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Old thread (v1): https://leftypol.org/hobby/res/7136.html

The practice and principles of Permaculture are one of the most important tools for not only creating a sustainable socialism, but also for repairing the damage done to the global ecosystem by capitalism, and lessening your individual reliance on the current capitalist system.Permacultural practice and socialism are two very powerful allies, and learning about permaculture should be necessity for modern socialists and communists.
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https://parkrosepermaculture.substack.com/p/mutual-aid-is-not-charity-it-is-strategy?

>>47419
>Beans and other nitrogen fixers
Good
>>47430
>>47437
>control pests through mixed crops and other means,
very good

And last resort because this will spread disease although you can lower the risk by cooking it; Excrement, as in literal shit and piss

>>47503
You can treat excrement so that it no longer has diseases but still has the good stuff.
https://ranchomastatal.com/blognewsletter/2020/3/10/composting-toilets
https://www.resilience.org/stories/2017-12-08/permaculture-sewage-treatment-first-aid-and-future-proofing-for-our-rivers-and-seas/
What this won't take care of though is heavy metals and other stuff that bioaccumulates in the human body, but there are ways of getting that stuff out of the soil too. Sunflowers are generally pretty good at sucking up everything in soil so they can be used to help reduce contaminants (just make sure that once they are grown you go bury them somewhere else to help return the contents to the sedimentary layer).

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Giving three norway maples a haircut. It'd be an eyesore but I'm considering leaving the trunks as snags
This year I've planted joe pye weed, spotted bee balm and a few more varieties of coneflower

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>>46749 (me again)
>I've selected one that was crossed so as to produce larger fruits (but still ripen on time unlike most of the crosses).
Saved seeds from these and the new fruit are doing great, the fruit got even bigger! Have about ten plants after aggressive selection (more on that later). Actually fertilized these beds this year, and started the tomatoes early, so no doubt that helped too.

>Other crops include a large collection of thai kang kob mocshata pumpkins.

>Only one vine of these really produced, so I'm going to select from this one.
I selected from two and they are going crazy from my low maintenance beds! Unfortunately had a hill of assorted Moschatas (more on that later) and these all died from a lack of maintenance.

>We've also got a small plot of russian kale.

>Another very resilient plant that tends to do a little better in the fall when there's no butterflies to eat them.
These plants are doing great this year too, although they pale in comparison to the wild mix I got (more on that later).

>We planted a lot of half-runner beans, but not sure any actually produced.

>A favorite from around the area.
Still have a bunch of these growing.
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The ultimate transportation device, there is no more prole vehicle then a bicycle.
>cheap
>efficient
>healthy
>fun
>easy to repair

talk about your rides, commutes, repairs, whatever.

MTB, road, BMX,… all are welcome but if you pay too much you're a sucker

>>47968
Gotta post the anthem.

>>47968
In theory yes, but only if civil infrastructure accommodates for it, which most of the time prioritises carfaggotry.

>>47968
I love riding cleta. One time I had an accident because I drank too much tequila at the local ICP meeting but luckily I landed on my huge tetas and it was ok.

>>47974
You're living my dream…
Only Damenites in my cold shithole country……..
May relocate to southern europe soon, hopefully…………………..
hope you recovered quickly, damn



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What are some good dystopian sic-di movies.

(mod edit: cyberpunk goes in here too)
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>>4093
Really not a fan of the second film, but I loved the first one. The scene where the protagonist drops to his knees at the ruined Statue of Liberty was perfect.

They should just adapt the post Aliens comic books where Hicks, Newt, and Ripley team up to kill the Queen Mother and the Earth gets wrecked by mind controlled xenomorph cultists.

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What do you guys think of Richard Morgan who wrote the Altered Carbon book and etc? I heard recently he was a Marxist and so was thinking of re-reading his work as an adult.

>>47962
Iono, I only watched the Netflix series, how is the book?

>>47963
I read it when i was quite young, but it was good cyberpunk cross with detective noir, the tv show played the idea of death all to non-serious for me, probably for reasons of action, in the book death is a really big deal and a lot of it is about the human body and etc becoming a commodity, it's also interspersed with these radical aphorisms from a referenced failed revolution that i don't think the show bothered with, like pretty sure it kept saying dangerously based things like annihilate porky.



 

Onyo edition
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>>47371
I'm pretty sure that's just burned, not chocolate flavored.

i made an abomination by trying to make mediterranean pasta sauce while replacing a bunch of ingredients that aren't available where i am with alternatives. it came out really watery and gross. i ate a bit of it and left in my fridge and the next day i sorta fixed it by adding a bunch of butter and garlic and accompanying it with alcohol. so if you ever fuck up a pasta, just add butter and garlic and eat it with beer/wine/cider or whatever. thumbs up emoji

>>47946
butter garlic onion parmesan tomato is the secret to make everything vaguely italian

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Starch is proletarian, animal products and excess oils are bourgeois, eat like a rural peasant in Maoist China for greatest health, fat and protein being healthy are memes and the excess is symptom of bourgeois decadence.
Starch = civilization = Starch

>>47948
Tl;dr here is documentary
the bourgeoisie want you sick and stupid



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This board needs a literature thread i think. So itt write about books you are currently reading. Feel free to post opinions, pictures and discussions about books.
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Currently Reading the Don Flows Home to the Sea, the second in a duology depicting the lives of the Don Cossacks shortly before World War I and into the Russian Civil War. Lots of great comparison between the roughness of the Cossacks and the land itself.

>>47438
I was going to say "what a coincidence, I'm also reading it" but then I realized your post is four months old, so not that much of a coincidence.
Anyway, I'm not that deep into it yet but I'm actually enjoying it immensely. But I tend to like plotless books. I actually find it refreshing how much of the book is just dedicated to drawing out the protagonist's deranged aestheticism. But I can also see why that would put people to sleep.

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I thought getting into the classics was just a matter of picking up the books as cheap as possible and reading them at your leisure but apparently you also have to be extra careful that you don't get a shitty translation or low quality edition. Like I found out that the copies of The Count of Monte Cristo and Crime and Punishment I read at my school library were made by some sketchy Mexican publisher that although it sells literature classics at very low prices it also cuts several pages of both books, had several typos and outright censored lots of shit because the translation they got was made during Franco era Spain.
It fucking sucks how people have to pay more to get the REAL book from a proper publisher like if it was some special edition of a video game, completely anti-art.

>>47927
If its classics you want, cant you find them at libraries?

>>47930
The last time I was in my local library they'd gotten rid of half their damn books.



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Was she a Stalinist? She sure as hell never did anything wrong.
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Anyone following his latest story? How is it going?

is stalin canon in the world of pikachu or whatever

>>46727
Only in the first game when the US existed.

>>46726
every niche fiction community has someone that makes most of the daily contributions so you should just ask this question in wildbow's discord server

is he dead?



 

This show has everything. It's very luigipilled and burgerpunk. It has the zeitgeist. Very nice. Did enjoy. Would recommend. It's like Breaking Bad and Fear and Loathing meets Akira and Paprika.
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>>45818
That's like saying you don't use an apples to grow apple trees, you use apples seeds, while apples are perfectly fine for apple tree planting.

I really enjoyed it. Just like Breaking Bad, though, my opinion is that all shows should be this level of smart, this shouldn't be the unique diamond it inevitably will become. I also don't think it needs a season 2. It's going to stuffer from the same writing issues every season 2 show has when it wraps up everything so neatly. It'll focus too much on interpersonal drama to delay and buffer episodes because they don't have a real plot anymore. It'll also pull a midichlorians bullshit when it inevitably explains too much lore about the alternate dimension powered by mother earth or whatever they decide it will be.


Yes, the writing was good, the politics were on point, the art style grew on me, and the animation was great when it wanted to be (just look at the way the turtle blinks!)

>>45628
Is it finished? Might check it out

it's too performative and solipsistic for me, the way the dialogue is written and the characters talk to each other like they're all just exchanging very rehearsed monologues instead of actually communicating, the kevin smith style of writing. takes me right out of it.

>>47020
nah season 2 trailer just came out



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The ur-reactionary film

From time to time you get these right wing movies such as 300 and Conan the Barbarian which I call "reactionary films", i.e. any movie which is based on some hypermasculine white guy beating back the androgyne, ethnic forces of evil. Conan the Barbarian (1982) is the perfect example of this, the ur-reactionary movie

TLDR: Conan the barbarian (1982 movies) is a 1980s right wing movie, part of the Reagan turn/backlash against the 60s/70s. The witch he encounters and has sex with early through the movie is supposed to represent the evils of "free love", she literally turns into a ghost demon as she orgasms. The whole part where the girls father, the king asks Conan to get his daughter back from Thulsa Doom who is (probably) sexing his daughter. The cultists of Thulsa doom are supposed to be an analogue for hippie-commune 1960s people who tell Conan to "go back to the land" and have flower power shit. Next there's there's the gay snake-priest that tries to seduce Conan but Conan beats him up. The Villain of the movie is an ultra masculine deep voice black man (James Earl Jones as "Thulsa Doom") who has hypnotized a cult full of nubile dancing white girls into a sexualized stupor, sort of combining 1970s anti cult shit with anti hippie stuff. At the end the hippies put out their new age candles and shit and leave, and the girls go back to their fathers. All delivered by an ultramasculine white man (Arnie) to defeat and buckbreak black hypermasculinity (James Earl Jones). Essentially its the artistic reaction to undo the 1960s/70s and everything about it including sexuality, race, etc.

Long Version:

I: Introduction

Conan the Barbarian is a 1982 epic sword and sorcery film directed by John Milius and written by him and Oliver Stone. Based on Robert E. Howard‘s Conan, the film stars Arnold Schwarzenegger in the title role and James Earl Jones, with Sandahl Bergman, Gerry Lopez, Max von Sydow, Mako, Sven-Ole Thorsen, and Ben Davidson.

The film gave Schwarzenegger worldwide recognition, and in the years since its release, it became a cult film, making a lot more money on home video. It spawned a sequel, Conan the Destroyer, in 1984, and a reboot was made in 2011.

A link to quotes from the film can be found here.
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What is the Communist answer to the Riddle of Steel?

>>43956
Backyard foundries

underrated post

>>36214
>>23353
Restoring the images posted



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ITT "villains" who did nothing wrong.
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>>44603
It was the only thing that could blow up planets.


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Zaheer did nothing wrong no gods no masters no avatars

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>>47920
See the based trips >>18777
Killing the Earth Queen was the only good thing he did and that was more incidental than anything else. Kuvira is the based one >>2888



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Let's make a thread to discuss, review and analyze tv shows. Everybody is binging something these days.
Argue about dvd commentaries, Post your thesis on King of the Hill, Reminisce about a tv show you used to watch but don't quite remember it's title. Just about anything related to shows. Post your highscore on those Ben 10 CN flash games. Anything goes.
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>>31327
Stellan isn't an arthouse actor. He's been in mainstream stuff since the 90s.

>>31398
That looks fucking terrible. Looks like it never went anywhere for good reason.

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It's hilarious that Sopranos and hardcore GoT fans have the exact same fandom arc. both used to brag nonstop about how gritty, realistic, and "true to life" their shows were. Then historians clowned of GoT's fake "medieval realism," and actual mobsters started publicly saying The Sopranos wasn't all that authentic either.
Now they've both done the exact same backpedal: "It was never about realism. It's about the character dynamics."

>>47913
>Now they've both done the exact same backpedal: "It was never about realism. It's about the character dynamics."
anon i hate to break it to you, but i don't think anyone thought "a mobster walks into a shrink's office" was ever a realistic premise

>>47917
I don't think you understand the time period. Both when the show was airing and in its early online fandom, the community bent over backward to argue that the show was realistic. This wasn't some niche opinion, it was the prevailing attitude.



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