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I was the anon you replied to.
'twas mostly nitpicking for the meme (and some that were plain wrong (e.g. didn't notice the afro-carib being united)). But I genuinely disagree on a few
>nuevo espana
I insist on the south and north being seperate. From what I understand, the cultural unity is largely overstated, as the spanish elite had very spanish bubbles to retreat to across the whole empire to reproduce culture, but were distinct from 90% of the inhabitants. Both sides had (mostly) isolated histories until the conquest(s) (N: central valley people, S: andeans) and forked somewhat in the early modern, with mexico having a particular relationship to the U.S, and the southerners with Bolivar and what not.
>Jutland
Pure map autism on my part. Always hated the look of it
>hungary
judging by the ethnicity maps I've seen, the trianon division was a bit artificial
>fyrom
>they do have their own standardized Language and view themselves as a different Ethnic group
Isn't this mostly larp/contrarianism? It seams artificial (not sustainable), like cypress (thought that has different reasons)
>Ummah
This one just looked like mohammedian fantasy. I've never dabbled in haploautism, but I do know that the people on the outskirts of that map look distinct from each other.
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>>2310259
we're already seeing a dissolution of "the government" into various competing factions of various states of ability and readiness, as well as states growing in power as more and more competitors.

>>2310193
The freeways of LA were designed to segregate people in particular

>>2310596
We’re gonna throw you in a gulag Agent Kochinski

>>2310215
why do democrats keep having crypto-republican senators and the opposite never happens?

Leaked State Department Memo Reveals Profound Restructuring
According to the memo’s dictates, what remained of USAID has been thoroughly warped and fully woven into the State Department where it no longer serves its former stated purpose of cultural diplomacy and soft-power humanitarianism. Instead, the State Department has explicitly centralized executive command and control and effectively militarized the executive’s approach to disaster response, population control, and national security. Toward this end, new offices will be created to monitor emerging threats, enforce migration controls, and consolidate foreign aid oversight under political leadership. “There is a true command and control of it in a way that there wasn’t,” Rep. Mast told Drop Site. “That command and control will take place under the political branches.”
https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/state-department-memo-congress-budget

Inside the MAGA vs. hawk battle to sway Trump on bombing Iran
During a private lunch with the president at the White House last Wednesday, conservative talk show host Mark Levin told Trump that Iran was days away from building a nuclear weapon, an argument Trump’s own intelligence team has told the president is not accurate, according to an intelligence official as well as another Trump ally familiar with the matter. Levin urged Trump to allow the Israeli government to strike Iranian nuclear sites, which Trump has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would torpedo the diplomacy.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/06/10/iran-trump-maga-hawks-00394820
https://archive.ph/mtcO4

Leaders of sex-focused women's wellness company that promoted "orgasmic meditation" convicted in forced labor trial
The leaders of a sex-focused women's wellness company that promoted "orgasmic meditation" were found guilty Monday in what has been described as an abusive scheme to coerce their employees into performing traumatic and demeaning tasks with little or no pay, authorities said. A Brooklyn jury deliberated for less than two days before convicting Nicole DaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

‘The Families Wanted Boeing to Face Real Accountability’: CounterSpin interview with Katya Schwenk on Boeing deal
Janine Jackson: There’s no need for me to rewrite the AP story on how Boeing and the Justice Department got together and decided no crime was committed when Boeing’s 737 Max planes crashed in 2018 and 2019, killing 346 people. So I’ll just cite it: "Boeing did not tell airlines and pilots about a new software system, called MCAS, that could turn the plane’s nose down without input from pilots if a sensor detected that the plane might go into an aerodynamic stall. The Max planes crashed after a faulty reading from the sensor pushed the nose down and pilots were unable to regain control. After the second crash, Max jets were grounded worldwide until the company redesigned MCAS to make it less powerful and to use signals from two sensors, not just one. The Justice Department charged Boeing in 2021 with deceiving FAA regulators about the software, which did not exist in older 737s, and about how much training pilots would need to fly the plane safely. The department agreed not to prosecute Boeing at the time, however, if the company paid a $2.5 billion settlement, including the $243.6 million fine, and took steps to comply with anti-fraud laws for three years. Federal prosecutors, however, last year said Boeing violated the terms of the 2021 agreement by failing to make promised changes to detect and prevent violations of federal anti-fraud laws. Boeing agreed last July to plead guilty to the felony fraud charge instead of enduring a potentially lengthy public trial." But now that we’re up to speed, here’s a reporter whose work, unlike that of AP, is not headlined with a little ticker telling you how Boeing stock is doing. Katya Schwenk is a journalist whose work appears at the Lever, the Intercept and the Baffler, among other outlets. Welcome to CounterSpin, Katya Schwenk.
https://fair.org/home/the-families-wanted-boeing-to-face-real-accountability/

The Bad News About the May Jobs Report
The economy added 139,000 jobs and the unemployment rate remained at 4.2 percent, a historically low level. Wage growth also continued at a healthy 3.9 percent year-over-year pace, with the annualized rate over the last three months, a nearly identical 3.8 percPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Thanks News Anon

tybna

>>2308315
I'm pretty tech illiterate. Is there a way to download that map file so I can use it as a layer in google earth pro?

>>2308762
probably from the public dole from a bunch of different governments' NGO funds and like the other anon said, she probably earns a penny from public appearances.

>>2308194
>why is the fact that mexico is a settler state not talked about hmm
brother we have mexican indigenists writing columns in prominent international newspapers every single week lol, they certainly get more air than any native indian american has ever gotten in or outside the US

>>2308499
headline writing obeys different grammar rules. look it up.

>the mayor funded it
yeah ok

the mayor, who let the LAPD shoot anyone who moves, is the one behind the riots

>>2309795 THE NEW THREAD JUST FLEW OVER MY HOUSE

>>2309398
embarrassing

>>2307816
true,
Pritzker could also get the same opportunity if they start going this sort of shit in illinois.

>>2307472
>he doesn't know about chilean cybcom
grim

>>2307836
in what, chicago?
nothing else will happen in the rest of the state

>>2307835
>Trump can't just have people arrested.
why not
>than there's a good possibility there won't even be an election in 2028.

they're certainly discussing this

>>2307947
Do something about it vro

Why didn't this happen already? Both are anti-democratic ideologies, one kills on the because of race, the kills because of class.

>>2309055
Democracy is immoral, one-party state is moral, all parlimentarians no matter what kind participate in this downrotten immoral system, therefore we should ban democracy, why didn't it happen already tbh

>>2309115
China and DPRK are both multiparty states

>dsa flag
>cOmMuNiSm KiLlS bEcAUSe Of cLasS
go suck bernie's balls.

>>2292986
What's the problem governor? I agree with his posts.

the users on the site are the most obnoxious dogmatic faggots ive ever seen, with transhumanist mods as a cherry on top. unsufferable

>>2288672
There might be more information on this form other sources but this was a video I found insightful.

https://youtu.be/5RpPTRcz1no

>>2288914
thanks for sharing

bump

bump

This has been posted multiple times. I’m sure it’s considered spam.

>>2307939
There's an /mlpol/ raid?

>>2305727
ur just describing a pure synthesis dichotomy, a turing machine

>>2305772
yep

>>2305819
been a while missed em tbh

>>2292284
>both of these claims are correct one at the beginning and eventually the other one
I dont think that is correct. More goods does not increase rate of profit, but it can increase market share for an individual. But individual share of absolute profit does not change or reverse the tendency of the rate of profit to fall in total and does nothing to delay the contradictions capitalism. Again it actually increases them.

The share of total appropriation of surplus value towards a communist state further puts strain on non-communists, as private individuals they are reliant on profit, while a state is not.

>>2290660
Lenin was an incredibly pragmatic and realistic man. He was prepared to work with the Germans to return to Russia through the Eastern front, he was prepared to negotiate in Brest-Litovsk and why he used nationalist movements to promote the spread of Marxism-Leninism.

>>2290660
Surprisingly good post.

All this was not the result of the material progress of history, it was random chance, it was either an arbitrary choice or based on choices and personal opinions of individuals.

>>2273325
>IF THERE IS DOWNWARD CROSS-CLASS MOBILITY FROM THE PETTY BOURGEOISIE INTO THE PROLETARIAT, THEN THERE WILL BE A CORRESPONDING DOWNWARD MOBILITY FROM THE PROLETARIAT INTO THE "LUMPEN", I.E. THE HOMELESS, CRIMINAL, DECLASSED, IMPRISONED, ETC.

yeah and thats already habbening

>>2273302
>On the other hand, the proletarian is relatively freer from such cares; he is not troubled by customers, or by having to pay rent for premises. He goes to the factory every morning, calmly goes home in the evening, and as calmly pockets his pay on Saturdays. Here, for the first time, the wings of our shoemaker’s petty-bourgeois dreams are clipped; here for the first time proletarian strivings awaken in his soul.
Honestly a point on why it can be hard to rouse the proletariat and why having some amount of petit bourgie daily anxiety in the party is useful, but we need to reach into the proletariat to unleash the extremely high levels of people power needed.

>>2273389
bullshit

>>2273322
Yeah but this was before Stalin's deviation so I'll allow it

>>2273423
>when you are NOT a class collaborationist opportunist

What's wrong with being a class collaborationist opportunist? I thought we're all here because we failed to become collaborators.