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[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 3 points 2 hours ago

Very cool! Thank you. I just found that exact book recommended by others as well. I'll have a look.

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 5 points 6 hours ago

From my understanding, israel was put in the region by western colonialist powers through force and would have no legitimacy whatsoever. Correct me if I'm wrong.

After what happened in gaza and and other places, the whole population of israel must be tried for genocide and individually sentenced, based on their participation, same as citizens and heads of states of other countries worldwide.

Since the palestinian people can not live peacefully with unconvicted warcriminals (who would?), the situation in gaza and all other surrounding areas must be stabilized by someone who only cares about the oppressed (who always are the only ones that matter) and then, the future of the region must be determined by all people who live there and nobody else.

This may mean a one state solution but it is only for them to decide and western intervention is out of the question from that point forward.

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 12 points 6 hours ago (3 children)

I just saw a text saying something along the lines: "concentrations camps, as seen by the soviets and germans" and it shook me. Even natopedia does not list the soviet union as users of concentration camps. Is there any good ressource to refute such a stupid claim?

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 6 points 20 hours ago

I dont think prison is an appropriate term. Although the prison system in the US is arguably a gruesome torture industry, this has much more similarities with the german concentration camps. The chaotic, inhumane housing of masses of people in the worst of conditions with no regard to human rights and sometimes even active participation in torture and murder.

Btw concentration camps were (in the beginning) not where they primarily killed people. They detained them under very similar conditions and a lot of them died there a most gruesome death but they had "Vernichtungslager" as well which had the primary use of industrially killing men, women and children, burning them and or burying them (sometimes alive).

This is fascism. There are no two ways about it. We are watching the beginning of another reich. Capitalism is pulling out the knives.

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 16 points 2 days ago

Its schroedingers everything outside nato. Russia is both completely incompetent but will overrun germany tomorrow (not joking, thats how german fear media argues). China is infiltrating the whole world with infrastructure that is both supporting terror regimes and too cheap to last a week, same as their engineers being slaves and building the most advanced buildings in the world.

I could go on for days. I recently dropped out of the brainwash machine and i'm regularly speechless of the mountain of lies.

Is there any literature on how the west was able to build this manipulation empire?

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 6 points 2 days ago

For the most part, he’s not wrong to do so. Unlike in most other administrations where the president’s office is a tightly-controlled environment with only a select few top aides given so-called “walk-in privileges,” Trump’s Oval is the center of his world of friends, confidantes, advisers and employees who often mill about nearby in the West Wing, even when they might not have much to do there.

I mean, sure. Thats totally normal, right?

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 2 points 2 days ago

Awesome! I run a luanti server (essentially open source minecraft).

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 1 points 3 days ago

Asking for a friend: how much were you joking about the mlpd?

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 3 days ago

There's a new law which is supposed to come. Something about registers. It creeped me out so hard I didnt read all of it. Wife said they are starting with addicts who wer stationary "for their own benefit". Well, that worked great in the past.

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 3 days ago (4 children)

In germany they are starting to track disabled people btw. Not giving me the creeps at all. /s

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 4 days ago

I really appreciate this comment. It basically puts my general direction into words. I have constant discussions with healthy white folks with a bachelors degree and nearly six figures who say socialism is a nice idea but... It makes my skin crawl. I have lived through starvation and homelessness. it is incredibly hard to stay friendly in the face of such privilege.

[–] haui@lemmygrad.ml 7 points 5 days ago

You're right. Its not a new model. That doesnt make it less stigmatizing imo. Example: autistic people are a lot more prone to stress induced mental health issues. This shifts the view from the capitalist murder machine to people who are "vulnerable". That is the capitalist problem. Individualizing systemic issues. Industrial exploitation shouldnt exist, people who cant deal with that arent vulnerable, they are sane.

And no, imo people dont have to have a preexisting condition to fall prey to high tech emotional manipulation. Such tech should not exist.

 

I'm running around in leftist circles a lot since beginning of last year. I first got introduced to socialism through anarchism [stereotype alert] started to read and went pretty straight to communist and then ML pretty recently. The shoe is still new but it fits very well so far.

Whenever I bring up socialism and communism (let alone ML), I get a lot of flak from other leftists and especially from anarchists. Yet, I feel like a couple anarchist agitators sound like MLs just cosplaying. It would make sense as anarc kids are totally open for socialist ideas if one lets out the "science" part which irritates me a lot.

Does anyone have similar experience or is able to explain?

Btw pls let me know if this is inappropriate to ask. I dont mean to offend anyone.

 
 
 
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