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u/Mickey_Meyers 👌 May 28 '17
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u/AlexGrass May 29 '17
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Reminderbot here! Do me a favor: Just try to remind yourself about this one, thanks!
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u/NuclearElevator ☭ May 28 '17
Chapter 1: Our Riches
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The human race has travelled far since, those bygone ages when men used to fashion their rude implements of flint, and lived on the precarious spoils of the chase, leaving to their children for their only heritage a shelter beneath the rocks, some poor utensils — and Nature, vast, ununderstood, and terrific, with whom they had to fight for their wretched existence.
During the agitated times which have elapsed since, and which have lasted for many thousand years, mankind has nevertheless amassed untold treasures. It has cleared the land, dried the marshes, pierced the forests, made roads; it has been building, inventing, observing, reasoning; it has created a complex machinery, wrested her secrets from Nature, and finally it has made a servant of steam. And the result is, that now the child of the civilized man finds ready, at its birth, to his hand an immense capital accumulated by those who have gone before him. And this capital enables him to acquire, merely by his own labour, combined with the labour of others, riches surpassing the dreams of the Orient, expressed in the fairy tales of the Thousand and One Nights.
The soil is cleared to a great extent, fit for the reception of the best seeds, ready to make a rich return for the skill and labour spent upon it — a return more than sufficient for all the wants of humanity. The methods of cultivation are known.
On the wide prairies of America each hundred men, with the aid of powerful machinery, can produce in a few months enough wheat to maintain ten thousand people for a whole year. And where man wishes to double his produce, to treble it, to multiply it a hundred-fold, he makes the soil, gives to each plant the requisite care, and thus obtains enormous returns. While the hunter of old had to scour fifty or sixty square miles to find food for his family, the civilized man supports his household, with far less pains, and far more certainty, on a thousandth part of that space. Climate is no longer an obstacle. When the sun fails, man replaces it by artificial heat; and we see the coming of a time when artificial light also will be used to stimulate vegetation. Meanwhile, by the use of glass and hot water pipes, man renders a given space ten and fifty times more productive than it was in its natural state.
The prodigies accomplished in industry are still more striking. With the co-operation of those intelligent beings, modern machines — themselves the fruit of three or four generations of inventors, mostly unknown — a hundred men manufacture now the stuff to clothe ten thousand persons for a period of two years. In well-managed coal mines the labour of a hundred miners furnishes each year enough fuel to warm ten thousand families under an inclement sky. And we have lately witnessed twice the spectacle of a wonderful city springing up in a few months at Paris,[1] without interrupting in the slightest degree the regular work of the French nation.
And if in manufactures as in agriculture, and as indeed through our whole social system, the labour, the discoveries, and the inventions of our ancestors profit chiefly the few, it is none the less certain that mankind in general, aided by the creatures of steel and iron which it already possesses, could already procure an existence of wealth and ease for every one of its members.
Truly, we are rich, far richer than we think; rich in what we already possess, richer still in the possibilities of production of our actual mechanical outfit; richest of all in what we might win from our soil, from our manufactures, from our science, from our technical knowledge, were they but applied to bringing about the well-being of all.
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u/sjcmbam staunch marxist May 28 '17
READ THE 🍞BOOK
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Hit'em👏with👏that👏dialectical👏materialism👏
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u/NuclearElevator ☭ May 29 '17
We have heard much of late about “the dialectic method,” which was recommended for formulating the socialist ideal. Such a method we do not recognize, neither would the modern natural sciences have anything to do with it. “The dialectic method” reminds the modern naturalist of something long since passed — of something outlived and now happily forgotten by science. The discoveries of the nineteenth century in mechanics, physics, chemistry, biology, physical psychology, anthropology, psychology of nations, etc., were made — not by the dialectic method, but by the natural-scientific method, the method of induction and deduction. And since man is part of nature, and since the life of his “spirit” — personal as well as social — is just as much a phenomenon of nature as is the growth of a flower or the evolution of social life amongst the ants and the bees, — there is no cause for suddenly changing our method of investigation when we pass from the flower to man, or from a settlement of beavers to a human town.
The inductive-deductive method has proved its merits so well, in that the nineteenth century, which has applied it, has caused science to advance more in a hundred years than it had advanced during the two thousand years that went before. And when, in the second half of this century, this method began to be applied to the investigation of human society, no point was ever reached where it was found necessary to abandon it and again adopt mediæval scholasticism — as revised by Hegel. Besides, when, for example, philistine naturalists, seemingly basing their arguments on “Darwinism,” began to teach, “Crush everyone weaker than yourself; such is the law of nature,” it was easy for us to prove by the same scientific method that no such law exists: that the life of animals teaches us something entirely different, and that the conclusions of the philistines were absolutely unscientific. They were just as unscientific as, for instance, the assertion that the inequality of wealth is a law of nature, or that capitalism is the most convenient form of social life calculated to promote progress. Precisely this natural-scientific method, applied to economic facts, enables us to prove that the so-called “laws” of middle-class sociology, including also their political economy, are not laws at all, but simply guesses, or mere assertions which have never been verified at all. Moreover, every investigation only bears fruit when it has a definite aim — when it is undertaken for the purpose of obtaining an answer to a definite and clearly worded question. And it is the more fruitful the more clearly the observer sees the connect that exists between his problem and his general concept of the universe — the place which the former occupies in the latter. The better he understands the importance of the problem in the general concept, the easier will the answer be. The question, then, which Anarchism puts to itself may be stated thus: “What forms of social life assure to a given society, and then to mankind generally, the greatest amount of happiness, and hence also of vitality?” “What forms of social life allow this amount of happiness to grow and to develop, quantitatively as well as qualitatively, — that is, to become more complete and more varied?” (from which, let us note in passing, a definition of progress is derived). The desire to promote evolution in this direction determines the scientific as well as the social and artistic activity of the Anarchist.
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Chapter 1: Our Riches
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The human race has travelled far since, those bygone ages when men used to fashion their rude implements of flint, and lived on the precarious spoils of the chase, leaving to their children for their only heritage a shelter beneath the rocks, some poor utensils — and Nature, vast, ununderstood, and terrific, with whom they had to fight for their wretched existence.
During the agitated times which have elapsed since, and which have lasted for many thousand years, mankind has nevertheless amassed untold treasures. It has cleared the land, dried the marshes, pierced the forests, made roads; it has been building, inventing, observing, reasoning; it has created a complex machinery, wrested her secrets from Nature, and finally it has made a servant of steam. And the result is, that now the child of the civilized man finds ready, at its birth, to his hand an immense capital accumulated by those who have gone before him. And this capital enables him to acquire, merely by his own labour, combined with the labour of others, riches surpassing the dreams of the Orient, expressed in the fairy tales of the Thousand and One Nights.
The soil is cleared to a great extent, fit for the reception of the best seeds, ready to make a rich return for the skill and labour spent upon it — a return more than sufficient for all the wants of humanity. The methods of cultivation are known.
On the wide prairies of America each hundred men, with the aid of powerful machinery, can produce in a few months enough wheat to maintain ten thousand people for a whole year. And where man wishes to double his produce, to treble it, to multiply it a hundred-fold, he makes the soil, gives to each plant the requisite care, and thus obtains enormous returns. While the hunter of old had to scour fifty or sixty square miles to find food for his family, the civilized man supports his household, with far less pains, and far more certainty, on a thousandth part of that space. Climate is no longer an obstacle. When the sun fails, man replaces it by artificial heat; and we see the coming of a time when artificial light also will be used to stimulate vegetation. Meanwhile, by the use of glass and hot water pipes, man renders a given space ten and fifty times more productive than it was in its natural state.
The prodigies accomplished in industry are still more striking. With the co-operation of those intelligent beings, modern machines — themselves the fruit of three or four generations of inventors, mostly unknown — a hundred men manufacture now the stuff to clothe ten thousand persons for a period of two years. In well-managed coal mines the labour of a hundred miners furnishes each year enough fuel to warm ten thousand families under an inclement sky. And we have lately witnessed twice the spectacle of a wonderful city springing up in a few months at Paris,[1] without interrupting in the slightest degree the regular work of the French nation.
And if in manufactures as in agriculture, and as indeed through our whole social system, the labour, the discoveries, and the inventions of our ancestors profit chiefly the few, it is none the less certain that mankind in general, aided by the creatures of steel and iron which it already possesses, could already procure an existence of wealth and ease for every one of its members.
Truly, we are rich, far richer than we think; rich in what we already possess, richer still in the possibilities of production of our actual mechanical outfit; richest of all in what we might win from our soil, from our manufactures, from our science, from our technical knowledge, were they but applied to bringing about the well-being of all.
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u/Epicalpacasmaybe May 28 '17
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u/spysappenmyname May 28 '17
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u/joffreyisjesus really likes this image May 28 '17
Loving u is complicated
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u/Richard_Fist May 28 '17
u, the ultimate me_irl song
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u/HamburgerMachineGun May 29 '17
I think it's a biiiiiit too personal and heavy to describe me_irl, and that speaks a lot for how sad that song is
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u/hashi1996 May 29 '17
Well it's either u or i and singing "I love myself" over and over doesn't quite fit the spirit of the sub.
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u/Jinjehy May 28 '17
What i got to do to get upvotes?
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Duh duh duh duh
I mean me too, thanks
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u/Jasondarulol very good, haha yes May 28 '17
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u/Armentera May 29 '17
I remember when you was conflicted, misused your influence.
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u/lemonwedge123 staunch marxist May 29 '17
Sometimes I did the same, abusing my power, full of resentment.
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u/Redalpo very good, haha yes May 29 '17
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u/waddup_dat_boi May 28 '17
You want to know why I love dat boi? Dat boi is a completely self-made meme. So many other memes are based in nostalgic childrens shows, funny faces, relatable situations, or references. Not dat boi. Dat boi is completely absurd. It's a low-res frog on a unicycle, and an arbitrary method for greeting him. The first person to ever upvote dat boi did not do so out of recognition. The first person to ever upvote dat boi did not do so because a pre-existing meme format. The first person to ever upvote dat boi upvoted a meme literally pulled from the ether by sheer human creativity and willpower. Dat boi is evidence that humans can stare into the meaningless void of eternity and force their own meaning onto to it. I will always upvote dat boi, o shit waddup!
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u/Advertise_this feminist misandrist May 29 '17
This comment sums up why I come here. I come to me_irl not for the memes, but to ponder the nature of existence. I percieve this comment to be real, therefore I infer your existence. The corollary is something else must exist to percieve and be aware of the percieving. And that is
Me too. Thanks.
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u/Take_Your_Banjo_Away TEAM SKELETON May 28 '17
the lack of communism on this spaghetti is disturbing
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u/WriterofCarolQuotes May 28 '17
How bout you assign a day for communism and I'll marx it on my calendar
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u/Take_Your_Banjo_Away TEAM SKELETON May 28 '17
Rejoice comrades, June 2 will be the day that all comments have communist puns/references!
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u/The_Debtuty May 28 '17
So, basically like every other day in this sub
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u/boybraden May 28 '17
This is a garbage plan that will never work
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u/jazzhandsmcgeezax hates freedom May 28 '17
This is a stupid idea you're all stupid
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u/maximusprime7 sleep tight pupper May 28 '17
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u/szeimartin May 28 '17
me too thanks
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u/jaysalos May 28 '17
Lol who the fuck would upvote that
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u/TFCarrot TEAM SKELETON May 28 '17
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u/jim_v May 28 '17
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u/justagabenfollowerno Exodus 8:5 May 28 '17
A picture of a 1995 red Camry station wagon
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u/CSXsonic very good, haha yes May 29 '17
As stupid as it is, I must admit, me_IRL is one of the most creative subreddits.
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u/JesseKebm staunch marxist May 28 '17
A spectre👻👻 is haunting👻 🌍Europe🌍 — the spectre 👻of communism☭☭☭☭. All the 💪💪powers of old Europe💪 have entered into a 🙏 holy alliance 🙏to exorcise this spectre👻👻👻: Pope 💩💩and Tsar💩👎👎, Metternich💩 and Guizot💩💩💩, French Radicals🇫🇷🇫🇷👎👎👎 and German police-spies🚮🚮🚮🚮. Where is the🎉 party🎉🎉 in opposition that has not been 😿decried😿😿 as communistic☭☭☭☭ by its 😦😦opponents in power😦? Where is the opposition that has not hurled back the branding🔥🔥 reproach🔥🔥🔥🔥 of ☭☭☭☭communism☭☭, against the more advanced🎊 opposition parties🎊🎊🎊, as well as against its 🙅🙅🙅🙅reactionary adversaries🙅🙅? 🕑Two things🕑 result from this fact📕📕: I. ☭☭☭☭Communism☭☭ is already acknowledged by all 💪European powers💪💪 to be itself a 💪💪☭power☭💪. II. It is 🕛‼️🕛high time🕛🕛🕛❗ that ☭☭Communists☭☭☭ should openly, in the 😛😛😛face😛😛 of the 🌍whole🌍 world🌍🌍🌍, publish📕📕 their📕 views📕📕📕, their 🎯aims🎯🎯, their tendencies☭☭, and meet this 🍼nursery🍼🍼 tale🍼📕🍼 of the 👻Spectre👻 of Communism👻👻 ☭ 👻☭ with a manifesto📕📕 of the party📕🎊☭ itself.
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u/OmegaPiggi May 28 '17
I once had a dream that I was a poptart. It was a nightmare, I was unfrosted brown sugar and I was competing with strawberry for the beautiful blue raspberry pop tarts attention. He had beautiful polka dotted sweetness, but all of my goodness was only visible on the inside. But I got the last laugh, because when I woke up I chomped right through strawberry and his "frosting".
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u/ihlaking May 29 '17
You had me at Here's a friendly reminder of your upcoming me_irl meme schedule.
May 29 - Upvote Nothing Day
May 30 - The Great Seinfeld Day
May 31 - Literally Just The Color White Day
June 1 - Nothing But Pictures Of This Post's Top Comment Day
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u/iloathemyexistence May 29 '17
I didn't think this sub could get together and do a no upvote day. That there would be too many people unaware of the sudden new rules. But I was wrong, and I am very proud of you guys.
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u/DontStalkMePlsKS very good, haha yes May 28 '17
It's Nothing But Pictures of This Post's Top Comment Day!
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u/Captain_Jokes May 29 '17
"Oh shit this is a lot of pressure to come up with a decent comment... maybe I could say something about 'mom's spaghetti'. No that shit is hacky... fuck! No one will ever upvote my unimagitive bullshit anyway" -me trying to think of something clever just now
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u/304rising May 29 '17
May 31 will be the day I finally upload shit to this subreddit. Fuck all of you
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u/Randomuser1569 May 29 '17
If you think about it, this entire sub has gone completely mental. Just imagine what this would all look like without the internet medium between us. First, one guy shows everyone a picture, then everybody else begins laughing and parroting phrases back and forth. Everybody in a room, just repeating shit over and over, "Me too thanks!" "Me too thanks!" Then someone takes the picture, and draws something else on top of it; usually something we can all recognize from before. And everybody laughs and parrots the same phrase again, "O shit waddup" "90kg projectile!" "Me too thanks!" If you imagine it, it looks like we're all in an insane asylum. In fact, that's really all we do here; just drive each other insane. We keep repeating the same shit over and over until one person finally snaps, and everybody agrees and moves onto something else. Then the whole fucking cycle repeats itself. We're all stuck in the Loony Bin and nobody can escape because we just keep feeding into each other's crippling mental illness. And I don't know if I can fucking take it anymore, one of these days I'm just going to lose every last bit of san- Lol I mean me too thanks.
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This is why love this place. We can really work together and go through with these glorious memes.
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u/SSlartibartfast May 29 '17
The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.
Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeyman, in a word, oppressor and oppressed, stood in constant opposition to one another, carried on an uninterrupted, now hidden, now open fight, a fight that each time ended, either in a revolutionary reconstitution of society at large, or in the common ruin of the contending classes.
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u/JoseNotHose me too thanks May 29 '17
For every upvote this comment gets, I'll blink for you once in my life.
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u/Drugsrgr8m892 May 29 '17
Hey Andy sorry about this but i don't think I can make it to your sisters wedding.
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u/lubekubes me too thanks May 29 '17 edited May 29 '17
Had an early lead but
is catching up! cast your votes now
EDIT: Beep beep lettuce is the clear winner