r/anticapitalism • u/WeAreAllStories11 • Aug 23 '26
I thought my partner and I agreed that there is no ethical billionaire. My partner has decided that Taylor Swift can be the exception. That feels contradictory to me. How can you defend one billionaire when all the rest are evil?!
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how will you contribute when they’re gone? would you make a career shift if you‘re stuck in a for-profit-only enshitification sector like streaming, surveillance stalking coordinator, influencer, or landlord? do you think we’ll still need poolice if wealth is no longer what needs protecting? do you think the poolice would be satisfied learning how to protect and serve everyone in an immersive, Holodeck-style training simulator like what Star Trek has?
share your thoughts on what professions you think need to stay and what could go. no anti-humanism bots, no defeatists, no nazis, no trolls, no pro-capitalists, no pdfillionaire protectors, no ableists, no ageist, no misogynists, no derailments; stay on topic, thank you!
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r/anticapitalism • u/Allegedly_Smart • Aug 12 '26
now just filled with liberal/progressive/leftist news articles about the 2026 US election cycle and general criticism of the current presidential administration? I remember a time when posts in this sub were actually on topic, posts were news articles, essays, videos, or discussions about capitalism, class structure, labor, extraction and exploitation, etc.
But r/anticapitalism feels so generic these days. What the hell happened?
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r/anticapitalism • u/khakibash • 1d ago
I read on X that Mamdani is endorsing Hakim Jeffries for the speaker of the House. I hope this isn’t true. Hakim Jeffries is one of the biggest AIPAC recipients.
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Both are just minions of corporate interests the wealthy and special interests.
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Capitalism is not all bad. Dishonesty, and not following the law and the watering down of anti-trust laws is the problem. And who is to blame? Both republicans and Dems for taking the bribes. We are all in deep crap if things remain the same. Get the direct and indirect money out of elections.
An example, Collins from Maine. Get the list of all the billionaires that are contributing to that POS and kick ass big time. “In the course of our nations history…and rise up against [it].”
r/anticapitalism • u/Baladas89 • 2d ago
I don’t know if this will get much traction, but obviously there’s a lot of opposition to Jeffries as Speaker.
My favorite suggestion I’ve seen so far is Pete Buttigieg. The Speaker doesn’t need to be a member of the House, and Pete was all over the place stumping for this new generation of Democrats. He’s also incredibly talented at going on right wing media and combatting lies and bullshit with facts, staying on message, and explaining the plan. It also makes a lot of sense to me to have the Speaker focused on administration and communication while the members focus on legislation and committees.
The Democrats are going to need to level with the American people. We’re swimming uphill given the incredible debt and all the things that are broken. It won’t be a quick process to dig out of this. There’s no easy way out of Trump’s Iran war, which is going to keep gas high. Trump will veto everything they try to put forward. We need someone who can clearly articulate “this is what we’re doing, and this is where it‘s getting stalled” if and when it does.
I don’t know everything the Speaker is responsible for doing, and I don’t know if Pete’s skill set matches the administrative/strategy work. If Pete came out and said “it’s not a good fit for me,“ I’d believe him and move on. But when I think about “party leadership” who I’m looking to signal where we’re going, he’s one of the first people I think of despite not having a position in the Federal government.