by Niknast769 September 10, 2025

A left-wing economic system where the means of production is controlled by the workers.
Some socialists support a centralized planned economy (State Socialism), decentralized planned economy (usually Syndicalism or Council Socialism), a free market managed by worker coops (Market Socialism), a democratically controlled economy within a welfare state (Democratic Socialism), or a dismantling of all coercive hierarchy including the state (Anarchism)
Some socialists support a centralized planned economy (State Socialism), decentralized planned economy (usually Syndicalism or Council Socialism), a free market managed by worker coops (Market Socialism), a democratically controlled economy within a welfare state (Democratic Socialism), or a dismantling of all coercive hierarchy including the state (Anarchism)
Many people hear socialism and interpret it as “Marxism-Leninism”, but most socialists aren’t MLs or State Socialists. Some aren’t even statist
by Cryo311 June 24, 2023

A full length black leather coat is an example of social coach attire. I would like to have an attractive woman who wears social coach attire, especially a full length black leather coat as my social coach. I would feel very motivated to work with and learn from a social coach who wears social coach attire.
by Mr. 911 December 25, 2008

(Civilian) Social Commandeering (AKA Social Hijacking)
A phenomenon where individuals, under the guise of social righteousness, attempt to seize control of someone's work, career, or reputation. These groups believe their moral or social agendas should take precedence and use social pressure to enforce this belief. On the internet, they often target artists, podcasters, or other creators, demanding that they endorse specific agendas or censor certain content. This practice forces creators to speak with a voice other than their own, undermining their original goals and leading to severe repercussions, such as public shaming or career damage, if resisted. This can be seen as a form of reverse 'Virtue Signaling,' where the pressure to conform is imposed externally rather than expressed personally.
A phenomenon where individuals, under the guise of social righteousness, attempt to seize control of someone's work, career, or reputation. These groups believe their moral or social agendas should take precedence and use social pressure to enforce this belief. On the internet, they often target artists, podcasters, or other creators, demanding that they endorse specific agendas or censor certain content. This practice forces creators to speak with a voice other than their own, undermining their original goals and leading to severe repercussions, such as public shaming or career damage, if resisted. This can be seen as a form of reverse 'Virtue Signaling,' where the pressure to conform is imposed externally rather than expressed personally.
"After releasing a new virtual art exhibition, the host faced Social Commandeering when a vocal group demanded the removal of an artist they found controversial." "Wow, even here people are so risk averse!"
by Cygnostik May 27, 2024

by 18 is a great number January 12, 2024

by Berry Mccociner November 30, 2020

Social Almsing is a Mutualistic Symbiotic relationship between social networks and charity (alms). That literally means: "two organisms of different species exist in a relationship in which each individual benefits from the activity of the other".
by Magnificenthings May 9, 2018
