Re: ~ The Case For Socialism ~
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2016 5:14 pm
Wilful ignorance and stupidity.bobevenson wrote:You obviously know nothing about either.Obvious Leo wrote: Ponzi schemes are pyramid schemes.
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Wilful ignorance and stupidity.bobevenson wrote:You obviously know nothing about either.Obvious Leo wrote: Ponzi schemes are pyramid schemes.
On whose part, you moron!Hobbes' Choice wrote:Wilful ignorance and stupidity.bobevenson wrote:You obviously know nothing about either.Obvious Leo wrote: Ponzi schemes are pyramid schemes.

If you mean below then they do nothing of the sort.Bill Wiltrack wrote:. I think the recent advances in technology moves the socialistic ideology forward by leaps & bounds.
Rather than disruptive it's more likely that they bolster the status quo as people think they have actually done something when in reality its mainly hot air and no action.The most disruptive technology in the world now - by far, is the disruptive technology associated with social media; Facebook, twitter, & ALL the other social networks and communities that exist today thanks to advances in social media through advances in technology.
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Although I can only speak for myself, Bill, I can honestly say that my admiration and respect for you has remained unchanged since the very first time I read one of your posts.Bill Wiltrack wrote: I thank you and the entire PhilosophyNow Forum active membership for the respect and admiration that you have afforded to me.
You live in a strange world were 40% is the entire world.Bill Wiltrack wrote:.Recent advances in technology have further eradicated time & space between people throughout the entire world.
I'n puzzled by this usage as who is it disrupting? As the oppressive nations control the system very closely.That is part of what I mean by disruptive.
I thank you and the entire PhilosophyNow Forum active membership for the respect and admiration that you have afforded to me. I am very thankful & humbled.
And yet what your 40% does in the main is shop, troll, gossip, self-publicise, watch porn and very rarely intelligently discuss philosophy or any subject for that matter....I might also add, that you and I live in different countries yet we are able to come together, intelligently discuss philosophical topics at our leisure & we are still able to afford the widest sense of empathy to throughout all of humanity here at our computer terminal, wherever that may be. THAT is what I specifically mean by disruptive technology, in a positive perspective.
I take your point tho'Now if that is - hot air, then I am guilty!


No I get that you have techno-fantasies that the revolution will be done without boots on the ground.Bill Wiltrack wrote:.I, I think you are missing the essence of my philosophical position.
That is not a slam on you. This is a very difficult point to fully grasp, especially for most of my philosophical mentees here at the PhilosophyNow Forums.
Personally unless you mean Marx's version I have very little idea what you or others mean by 'Socialism'.What I am stating is that the recent technological explosions of disruptive industry framework are moving mankind's' consciousness to more of a Case For Socialism.
Where is your evidence for this? As it looks more likely that the future is Oligarchical, Theocractical and Technocratical. The Caesars, Stalin, Hitler, et al, would have loved your 'disruptive' social 'technologies' for the bread and circuses they largely are and add on that people are actually giving away their information and spying upon themselves they'd have been laughing as well.The invisible hand of capitalism is being exposed more readily and actually the hand is being eliminated or attenuated to a large extent. [/size]
Says the boy, so as to bolster his frail ego! I seriously don't know if I'll ever recover now.Obvious Leo wrote:You don't make me nervous, SOB. I've been around a long time and your type are ten a penny.SpheresOfBalance wrote:What, do I make you nervous now,
I don't tote a minigun, and I certainly wouldn't represent myself as carrying a spear, and my world certainly doesn't seem to revolve around violence, where I speak of carrying a shotgun every chance I get, though there are plenty around me that certainly fit that bill. You've just got a bug up your arse for me, your right to be ignorant and extremely fearful, if you so choose.Arising_uk wrote:Er! Says the guy with a mini-gun on his quad?SpheresOfBalance wrote:...
And so you know that surely you would. Common for one that totes a shotgun; the real reason it's carried.
Me, me, me, cries the guy with a shotgun!