It's a good one. The images really help to picture some essential concepts, too.
redtea
joined 3 years ago
That said, I struggled to understand Marx at first because I didn't know who anyone was. It was all words and concepts. Then I read the first book in Isaac Deutscher's trilogy on Trotsky and the first Fear of Mirrors novel by Tariq Ali. After that, I could picture a young Hegelian not as an abstract theoretician but as someone who thought a certain way and lived at a certain time. Made it all much easier and things flowed from there.
The Soviets forced workers to take time off work and to live in affordable housing, knowing that the workers would fall into the trap of enjoying some of their free time naked. The Soviets were despicable like that.
That's good to know. I'll try playing around.
Thanks for the tip!
Are the volume and screen brightness as good quality? And does the Bluetooth work? These are issues that I had with Mint.
Like clockwork. The scratched liberals love the chance to brazenly take a firm stance on Nazism. It's just not the same stance they tell you they take in all the school textbooks and Hollywood movies.
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Marx would've jumped right into the replacement comm, c/slop. This is what he said about JS Mill:
On the level plain, simple mounds look like hills; and the imbecile flatness of the present bourgeoisie is to be measured by the altitude of its great intellects.
Not if you block those types of comms, comrade :) (albeit you may have to stay tuned in as an admin)
Monsieur 'andprint