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The virgin Bhaskar Sunkara vs the chad David North
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https://twitter.com/camilateleSUR/status/1257491295947415553 get rekt
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https://twitter.com/maduro_en/status/1257528679187599361 very smart to bring your VA card along with you while throwing an illegal coup
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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:it's like the fyre festival of invasions Does that mean Trump, like Ja Rule, is the people's hero for sending agents of imperialism to their doom?
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:https://twitter.com/maduro_en/status/1257528679187599361 https://www.facebook.com/airan.berry lol
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:
ah gently caress there's going to be another Epstein connection isn't there
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didn't the French revolution, cluminating, especially the Haitian revolution, was the first abolition of slavery?
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Top City Homo posted:didn't the French revolution, cluminating, especially the Haitian revolution, was the first abolition of slavery? It was the first, but they reinstituted it in 1802 and kept it until 1848
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Atrocious Joe posted:he's a fan of Bernie Sanders, Rand Paul, and Mike Lee man Americans really are just completely politically incoherent, aren't they
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Mr. Lobe posted:man Americans really are just completely politically incoherent, aren't they eternal innocence myth
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MizPiz posted:It was the first, but they reinstituted it in 1802 and kept it until 1848 losurdo wrote that liberalism unlike radicalism, loves slavery and nowhere was slavery more loved than the USA.
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Top City Homo posted:losurdo wrote that liberalism unlike radicalism, loves slavery and nowhere was slavery more loved than the USA. Liberalism: A Counter-History is such a good book.
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GunnerJ posted:Liberalism: A Counter-History is such a good book. it's really good. I like that it shows how liberalism is dead weight for political reform. How the "community of the free" it establishes is exclusive and requires exceptions against those who are unfree. How early liberals thought of workers as subhuman and that the agitation for change came from utopian socialists or left radicals who believed in the slogans of the revolution while the nobles were just happy with their expanded right to property (slaves).
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Burger Theory
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Atrocious Joe posted:It seems at this point a free Juan Guaidó has more downsides for to the opposition than for the government. If he is put away the US might find a more competent puppet. ah the old "why bother killing hitler if he sucks at managing the german war effort so much"
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Lightning Knight posted:they paid 213 million real actual US dollars for these guys lmfao they didn't pay them at all lmao
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Lightning Knight posted:they paid 213 million real actual US dollars for these guys lmfao Trump's notorious for stiffing his contractors he didn't even pay those freaky child cheerleaders who promoted him for the 2016 election
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Ferrinus posted:i don't see the point in acknowledging that the ussr wasn't capitalist, but then vehemently adding that it definitely wasn't socialism, surely not, it must have represented some heretofore undefined third thing that we'll be unraveling for years. it's much more straightforward to conclude that it was socialist and socialist economies have their own logistical and societal problems, especially socialist economies under eternal siege by vastly stronger capitalist powers Ticktin calls it a 'non mode of production', which is an analysis I've come around to. Basically the party apparatus managed to block (or at least effectively mediate) the value form from determining production, but there was no new social form to replace it with other than direct allocation backed by direct force. Clock without a spring is the metaphor. After the purging of the factions, the castrating of the soviets, the uncritical importation of Taylorism, the reinstallation of the domestic family, and the disappearance of effective internal self-criticism it's hard to see any other way the USSR could have gone. Whether consciously or not the society that arose after the revolution in the countryside had decisively closed off the conditions necessary for something like a new social form to arise. They were stuck, and it only got more obvious as the century wore on. It is argued all the time that these measures were necessary to combat the siege conditions they were in, but if lockstep party discipline, the disappearance of effective internal debate and criticism, and Taylorist workplace hierarchies are necessary to hold off capital then SIOC is truly a dead end. There were never be a SIOC that isn't under siege from its outset. emTme3 fucked around with this message at 00:16 on May 6, 2020 |
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Lady Militant posted:theoretically theirs no reason why you couldn't have a centralized state that coordinates between various independent anarchist factories/communities while maintaining it's own stuff as well. ultimately people kinda just want to do their own thing and stopping that costs a lot more than working with them on it (within reason of course). the central state could do things that individual anarchist/worker owned firms couldn't do themselves like pave roads. It would be called the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
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