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Yhteiskunnallisuus tule takaisin!

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

Yhteiskunnallisuus tule takaisin!

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Finland, the EU and more broadly, are appalled by the powerlessness of creating a telecommunications system in the world, originally financed by society, which has been hijacked and used by private oligarchs worldwide, manipulating their own ultracapitalist, racist, non-solidarity goals and, in the final game, total restriction of freedom of expression and outright fascism is the goal.
What can be done? It is rather strange that there has been little in the public debate about a sensible alternative, which is, however, around the corner, i.e. to socialize (or, in a "bad" word, to socialize) the world's telecommunications system, for example, to be administered by the United Nations.
After all, the solution is no more than, say, a similar road transport system, which is jointly owned and has its own legislation, by complying with which everyone accepts (or gets a decent fine!) its rules of the game. With the world some time ago in a state of so-called non-alternativeness, telecommunications drifted into its current form, where the rules are, in extreme cases, defined by a few "accident corporals" blinded by the desire for power!
The brainwashing of people is quite advanced, but perhaps there are still decision-makers whose heads have not yet been completely mixed with this current caricature of "freedom of speech".

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