adult and not a teenager like their profile and general writing style suggested
every single one of their projects had lore all this time that nobody had picked up on, even the ones that were titled stuff like “WIP WILL FINISH LATER” and had a single sprite in them
and that now that the social experiment had concluded with amazing results they’d be quitting the internet forever
i mean… this could have been weirder.