Capitalism has it's faults, but just complaining, without a constructive alternative can lead to way worse outcomes.
If you check the sidebar of that subreddit you'll find anarchism and mutualism as the solutions to the problems it identifies.
Unexplained labor still exists deep in the Amazon and elsewhere, but mining companies finding new traces of valuable minerals are extinguishing the last of the old free way.
I say give it your best shot!
Then again, it's been tried plenty of times. That's what cooperatives are, family farms are, what you owning your laptop as a programmer are. We just cut down on the coup d'etats and union busting and expand that kind of democratization of the work week to everyone.
It's also a silly argument considering you could have said the same before agriculture and before capitalism succeeded.
These are just different kinds of organization within capitalism. Clubs are a thing too, you know.
These aren’t ‘solutions to capitalism’.
> It's also a silly argument considering you could have said the same before agriculture and before capitalism succeeded.
It’s only a silly argument if someone presents a solution. So far nobody is doing so.
What makes people believe that further attempts at implementing this utopia will not just end as another cases of fascism with red flags? Certainly so far all previous attempts ended up this way, and there was a good amount of them so the sample size is not small.
Classic "mudding the waters" line, it could be written by a plugin these days. The fact that you don't agree with the alternatives doesn't mean they aren't out there and people "just complain".