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Why are there so many commies on fed?
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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Eventually logic and educated thought will drive them to somewhere else. Their ideas look great on paper but never live up to the hype. Human society doesn't cooperate well in groups larger than one hundred. You need strict rules and major punishments for large groups and that leads to an imbalance of power and authoritarian rule.
Because the current system is working so well eh?
that's why we're striving to create a decentralized/federated society instead of a centralized one :D