The existence of coins does not imply a capital-based society, in the same way the emergence of personal computers in the 70s does not mean the economy of the 70s was highly computerized.
Check out David Graeber’s Debt: The First 5000 Years for some anthropology on how exchange worked in early societies. Trading currency for goods or services was the exception, not the rule.
I said you voted for genocide because you voted for a party doing genocide. That’s not the condescending shit you’re doing, that’s leveling a direct criticism.
And if you agree Dems are useless… what the fuck are you even saying anymore? They’re useless, they’re doing a genocide, but you still have to vote for them, because if you voted for someone opposed to the genocide, guess what, you actually voted for genocide!
Incoherent all the way down.
It’s ok though, I understand you are struggling
What do you think you are accomplishing by being such an insufferable ass?
Democrats should be trying to win back voters like me – voters who have supported lots of Democrats in the past, but who will not support genocide. They (and you) are instead telling those voters to fuck off. They (and you) make a lot of noise about wanting to win elections, but have no strategy besides browbeating voters, a strategy that just failed.
You looked at a party committing genocide – the worst thing people can do to one another – and made the decision to co-sign that. I voted for someone who opposed genocide.
No matter how desperately you want to water down the choice you made, it’s not the same as the one I made. You don’t actually have to shuffle along with genocide because Democrats lied about some half-assed loan forgiveness or something.
You voted for genocide and are now trying to absolve your conscience by claiming you had no choice, and that in reality everyone did what you did.
No, a lot of people didn’t do what you did.
You don’t get to do a genocide and then say the other guy is “100% concentrated evil.”
Why shouldn’t there be a safety net for all?