This is what I’d favour too, though I’m not involved in the Matrix rooms. Just as an outsider it seems handier to have both options available.

It is in fact, a matter of the government.

Steve Reed can do something about it.

No thanks. America can keep its rubbish cars there. Europe will prevail with its higher quality cars!

For me a working uterus.

Hey wait, I’ve seen this one before!

Sharing it with everyone is, though. It helps! Chances are a European will hear about it.

Ew, spyware

Fuck no, NO MICROSOFT STORAGE CENTERS. NO GOOGLE STORAGE CENTERS.

If the US wants to enforce their Cloud act then fuck that. We will do what we want.

So, how about that… are they not similar now?

A true People’s Republic would have less surveillance noncence than this.

The UK is a literal 1984 in the works.

There are too many to list, but one that comes to mind:

• Pyotr Kropotkin. I’ve read his Conquest of Bread and although sometimes harder to read, it’s been highly enlightening for how an anarchocommunist society could self-organise.

wouldnt the strong force qualify also

I aspire to pass this well someday lol

What is Stripe?

Freeing the tiddy through tariffs /j

That sucks to hear, though; if you have friends overseas or nearby, couldn’t hurt to ask them?

You’re right, biological warfare would be a better term.

Never attribute to incompetence that which can also be attributed to malice.

Calling him a “vaccine critic” is rich; he’s a child killer. Due to him, directly, thousands of children will die preventable deaths.

I think a better title would also be “The Playbook Used To Kill People, By Spreading Lies About Vaccines”. Or simply, “The Playbook Used For Biological Warfare”.

Willfully not vaccinating a ton of people, in my view, is indirect biological warfare.

Well, Kropotkin agrees with you in the last regard; that power should not be concentrated at all.

What he favours is a system such as yours, but differently. Trusts, which are inherently money-based, would be meaningless under an anarchocommunist system, as there is no money to speak of. A gift economy is one option, in where goods are directly given to one another without expectation of reward, and without a middle man such as money.

To prevent a “free rider” or “hoarder” problem, a pay-it-forward model could be handy, in where if you want goods, you need to give plenty back to the community.

Hmm, I don’t know your situation, but if you’re living in Switzerland, Norway, the Faroe Islands, or Iceland, I honestly would just recommend staying there.

If it’s in Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, or Bosnia, then yeah, fair. But I thought none of those had good privacy laws?

Can’t imagine Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, or Turkey have good privacy laws. And certainly not any of the North African countries…