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Invite to Submit Questions for October AMA Stream
🕑 Added 2019-10-27 22:47:55 +0000 UTCDear 15+ Patrons,
I'll be doing my October AMA patron stream tomorrow, October 28 at 8pm ET. The stream will be archived here as always for those who miss it live.
Use the comments on this post to submit a question you want to ask me, and I'll answer it on the stream! Oh and ***please try to compress questions to a couple lines of text so I don't spend too much time reading out preambles on stream.***
Looking forward to chatting!
Much <3
Natalie
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Democracy still seems the best form of government but capitalism needs a severe overhaul or to be replaced with a system that treats and pays all employees equally. Currently we are seeing the formantion of a new class of nobility, with corporate ceos's and vp's being the new Dukes and Barons.
Is democracy a worthwhile form of human government,Should we just smash windows? Anyway best of luck from this diverted former military applicant. Also thanks for possibly doing more life streams that are public I just wanna give you more money
Selena of the moon
Hey Natalie! So I very much enjoyed your latest video. It got me thinking about some things and one of those things was class. Now I generally still think view the Marxian conception of class to still holds true. I’ve worked in retail, service and factory jobs and in my experience class conflicts is still happening. No matter the occupation people still seem to be struggling to get by and have to deal with bosses breathing down their neck. But as you pointed out in your video, things can get blurry, and I feel like Paul fussells conception of class, may provide some clarity or even help explain the different attitudes towards wealth that exist. So to me at least there may be a possible synthesis between these two different conceptions of class. So I guess my question is, what are your thoughts? Do you think it’s possible for a synthesis? Is the Marxian idea of class outdated? Anyway, I just wanted to bring up my personal experiences and I wanted to say thank you. I’m non-binary and I very much appreciate what you do.
