Funny and/or sad that some of these are over 100 years old, but are now more relevant than ever.
I have cleaned, straightened and cropped some of the pics.
More quality pics at https://kulttuurimarxismi.eu/?s=union&id=4585&post_type=attachment
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@bhasic what’s the “Black” tentacle about?
Edit: ahhh, “blacklist”
@bhasic
The reason why people think like capitalists is that the concept of traditional capitalism is ubiquitous; we eat, breathe, and think in capitalist terms and have for 400 years. A new way of thinking is to have the means of production owned communally or as a commons, not collectively for the community, but for the workers. It's not socialism, but a different approach to capitalism.
@bhasic
Sorry, it can be fixed. Look at my posts on Commons Capitalism. Apparently, they are not smarter, nor wiser. If you only think in terms of traditional capitalism, yeah, you won't see how to fix it. You have to think in terms where the means of production are neither owned by individuals, nor owned publicly.
When you come up with a better economic system that can be implemented. #CommonsCapitalism could be implemented today but for the fact only a few people on Mastodon have heard of it. Trying to get the word spread about Commons Capitalism is difficult because people can't conceive of a different approach to capitalism. I hate to suggest it, but Commons Capitalism is a new economic paradigm.
@bhasic @MikeDunnAuthor @workingclasshistory
Wow! What an amazing post! Well done for taking the time to do it.
It’s a great illustration of how nothing has changed.
Are these all ~100 / ~130years old?
Elon Muksis 🇺🇦 🇵🇸 🇪🇺
Vanessa
Katerina Marchán
Jonathan D. Cope, Esq.
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Jeremy List
Grant
Tavian C. L.