The difference between social liberalism and socialism is basically the answer to the question "should the poor, working or not, survive or live".
While ownership of tools of productions is a good simplification, it's worth noting that ownership can mean other things than just direct owner or property.
Similarly how a fully protected forest might be someone's private property, but in practice their hands are completely tied to what can actually be done with it.
@jvschrag in real life Ontario is a great feel good story about how they closed the coal plants and cleared up the skies 😊
@jvschrag You might be lazy, but this is f***ing batshit brilliant!
Thank you so much for making my day, and night, and the whole week as well...
@jack “batshit” — I see what you did there. :-)
Thanks!
@jvschrag Fantastic.
I miss being able to leave more descriptive emoji reactions to indicate I've spent extra time deciding what would be an appropriate reaction as an extra show of thanks, which I'm not at all sure anyone else registered as such, and without generating an entire reply that appears on its own in other people's feeds. This was a feature on firefish. If it's possible on mastodon and I just don't know how to do it, someone please let me know.
@jvschrag : This is very much my political opinion, and is not strictly factual. I would edit this comic with a couple of caveats (I won't go into the whys this post). It's up to you as to how you like to present them.
1. The energy companies get handed over to some sort of co-operative (worker co-op, consumer co-op, etc), governed democratically.
2. UBIs should *never* ever be a substitute for the welfare state.
As far as my politics go, I would prioritise the first caveat.
@jvschrag You're not lazy. You give each work the unfakeable touch of personality.
(I made it a habit to nearly always include some element from a former project into a recent one. There's a watercolour BG I've used since 2006, a sky I made in 2012, and so on. I even put complete walk cycles from old films into new ones, just very tiny in the background.)
This is brilliant!