Doc_Crankenstein
@Doc_Crankenstein@slrpnk.net
- Comment on The AWS Outage Bricked People’s $2,700 Smartbeds 5 days ago:
Good. Anyone dumb enough to buy a “smart bed” deserves to have it bricked.
- Comment on The Apothecary Diaries Season 3 & Movie Teaser Visual 5 days ago:
Hell yea!
- Comment on Day 462 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 5 days ago:
ProjectZomboid, my beloved.
- Comment on One Punch Man S3 Director Shinpei Nagai deletes his twitter account due to the pressure, calls out people who took his tweets out of context/exploited the staff's struggles for "rage-baiting" 5 days ago:
It’s mind boggling that people will come home from work and complain about shitty and overbearing bosses yet never translate that other workers, especially in creative industries, might be suffering from the same thing, and that it influences the quality of their production.
The utter lack of solidarity is truly depressing.
- Comment on Due to Federal Government Shutdown, SNAP Benefits Suspended Beginning November 1, 2025 5 days ago:
Yup. My only source of income is stamps right now.
Can’t wait to be back to stealing meals from the gas stations again.
- Comment on Apparently Palantir can access the content of social media accounts that were deleted a decade ago. 5 days ago:
Depends on what the people organize to fight to protect.
Unfortunately, I don’t have confidence in the American people to fight for the correct option.
- Comment on Another WSJ banger about why the poors aren't doing more 5 days ago:
“trickle up economics”
Aka … Capitalism
- Comment on Relatable. 5 days ago:
Mob Psycho.
Just couldn’t get into it.
- Comment on 5 days ago:
They couldn’t let this franchise just die with what little dignity it had left, could they?
- Comment on AI behavioral analysis on factory workers, every step is monitored including attention detection from facial expressions 5 days ago:
Still more expensive than a human counterpart, which is the point.
- Comment on AI behavioral analysis on factory workers, every step is monitored including attention detection from facial expressions 5 days ago:
Only under a capitalist economy.
- Comment on "You exist to make money for us" 5 days ago:
We never should have accepted the compromise.
- Comment on Surveillance capitalism 2 weeks ago:
I’d say I’m surprised no one caught the sarcasm but then I’d be lying.
- Comment on Maxwell House to rebrand as Maxwell Apartment 2 weeks ago:
99% sure there is at least one writer who has been thinking about doing that headline for months, if not years and is now cursing themselves for never doing it.
- Comment on TIL: Employers in the USA Have Stolen Over $50 Trillion From Workers Since 1975 2 weeks ago:
The largest form of theft is Wage Theft.
Eat the fucking Rich
- Comment on Investors are making up the highest share of homebuyers in 5 years 2 weeks ago:
No, I will not define basic fucking terms for you. If you are too ignorant to understand the difference between personal and private property when it comes to systemic analysis of our systems of ownership, the. You’re too fucking ignorant to have an argument with. Go fucking read a book first.
Also, fuck you, I’m autistic and I’ll communicate how I fucking please, shitheel.
- Comment on Investors are making up the highest share of homebuyers in 5 years 2 weeks ago:
No, it isn’t. Jesus Christ you people are intentionally interpreting this in bad faith or just lack reading comprehension.
- Comment on Fire Force Season 3 Part 2 Key Visual 2 weeks ago:
Fire Force is technically a prequel to Soul Eater.
- Comment on ‘Dorohedoro’ Season 2 Key Visual 2 weeks ago:
Well, this was certainly not in my expectations.
Never the less…
LETS FUCKING GOOOOO
- Comment on Investors are making up the highest share of homebuyers in 5 years 2 weeks ago:
I do not have time or patience to educate you. Go read theory on alternative economic systems.
Please, for the love of God educate yourself. You limit yourself by only thinking of this in terms of the current, highly exploitative capitalist system.
It would look fundamentally different from anything that currently exists today.
- Comment on Investors are making up the highest share of homebuyers in 5 years 2 weeks ago:
Holy bad faith Batman. What a blatantly ignorant misrepresentation of what I said.
You have no concept of what a community property system is. For the love of God, go read fucking theory and educate yourself on alternative political and economic systems.
If you live in the house, it becomes your personal property. Meaning you own it while you live and reside there. No one can just come into your personal space. Yet, when you no longer wish to live there and are moving away, the house transfers ownership back to the community until someone needs it.
- Comment on Investors are making up the highest share of homebuyers in 5 years 2 weeks ago:
No, the system should be changed to not arbitrarily restrict people’s access to necessities.
Housing, and other necessities, should be community property. If you don’t live in the house, you forfeit ownership of that house so someone else who needs it can live in it. Fuck the exploitative system of private property ownership.
Renting is only necessitated because we live in a capitalist system. All your complaints only exist because of the capitalist system. It doesn’t need to exist.
- Comment on Investors are making up the highest share of homebuyers in 5 years 2 weeks ago:
Blame the system that makes it arbitrarily difficult to transition between houses, which is in part exacerbated due to the fact homes are being used by parasites as vehicles for profit generation through rent seeking models artificially increasing the floor price of homes.
What you’re mad at is the private property system inherent to capitalism restricting what you’re able to do because of arbitrary bullshit. Why do you need to purchase a house in the first place? It is empty and not being used, so why does the previous owner still retain control over it and be allowed to arbitrarily prevent others from using it unless we can satisfy their greed? Why do we support a system that arbitrarily restricts our access to basic necessities in such a way and just glazes over such blatant exploitation?
Instead of trying to justify exploitation under the current system, how about we think about changing this system to one based on the needs of people instead of one based on imaginary, monetary interests?
In a system of community property, any vacant homes would be readily available and the ownership of units transferred from communal to personal property based on usufruct where, so long as you live in the home, it belongs to you but, when you vacate to a new home, the ownership is transferred back to the community.
- Comment on Investors are making up the highest share of homebuyers in 5 years 3 weeks ago:
Nah, all landlords are leeches. Rent-seeking is literally parasitic by nature.
- Comment on Day 444 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 3 weeks ago:
I’ll never forgive Rockstar for not giving us Undead Nightmare DLC for RDR2.
Such a masterpiece of a game that they just let fall to the floor and collect dust while they kept GTA on a pedestal to milk it for every penny.
- Comment on “Hell’s Paradise” Season 2 Character Visuals 3 weeks ago:
Bruh please let this be soon. I need it.
- Comment on Former BioWare lead writer reads the runes on EA-Saudi deal and speculates that 'guns and football' are in, 'gay stuff' is out, and the venerable RPG studio may be for the chop 4 weeks ago:
As if I needed yet another reason to not purchase EA games.
- Comment on Americans Are Using PTO to Sleep, Not for Vacation—Report 4 weeks ago:
Not one bit
- Comment on Nearly 3 in 5 American workers say they're behind on retirement savings. The other two are working until they drop dead 5 weeks ago:
I disagree. Power doesn’t need to come from the top down. The current system of hierarchical authority established through a small body of elected representatives that have controlling authority over a vast number of people is what allows for corruption. Corruption only works because entities gain hierarchical control over a population and, through the abuse of systemic power, force its will down the chain.
On the other hand, a system where power of authority comes from the bottom up and is distributed horizontally across a federated body syndicated interest groups inherently prevents corruption as no singular entity can commandeer controlling authority over the other. Authority is established only through mutual agreement reached through a consensus of all parties involved. Through this structure of governance people will always retain the ability to de-federate from any corrupt entity and bypass its authority.
If corruption cannot take control over your means of living your life, the corrupt have no power over you.
- Comment on Nearly 3 in 5 American workers say they're behind on retirement savings. The other two are working until they drop dead 5 weeks ago:
What you are looking for is anarchism. Please, read up on it. Kropotkin is a wonderful starting point. David Graeber’s work is also great; less political and more anthropological but still a great source of information to get started.