Have you read Capital?

Maybe relevant but I’ve heard that a group of 500 people is easy for cops to deal with but 10 groups of 50 is impossible.

Then we ML’s need to step up. They can’t just go along with whatever liberals are doing. And if libs don’t fall in line, we have to prioritize organizing ourselves first and tote the line of “You’re either with us or against us”.

If you go to a march and you didn’t walk away more organized than you walked in, you haven’t done anything.

I heard once that car manufacturers can’t make cars without Chinese parts. They say they’re made in Europe or America but really they’re just assembled there.

So idk what President Trump was thinking when he put over 100% tariffs on China but I’m glad it’s crashing the economy. Unfortunately economic decline in a real sense has to happen for social progress in America at this point. And I am cautiously optimistic that this is already working with the recent marches going on. Those marches need more coverage, and they need more organization of people during the march, so that people who who attend walk away with more than they came in with (even if it’s just a secure way of contacting their group so they can decide on further action). They also need a leadership structure.

Perfect.

Why did you only post the cover?

I thought a mass line is the government researching what the masses need from them?

I was thinking about this the other day when my friend said he’s too old to participate in a revolution. People can contribute a whole lot more than they give themselves credit for.

If that’s your opinion that’s fine, don’t support them, but I don’t find anything damning reading through this. Here’s my opinion: anyone loud online getting disproportionate amount of hate without concrete proof of them being a piece of shit is probably doing something right.

Here’s my ultra spicy take, idk if yall are ready for this: Andrew Tate’s media presence was wiped off of the internet swiftly because of his analogy of us living in the matrix and him (correctly) saying that they don’t want young strong men who can stand up against the system. Don’t get me wrong he does and says cringe shit. But the SA charges are probably just the standard defamation play they use against everyone they want to silence.

Now I am not going to stan e-celebs. I quit watching all of them. My only point is that I’ve seem some of them get a disproportionate amount of hate. Almost as if it’s coordinated, but it could just be people being people. And I will add that I think Haz actually says a lot more interesting and thought provoking things that are new ideas to me compared to Hassan, who is vastly more popular but for me isn’t as effective.

Okay you can drag me away now.

facepalm thank you

I don’t get it :(

China has already been conducting military exercises around Taiwan, I don’t think the US navy can get close enough to help at this point. If China wants to take Taiwan by force I think they will certainly be able to do it.

However, what will the US do once they lose most of their ability to manufacture semiconductors? Seriously this will be like going back to the stone age for them, will they be forced to do something crazy? It’s not like they have the ability to move production, and I expect that China will act to counter capital flight if it is serious about taking Taiwan.

Nazis love losing so probably not

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I mean in the youtube video I linked, she’s getting ~80fps in the original (non remastered) Crysis on an ARM device.

Has China or really anyone else experimented with replacing money with any type of labour voucher system? I don’t understand why they still use money when money is already digital.

There is a historic trend of lessening class antagonisms. And there have been more communist countries after major crises. If America well and truly collapses I think it will switch to some form of socialism.

But they don’t have burgers!

The team unveiled a carbon nanotube (CNT) transistor chip that processes data not just in ones and zeros, but also a third state, enabling computations to occur faster and with less energy. In experiments, the chip demonstrated flawless accuracy in image recognition tasks, a milestone detailed in the January issue of the journal Science Advances.

That’s seriously pretty crazy.