If you're using communism to refer specifically to the classless, moneyless society where production is done for common need/want instead of individual profit, that is correct. However, communists have used the term to refer to something that actually does currently exist as well.
Communism is for us not a state of affairs which is to be established, an ideal to which reality [will] have to adjust itself. We call communism the real movement which abolishes the present state of things. The conditions of this movement result from the premises now in existence.
With this in mind, while no AES has abolished class society, the people directing these states are communists, and the movement they are taking to liberate the proletariat is communism.
I usually see Mastodon posts showing up as comments in Lemmy as opposed to posts. Back before the reddit exodus when the userbase was smaller, if you saw a random post get a shit ton of likes and comments, there was a good chance that was because Mastodon users engaging with it.
You can tell this is fake because the pig is saddened by the homeless person dying.
On the imageboard leftypol.org, some words get replaced by other words when the post reaches the server. The word "IQ" gets replaced with "autism".
I'm liking darkly pureblack.
There is a forgot password link on the login screen for the web UI.
Instance admins can add custom themes, but individual users cannot.
Reddit is already doing an excellent job overthrowing itself.
That is a fair point. Maybe we can extinguish them this time around.
It'd be similar to the approach used to kill XMPP.
That's because he's an AI.
I thought @JoeDaRedTrooperYT@lemmygrad.ml was Filipino, not burger?
Anarcho-syndicalists may make what are effectively states with another name, but I doubt one of them would refer to it as such.
I'm not entirely sure; it just seemed like the kind of amusing half-baked idea that would be perfect for a shitpost.
@OCRBot@lemmygrad.ml
If you're using communism to refer specifically to the classless, moneyless society where production is done for common need/want instead of individual profit, that is correct. However, communists have used the term to refer to something that actually does currently exist as well.
From the very first point in Principles of Communism:
This quote from The German Ideology is both very important and too often overlooked:
With this in mind, while no AES has abolished class society, the people directing these states are communists, and the movement they are taking to liberate the proletariat is communism.
I usually see Mastodon posts showing up as comments in Lemmy as opposed to posts. Back before the reddit exodus when the userbase was smaller, if you saw a random post get a shit ton of likes and comments, there was a good chance that was because Mastodon users engaging with it.
It's the go to strategy big tech uses to snuff out free and open source competitors
The Lemmy version of the antifascist bulwark.
When the typo is more accurate than what was intended to be written.