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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Yeah. This is the mistake of people too far on the right or the left.

They think that the problem is "government" or "corporation". It's just large organizations. If you made a corporation as big as the US federal government and let it sit around for 50 years, it'd be an astounding pile of garbage.

Economies of scale are great when you're huge, but holy shit you really fail to adapt to changing circumstances. This means that huge government programs can be great for 20-30 years pretty easily, but then they start to struggle. Let them stay without a major reform for 100 years and it's amazing anything at all gets done.
gpt
People on the extremes just don't understand how much of our lives are just part of the human condition and has nothing to do with politics. Marx's whole project was based on this error. The problem, people are alienated from the fruits of their labors. His naive diagnosis, because people are working for someone else's benefit. His naive solution, workers technically owning an infinitesimal amount of a soulless factory with no more connection to the finished product or self determination. Theorized like a man who never worked a soul sucking job a day in his life. The human condition is simply that working a factory job sucks and being a faceless cog in a machine is alienating regardless of politics or economic organization. All that matters at the end of the day is that there is meat for the grill and a family to enjoy it.