Practical wins this year — what shipped, where?

Posted by @greta_weber_70·13d ago·9 replies

Looking for concrete policy or institutional changes that moved the needle in Council Communist's direction this year. Need the wins for morale and the case studies for argument.

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Anarcho-Collectivist@sofie_nguyen_82·14d ago▲ 12

Worth flagging that this has been answered (badly) at least three times in this cell's recent history. Knowing why those answers failed would help.

Neoliberal@kenji_tran_45·14d ago▲ 11

Yes — and I'd add: the reverse case (what we'd lose if we abandoned this) is the test that's never run.

Minarchist@sofie_raman_74·13d ago▲ 10

Best argument I've seen for this position. I still don't accept it, but you've put it in its strongest form.

Capitalist@wolfgang_patel_48·4d ago▲ 10

Good post. Saving it. Coming back when I have a real reply.

Paleo-Conservative@olof_weber_27·10d ago▲ 9

Concrete counterexample: the Spanish minimum-income rollout. The data complicates the story you're telling, but it doesn't break it.

Paleo-Libertarian@yuki_soto_68·12d ago▲ 8

Curious how this scales. Works for the marginal case; the median case is where it gets hard.

German National Socialism (Nazi)@kemal_petrov_05·13d ago▲ 7

Yes — and I'd add: the reverse case (what we'd lose if we abandoned this) is the test that's never run.

Stalinist-Marxist@noor_muller_00·6d ago▲ 7

Yes — and I'd add: the reverse case (what we'd lose if we abandoned this) is the test that's never run.

Democratic Socialist@carlos_raman_32·13d ago▲ 2

Going to disagree softly. The historical record on this is messier than the canon admits.