Good point, how about this?

Pedestrians: “can you please make your cars a little safer for us?”

US carmakers:

I probably didn’t watch it. Now that it think of it, i stopped watching new marvel movies after ant-man.

Zemo? The same incompetent-but-indestructible Zemo of Hydra? Good Guy?

No, I dislike all Authoritarian regimes. I dislike single party systems.

Living in WW2 Belarus would cure you from that centrist hyperidealist nonsense. Or maybe not, there would be statistically 1/3 chance nazis would murder you.

Oh hey this is how i inform people about juche

how did Marx borrow from Proudhon?

He read Proudhon and using his work as the base of critique he worked his own theory up. Poverty of Philosophy was a major milestone in Marx theory and one of the predecessors of Capital.

while in many-parties system no party can control discourse

As someone living in a country having many-party system, the discourse is perfectly controllable in the same way they are doing it in US, just with tiny extra effort. Since 1989 we didn’t had even a single anticapitalist party in parliament despite having sometimes over a dozen of them for several years. Hell in current term we have the most parties - 17 parties + 42 independent parliamentarists on 460 seats in sejm, and still what we hear from all of them is similar on every base question - no alternative to capitalism, neoliberalism in practice, and complete submission to USA and EU in all manners.

From recent books, short stories anthology “From a Certain Point of View” have some quite good ones, can recommend.

There’s a lot of short stories about that in various books, though they tend to overuse both the tropes of banality of evil and the cackling evil maniacs.

Afaik the only majority muslim country that support the western lies campaign about Xinjiang is Albania because they so much want to be admitted to EU, that in the process they gave up their every potential bargaining chip and never even once looked at Turkey to compare and assess their chances.

Idk about .ca but .world defederated preemptively from .hexbear because their admins are selfaware wolves who knew hex would point out their rightwigness.

You know this meme ain’t what you think it is, when you notice what Huey holds in his hands while correctly talking to libs.

And even without it, it still isn’t this case, i’m perfectly ok to explain the definition when question arise. I’m not ok to stop using marxist vocabulary to explain marxism.

This is one of the tests of reading Marx, somehow it’s nearly always evident if someone use the term “primitive” about level of development or is just spewing racism. Problem is that liberals, ultras and such cannot differentiate between the two, but i guess it’s their problem.

Lmao first non-US state is on 36 place.

South Korea and RoC actually did the mandatory haircuts on occasions (though in case of RoC it was justified and was more like one particular haircut was forbidden). It’s always projection.

There are two kinds of deviations on the left, right-deviations (aka opportunists) that are succdems and such, basically defending capitalism and always siding with libs against communists, and the left-deviations (also called ultras, leftcoms etc. often including anarchism) who refuse to acknowledge every real-world attempt at socialism as “not real communism”, “statism”, “authoritarianism”, “state capitalism” etc. because real world has a habit of clashing with their ideals.
Some short reading.

If you want to met those latter people, probably just wait for the answers for my comment here, since there’s many of them here on fediverse.

From a same experience going in Poland for around 35 years i can say that it won’t boost very much. It is just gouging people who can’t afford a car or can’t drive for various reasons. Or alternatively they want to do typical liberal thing and chase people out of it and then announce nobody is using it and then liquidate. Again same as in many cases in Poland.

All of those except Soleimani did happened in America

Not counting cat hair, the mirror ceiling and cafeteria this is just the average office in private company in Poland in late 90’s