Out comes "authoritarians" again, like that word means anything.
As likely as the rapture. Or in materialist terms: as likely as the bourgeoisie giving up their private property and handing the reigns of power to the proletarian vanguard without violence.
Edit: I like Dr. Justin Sledge's idea that the revolution happening by itself (inevitable due to the contradictions of capitalism) as apocalyptic literature, as a criticism.
Also, wtf is "virtue signaling"? Please define it.
Lol the USA is the literal 4th Reich. We took in the Nazis to fight communism. Call me crazy but I'm on board with business plot 2 being the JFK assassination, and everything working out on their favor from there.
I live in constant pain because of exposure to chemicals, physical, and mental trauma that the USG is just starting to recognize through the department of veterans affairs. I lay awake each night wishing that I would die and not wake up tomorrow because it will just be more pain. Or I think that I deserve the pain; it is my penance for commiting an uncountable amount of suffering on the world in exchange for a bit of cash. I feel like I sold my soul to the devil but all I received in return is the understanding that everything will get progressively worse for the vast majority of the people on this planet.
Serious post: the new Huawei flagship phone looks pretty rad. I'll make the switch when my Sony breaks.
The point is to limit the ability of multinational corporations, and the countries that act as their muscle, to create famines though prioritizeing exports and price gouging. This makes food something that people have a right to, rather than a commodity that should be sold only to whom it can make the most profit from. Check out what happened to push bottled water over public water fountains.
What bill needs to be footed? The vote was to make food a right, not force a single country to pay for the cost of food. Please learn to read and understand what you are reading. Worrying about a non-existent "bill" is purely ideological.
Sorry, but you don't deescalate a dangerous situation with a martial art. Real life isn't a movie. You deescalate through conversation.Yet, some people are committed to a violent resolution, and in that case, there are no magic words, or chi, or anything else that will deescalate. You need to be ready to draw your weapon and kill, because they are. If that is not the case, then you don't need a martial art anyway. Even Marx carried a pistol because he understood that.
Trains don't need to be the miles long trains that you are probably thinking about. Streetcars worked just fine for Americans for decades, until the auto industry forced them to shut down.
In the context of the meme, those "inalienable rights" were only for people like those who wrote those words, land owning white cis males. That is how rights are interpreted within US law. It's the right to deny rights to others.
It's a planned project. There is a reason Eglin AFB is one of the largest reddit user locations.Here is an academic paper on it.
Then maybe the 'muricans shouldn't have voted for President Putin!
Imagine what arguments could be made against the USSR if no one came up with the label authoritarian to equate Nazis and successful Communists, and then wrote articles about it and included a checklist. 🤔