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What comes after the Revolution? (lemmy.ml)
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Morning comrades,

wondering about this for a long time now. I've recently watched this Slavoj Žižek video and I was wondering about some further strategy. We should really focus on the "after" a whole lot more IMHO and show the people a "positive outlook" as a viable alternative to the looming oppression.

Thoughts? A confused Ancom ;)

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[–] BackOnMyBS@lemmy.world 1 points 2 years ago

Personally, I'll want to indulge in all of the liberated wealth, freedom from travel restrictions, and grow communities. I'll probably want to make more friends since people won't be so exhausted by the grind and figuring how to move up the social ladder. I'd definitely go see a doctor and chat about my concerns since they won't be bogged down by endless bureaucracy and fear of lawsuits or punishment from violating some administrative policy. Maybe have weird sex too. Who knows? I can't imagine what life would be like if everyone was finally free. That would be such a new experience, I don't know what daily life would feel like.