10 days that shook the world

The USSR began its life has heavily invaded and sanctioned by countries like the US.

The Red Army invaded many countries, like Poland, Finland, Ukraine, Baltica, etc.

That article is honestly kind of nonsensical and reads like AI. What does Watergate have to do with any of this?

I can tell you’re an authoritarian because you don’t believe in the rule of law.

“The principle applied in the U.S.S.R. is that of socialism: From each according to his ability, to each according to his work.” - Josef Stalin

But also

“I am the best at industrial policy, Tariff the Ukrainians to Make the Russian Empire Great Again” - Josef Stalin, probably

Also Stalin wanted to pretend he was as good friends with Lenin as Trotsky was, OP’s painting is a massive manifestation of Stalin’s historical revisionism. Quite ironic to make this text+image with such an obvious example of historical revisionism.

It was Kimmel’s remarks about Trump that got him censored. Kimmel didn’t say anything at all about Charlie Kirk, he only commented on Trump/MAGAs reaction to Charlie Kirk’s shooting.

You will sleep in your car, you will work in your car, you will eat in your car. You will pay your monthly payments in the Tesla app. The only entertainment you get is playing Cyberpunk 2077 on your Tesla steeringwheel, and the only social interaction will be with your voice-activated AI girlfriend.

The is some argument to be made to compare him to Stalin with all the industrial policy, trade manipulation, attacks on civil liberties and rule of law, and purges of those disloyal to him. But he hasn’t committed genocide in the US yet.

they are better known than Marxists, though.

H1-B visaholders are in danger living in the US

Yes remind me which invades/threatens to invade neighboring countries, EU, Russia and/or China? Which of them is flying aircraft into the others’ sovereign airspace? Which of them is actively committing genocide?

I dont think the covid thing actually met the full description of a threat. They had strategy discussions and said “we want to prevent this issue”, but they didn’t go as far as Carr did by laying out punishments for non-compliance. It was just idea sharing among experienced peers.

Or maybe I’m remembering the details wrong.

You don’t understand Marx or Lenin if you don’t understand their belief in the relationship between capitalism and communism.

My point was that there’s more nuance than just “capitalism always causes social fragmentation”

This be fair Asia has some of the most powerful illiberal states in the world.

Nothing is set in stone, and humanity is resilient to technological changes. Countries that had stasi before no longer have them.

We need a collective will as a society to reject surveillance and the technological tools used to enable it. It should be disgusting to civilized people, it should be taboo. A good place to start with that is the EU GDPR regulation and the EU AI regulation, and grow from there

We should all get together and shit on that orange fuck’s grave when he’s good and dead.

It’s not that cut and dry. There is a lot of overlap between capitalism and communism.

Trump’s FCC said they were looking into punishments for ABC because of Jimmy Kimmel, and many ABC associates are currently waiting for FCC approval for their mergers. That is clear regulatory pressure/corruption.

CBC is great if you live close to the border

We need a modern Sabotage Field Manual.