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Uncritical support for the DPRK in its valiant fight against the Amerikkkan Empire

Damn it's getting harder and harder each day for the CIA to hide its dirty business.

You hate pedophilia? You are a terrorist. You hate those who burn down mosques and churches? You are a terrorist. You hate the 50 oligarchs that rule over us? You are a terrorist. If everyone is a terrorist nowadays, might as well act like one.

That's also how I see it. If they want long-lasting peace, it will be a nuclear-enforced one. The DPRK has witnessed way too many times in its lifetime what happens to countries that naively give up their nukes. The atom is still one of the best guarantors of national sovereignty.

Luckily for the rest of the world, your elites have made that mistake.

Mark Cuban just reinvented co-ops. Even better; how about Workers take control of the economy instead of having a couple oligarchs run the whole show?

Perfect! Now do the same for the banking and financial sector, the chemistry industry, big pharma, energy, water

They won't, because they are vassals and not even aware of it.

Personally, I'm very happy about the increasingly competitive EV market. Hopefully they will start exporting those to the British market. Don't we all love cheap things?

Quel film incroyable quand même

Deal!

I propose we set it at 4Mio instead, deport all the German speakers and give their properties to the French-speaking ones.

I, for one, rejoice at the upcoming American century of humiliation.

"What are we? A bunch of ASIANS??"

I've learnt from a coworker that actually, all the stuff we order from AliExpress is crap they don't sell in their own country. A bit like the Swiss selling their shitty cheese abroad whilst they keep the good stuff for themselves.

Good for them! STEM folks might be slowly realising they are no different than the guy in blue on the production line, except that they are more likely to know what a directed graph is.

Socialism yes indeed! But to say that China is semi capitalist is seeing the glass half empty; they are still in the preliminary stage of socialism. It's not perfect, but it doesn't have to be as long as it goes above and beyond what has been achieved by capitalism. I recommend The East is still red by Carlos Martinez about that. It deconstructs a lot of misconceptions about what China is and isn't.

Capitalism with a human face doesn't make sense. It's like talking about Ethical Theft. It might have served its purpose, but now it's time to move on.

Mark my words: in ten years from now on, the Chinese web will be more free and open than any Western country.

It is truly last piece of the Bourgeois panopticon. Internet already feels broken. I have to constantly switch my VPN on to access this or that website. How long til they even prohibit that?

Most of the legit stuff was on telegram, surprisingly or not. I know people who bought uh firearms and more there. Unfortunately, it feels like it disappeared at the same time as the proximity feature

I predict this same restriction for Windows 12.

Probably to detect all variations of dangerous words such as "union", "genocide" and "peace".

That would make sense except Russia and China are not rogue States. China hasn't been involved in a conflict since the last 70s

Ahahah it's always funny to see my old employer on this website. What's more crazy is that they appeared twice, and they are really not that important lol

Oh no is a real thing! Capitalism is a mode of production; that is a way to organise the productive forces of a society around specific social relations. It is so real it has been observed well before Marx himself. Ricardo and Smith studied its developments. It even had a beginning, back then with Italian city-states, and hopefully it will have an end, just like slavery and feudalism before. I recommend "Why socialism" by Albert Einstein as a good introduction :)

The US Empire has reached the limit of its capitalistic mode of production. Now is time for Americans to consider the next step of any industrialised capitalist society; scientific socialism. It did wonder for China, Vietnam, and many more, and it can do wonders for the American people too.

I appreciate the sentiment of the author. However, when it comes to politicians in the West, it's always better to assume malice over ignorance. These people know what they are doing. They simply goals and interests completely opposed to the common man. At the end, it's all about class. Hence why open letters to politicians are of very little use or effect.

Everything for Israel!

Huge respect to the Islamic Republic (and its allies!) to have stood up against the Empire.