Re:Marx's Theory of Alianation of Labor
by steven_noble on Wednesday May 13, 2026 @07:38PM
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Seems more relevant than ever given half the things we discuss on here...
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Re:Marx's Theory of Alianation of Labor
by therobots927 on Wednesday May 13, 2026 @08:22PM
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Too bad most engineers have a visceral reaction to anything left of center, despite understanding the tech facing downsides of late stage capitalism such as loss of privacy, enshitification etc.
Yes, we trained dogs still bark on command, but nevertheless, a hush has settled over the pack.
Re:Marx's Theory of Alianation of Labor
by bediger4000 on Wednesday May 13, 2026 @10:47PM
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You've noticed that, too? Up until mid 2025, there were people posting conservative oriented comments, even a few "See! Trump does some things right!" people. All gone now, just a few silent downvoters lingering in the shadows.
Re:Marx's Theory of Alianation of Labor
by therobots927 on Wednesday May 13, 2026 @11:04PM
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More than a few. I wonder how many are true followers of Curtis Yarvin vs the somewhat naive libertarian / neoliberal types. I.e. witting vs unwitting advocates of hypergenocide.
Re:Marx's Theory of Alianation of Labor
by PeterHolzwarth on Wednesday May 13, 2026 @09:15PM
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Are we callin marxism "left of center" now?!