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You haven’t read enough about national liberation. Read more.
It’s a subject. Read about national liberation.
I am both terrified and optimistic because yes it is.
Every once in a while just to risk a worker’s life.
6·3 years agoWe were having a mild winter until the Arctic weather came. People here aren’t used to weather like this. Nothing is built for it, so things are getting destroyed from pipes busting to streets cracking
10·3 years agoNot so fun fact: almost all the other states still have forced labor, too, but they pay a couple of bucks an hour or so.
The US has never been known for having much long term thought, tbf.
7·3 years agoThat’s how they became the world’s factory, though. I think they’ll be more willing to help spread the revolution as they get stronger in the future.
The west will rebuild, paying their own corporations the whole time, and the corporations will take controlling interests in their natural resources. Ukrainians will be forced to shoulder the burden over the long term through harsh austerity terms on their immense IMF loans.
They were at my high school, but I was in a town with a military base. They would harass students with nonstop texts and phone calls.
Why won’t they press the button?! Why are they taking Lenin seriously when he said the first stages would still have features of the old society?!
May this next year see the apple fall for you.
There are chapters elsewhere, but it’s become extremely decentralized. Elm Fork is by far the most reliable when it comes to showing up and doing stuff, though.
You’re not reading when you’re commenting.