White nationalists that legit want to purge all minorities , socialists etc ? Yes , these people are fascists . <| sep |> Well then I ' m definitely meeting you in an apocalypse . All I got is power bars and other nutritious bland stuff . <| sep |> Coming from Windows and Mac OS , I feel more comfortable with an antivirus on my PC , especially since they ' re my main operating systems on my machines . <| sep |> Ye idc what hzfps you get but that sub 1080 p res gives me a migrane worst then any console frame rate . Edite wow y ' all got triggered as fuck . YesRes frame rate <| sep |> You ' re right that its not feasible to do away with land ownership in general , especially not given how heavily ingrained they are in our economy . Some anarchists argue a return to finders keepers i . e . any land that ' s not currently being used is free to homestead , but thats clearly madness , and you ' d still end up with the same problem after a few decades of chaos , where all the good spots are taken and anyone who didn ' t get a good spot is at an unfair disadvantage . we still need the securitystability of tenure that land ownership provides . the answer is not to share the land , but its value . Georgists call it a land value tax , although I dislike the term since it makes people think its yet another tax rather than ending a monopoly on communal resources . also it fails to connect the idea of sharing land wealth , makes it seem like the government could just pocket it . But essentially the idea is rather than land wealth being concentrated in the hands of monopolists , its paid into a communal pot to which all citizens would get a dividend . you can already see this in some places like alaska and norway where its done with natural resource wealth . land is the only thing you get more of if you tax it . if you tax sales , people buy less . if you tax wages people hire less . since land is not being produced by anyone , taxing it does not decrease its supply , but increasew , since its no longer profitable to just hold onto land and hope it increases in value . Nearly all housing crises around the world are to do with the ability to speculate on land values . houses havent suddenly become much more expensive to build , its that there ' s a financial incentive for land owners to restrict house building because it increases rents and land values , of which they are the sole recipients . this is especially bad in cities where land is most valuable . it ' s also diverting billions away from productive parts of the economy into empty speculation . They ' re not even using all that money to build more , just inflate values of existing buildings which inevitably leads to bubblescrashes . It ' s completely unsustainable for so much of the economy to be based on speculation . the 2008 crash is minor compared to whats coming .