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the reddit thread on r/technology was surprisingly anticapitalist.
I guess constant mass layoffs in tech are finally getting people to realize the system might not be working in their interest.
maybe. i'm not sure if that sub is /. gun pointed at the printer types or consumerist gadget perverts
hopefully the game dev unionization wave beaks into other tech workers.
Game devs have definitely been leading the way here, so definitely hope it spreads.
Anticapitalist, or anti product getting more expensive and hoping that the government fixes it without addressing the root problem?
a mix of actual socialist talking points and radlib not making the last connection stuff