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    All I was really looking for was what was true, no matter how many layers I had to peel away or what I might find. I came to it only after decades of finding other explanations lacking. What other scientific socialisms are there, and do they have anywhere near the explanatory or predictive power that historical materialism has?

    And the answer is none. None more red red-fist

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    I’m also glad that I became a communist.

    Being a non-communist was hell for me, even compared to the worst “lows” of my communist days.

    Everything magically got better when I became a communist.

    …I’m… honestly being serious here right now.

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    I’ve met a lot of good comrades, and falling into commie shit kept me from nihilism and other anti-human ideologies

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      Yeah, it’s half “I actually have a grasp of this stuff and am no longer flailing around in the dark.” and the other half is “oh god, the people around me are so smug and proud about flailing around in the dark and would sooner cut out my eyes to force me to join them than actually turn on a light themselves.”

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    I always compare life before studying the eternal science to that feeling when you forget that you left the fan on over the stove. There’s just this nagging anxious feeling that doesn’t go away. Then when you shut the fan off there’s still a mess in the kitchen but atleast you can fucking think!

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      There’s just this nagging anxious feeling that doesn’t go away.

      Excellently put. That’s exactly how it feels. This strange sensation of wrongness

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      Good see another person swelling the ranks.

      The more the merrier, as I always say.

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    It’s called being based OP, and it feels good to be based. Based is how you feel inside.

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    Me too, it helped explain the world and made me realise the solution. It made me more positive.

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    I’m also glad you became a communist. 🥰

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    I am as well. Took a lot of breaking away from the anti-communist propaganda but I’m glad I did.

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    Happy to be on the right side of history

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    And we’re glad you’re allied with us. Welcome, my brother, sister, or non-binary sibling.

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    1. We figured out that working together makes a nation stronger faster
      than living under a system that kicks people to the curb or kills them outright
      just because another group of people deem them inferior and a threat to their position.
      And most often these same people also sycophantically and pathetically
      suck up to other people that they deem absolutely superior
      and more civilized to their position, no matter what they do or how absurd.
    2. We are disgusted by the above behavior of in one way or another.
      Either their ruthlessness, their hypocrisy or their sycophantic behavior,
      while still somehow thinking that they are better and more civilized than others.
    3. We followed and notice the disconnected changing narrative
      of economic policies over time and notice that the real rules are:
      “Free market and no handouts” for thee and
      “infinite economic security” for us elite.
    4. We followed and notice the disconnected changing narrative
      of election policies over time and notice that if you live in a “(liberal) democracy”,
      as branded by the US, that all the most policies are decided
      by Wall Street oligarchs, even if you’re a citizen of France or Japan.
    5. We followed and notice the disconnected changing narrative
      of a violent political event over time by your local media
      and then try to figure out what else you’ve been lied about
      and notice a running theme of issue #1/2 on a global scale,
      of all “democracies”.
    6. If you’re a citizen of one of these “liberal democracies”
      and looked towards “nationalists” to address issue #4,
      we have followed and noticed that these “nationalists”
      that complain about “globalism” are just “globalist racists”
      that consider issue #3, #4 and #5 to be a failure of the system in issue #1,
      that is to say, they’re being surpassed by a group of “inferior” people
      and that this group of people has to be killed outright immediately,
      before they pose any further threat.

    Correct me if I’m wrong or whether Im missing something.