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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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Therefore, to DESTROY CORPORATE PROPERTY is NOT about destroying creativity, individual/collective work nor brilliant ideas. It is NOT about destroying trade, production, distribution nor the material means for promoting comfort, prosperity and sustainability. Destroying corporate property is about empowering those who have been deprived of their power because of their constant fear of getting evicted from their homes. It is about of protecting individuals from an obviously ill tradition that is founded in robbery. It is about the (re)organization of society in a more efficient way. It is about promoting freedom for each and every indivual in society.
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Nice job Scart! Your art did make us think and argue about it. (Forgive me of any orthographic or syntatic mistakes, because english isn't my first language).
Very well said and thanks for your input.
cheers mate, muchas gracias para la palabras (& I'm pretty sure I said that wrong
SCART
However destroying corporate property isn't really the best way of getting a point across. Bosses, employees, shareholders all rely on corporate property to make a living.
You're not really spreading equality, tolerance and a even playing field by destroying peoples corporate property/lifeline.
To be frank try building something, instead of destroying what others worked for.
If after attempting this you still find your oh so hated corporations have more than you then they obviously worked harder for what they have.
Study some business and corporate governance then you will understand why businesses aren't the bogeymen in the closet you make them out to be. Simply a group of people contributing to society and trying to make a living.
The idea that they "have more cause they worked harder" is a naive first world view. Africans that work 20 hour days/7day weeks down diamond mines should by that logic be richer than anyone instead of barely being able to keep their babies from starving, which is the reality. I know cleaners & labourers that have worked their arses off for their entire lives in Australia and have died with very little, despite being honest, intelligent and hard working.
Capitalism is Greed & Exploitation at it's purest, calling it a system and placing the greediest and most exploitative at the top (which is who gets there) can really only be excused by others who are happy to do the same thing. Companies will cut wages and lay off employees, etc just to continue to show a profit for their "shareholders" (who have done NOTHING to build or maintain the company) so the idea that Employees and Shareholders are in the same boat isn't realistic.
My views are the result of many years of study, observation and REAL LIFE experience in various work forces/industries and discussion with others. I understand what you're saying but this isn't teenage angst mate, this comes from years of experience.
The number of countries and societies around the world that are currently starting to turn their backs on Capitalism as a failed experiment (Venezuela, most of Latin America, Nepal, Cypress) and the number of European countries that have elected more Socialist based Governments of late simply shows that the old methods of "Exploiter & Exploited" are no longer acceptable and more equal and sustainable communal based solutions are required. Capitalism is part of a transition (or modified extention) of Feudalism but is not an answer in it's self.
Cheers mate, thanks for your comments
SCART
cheers
SCART
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