You’re swimming in circles, buddy. Oligarchy is what you describe. How’s your free press doing in whatever communist country you’re holding up on a pedestal? I don’t want any of the systems currently in place, but arguing for communism is… idk, current GOP bot strategy?

Because capitalism is monetary policy. The power structure is separate. In America, we have (had?) a democratic power structure. After years of the GOP attacking regulation, we have an oligarchy. Socialism is an economic system that can be compared/contrasted to capitalism. Communism implies socialism as its monetary policy but with a centralized power structure. How are the elites/leaders chosen in communism?

The problem isn’t an ism. These arguments are so tiring. Greed is a problem endemic to our species. It’s much larger than an economic system can solve. Although… communism is a power structure and capitalism is a monetary system. People conflating the two are always doing so out of ignorance or bad faith.

These 2 do it all. And iVentoy if you want to try pxe

Dreams are the brain trying to solve problems it couldn’t solve during the day. Phones are nightmares we’re forced to entertain during the day. Does the heroin addict dream of hot spoons and needles or the way they feel when high?

That’s so Debian

His very own stormtroopers

You could try installing cifs-utils

And they believe in an afterlife defined by justice, so it’s not a big deal if you have to die for the cause.

But we still could if France and Spain decide to help.

When you’re trying out distros, I usually say to just go for it. Install the one that grabs your attention. Save everything to a NAS or cloud because the distro is going to break and you’re going to want to try another one. However, Ubuntu is actually the wrong one to start with for this trajectory because it’s the least likely to break.