Technically it is, no? Socialism is community ownership of the means of production which includes labor. And that can arguably be extended to socialized services for labor such has healthcare, public transportation, and grocery stores.
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POV: "Vote blue no matter who" crowd when their "Blue" candidate votes for war.
It's because the companies who control the algorithms pick what you see.
This looks like a reverse trope, no?
A tree does not move, and yet it thrives.
"Otherizing" fellow human beings is like a basic tenant of facisim. As soon as you feel that all people deserve basic happiness the right will attack you.
To be fair, seems like a confusing idiom for someone not a native English speaker.
Apparently, socialism is when groceries don't have food.
I'm good at being a person.
If the dead internet theory has any truth to it internet is already sort of a AI coordination system.
Damn it. I believed it too.
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I disagree, socialist institutions or services can still exist within a capitalist government, even if it is piecemeal. There doesn't have to be a threshhold to pass for some aspect to be considered socialism.