scarcity_of_the_self

joined 9 months ago

This post has convinced me people who think populism has real meaning have the same distortion of reality going on as people who think pro wrestling is real.

Police abolition is an extreme idealist anarchist position and no actually existing socialist project has taken this approach to policing.

[–] scarcity_of_the_self@hexbear.net 41 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (3 children)

I never see people clock major (talking dozens and dozens of deaths) natural disasters in peripheral countries either just Trump Trump Trump

Log off then, I don't want to hear about it

Oh thank God a post about Trump from a four year old account with an owl, cartoon, bean, or Kelly themed profile picture, I was worried I might have to read about news I can't find on CNN.

[–] scarcity_of_the_self@hexbear.net 70 points 7 months ago (4 children)

Iranian bank cards now operational in Russian ATMs

Iranian citizens are now able to withdraw cash using their Shetab payment system cards in Russia, marking the first phase of integration between Iran's Shetab and Russia's Mir payment networks, Iran's embassy in Moscow announced on November 11.

[–] scarcity_of_the_self@hexbear.net 1 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

8 years into arguing on Stormfront with people who still hold the same views but worse. If you own an ereader it is fucking crying right now.

Sorry I just misspoke, I implied you are arguing with actual users. About national security matters.

I just want you to know how fricking epic and cool that is

How does this image make you feel white boy

I'm sure the jingoistic Stan suffix indicates only the best intentions, purely ironic of course.

https://roape.net/2024/11/06/when-the-imf-and-world-bank-visited-my-father/

In memory of his father, who passed away earlier in October, Yusuf Serunkuma offers a heartfelt political reflection on his father’s unfulfilled dreams since Uganda’s independence in 1962.  Recounting the story of his father’s dismissal from a textile factory in the early 1990s, he illustrates the devastating impact of the neoliberal austerity policies imposed by the World Bank and the IMF on the lives of ordinary Ugandans. These imperialist interventions dismantled the material progress and aspirations of the generation that won independence, and continue to suppress the hopes of both present and future generations.

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