Yllych

where beatnik?

As part of the settlement, Lilium will transfer ownership of the mines to the Burkina Faso government. In return, the government will pay Endeavour $60 million and a 3% royalty on up to 400,000 ounces of gold produced at the Wahgnion mine, according to a statement released on Tuesday.

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Also more to the point of the capitalist mode of production, you cannot accumulate surplus value if you destroy all the labour.

Edit- not to say the point of capitalism is surplus value. It's moreso profit. But the point still stands.

I've heard rumours that he's planning to aid the bourgeois in their control of the state, and may even be planning to assist them in controlling the means of production.

zed poster again

If you're forcing people to fight it's probably a lot easier to force weak old men into a van vs able bodied youth .

Plus you'd probably want to preserve the population that has the rest of their lives to potentially create surplus value, and instead get rid of pensioners.

So are you going to vote Democrat or PSL

I see a couple comments you posted before (since removed) excusing the American government for overlooking the Palestinian genocide.

So it's interesting that genocide becomes an important issue for you when it can be used as a cudgel against China.

And fuck off with your whiny edits about how you're just a lil guy getting dogpiled. If you want to have a good faith disagreement about China or whatever that's more than allowed here, providing you make a real attempt. Which you did not.

Sorry you stumbled onto one square milimetre of internet that doesn't follow imperial narratives.You wanna feel validated in your anti China sentiment? Go read or watch any major media outlets, speak with any politician, or talk to 90 percent of random people where you live. They will all share in those opinions.

Source?

Looks like 4 groups of bombings, and I'm guessing each of those coincides with a "safe" area refugees were told to flee towards.

Sounds like what the passage is alluding to is the tendency of the rate of profit to fall, and one of the more effective ways in which capital can temporarily alleviate this is to destroy fixed capital. This is largely where the post WW2 booms came from in the western world.

Michael Roberts and Guglielmo Carchedi wrote a book that has a good passage on the topic, don't have it with me rn since I'm at work.