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Who are the most widely-despised individuals in their own country?
The basic benchmark is Brian Thompson - despite not being a household name until their death, mass media found it hard to generate sympathy for them among the masses regardless of their general political alignments.

>inb4 Trump

Has plenty of fans, and a ~45% approval rating. We're not just talking about most people disliking, this is about least people liking too.
>inb4 Musk
Has been burying their reputation, but they still seem to have some serious amount of popularity
>inb4 Gates
Despite their hatred on the left and the right, their philanthrocapitalism has worked to successfully launder their reputation.

>>2291416
you're on drugs

Landlords

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>>2291416
I already forgot about Brian Thompson though, just like I will again in 10 minutes.

Anyway, I'm off to my distractions. Enjoy your revolution while I socialize and fail upwards or whatever.



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Hamas says ceasefire proposal offers ‘no guarantees’ for end to Gaza war
In a statement released earlier on Saturday, Hamas had said that it had submitted a response to Witkoff, and that the proposal “aims to achieve a permanent ceasefire, a comprehensive withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, and ensure the flow of aid” to Palestinians in Gaza.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/5/31/hamas-says-ceasefire-proposal-offers-no-guarantees-end-war
https://archive.ph/uSO2n

Saudi Arabia, Qatar to provide financial support to Syria's state employees, Saudi foreign minister says
A joint statement by Saudi Arabia and Qatar later said on Saturday that the joint financial support would be delivered over a three-month period. It said the move came following an earlier contribution by Saudi Arabia and Qatar in April to settle Syria's outstanding arrears of around $15 million to the World Bank. The Saudi foreign minister's visit comes a few weeks after the U.S. made a surprise announcement on lifting sanctions on Syria's Islamist-led government which overthrew former leader Bashar al-Assad in December.
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/saudi-arabia-provide-financial-support-with-qatar-syrias-state-employees-saudi-2025-05-31/

Libya protesters call on PM to quit in third weekly march
Hundreds of protesters gathered in central Tripoli on Friday for the third week in a row to demand the resignation of UN-recognised Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah following recent clashes in Libya's capital. Demonstrators chanted "Dbeibah out", "the people want the fall of the government", and "long live Libya". At least 200 people had assembled by late afternoon, with several hundred more following suit later. Some blasted slogans on loudspeakers from their cars.
https://www.newarab.com/news/libya-protesters-call-pm-quit-third-weekly-march

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>>2291431
TYBNA
I had a bad dream that you were arguing with someone on a thread and they made you really mad so you wrote that you would not post anymore news because they're so ungrateful.

9th Circuit Rules Trump Order for Mass Firings 'Far Exceeds' Constitutional Authority
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday night kept in place a block on President Donald Trump's efforts for massive firings and agency restructuring across the federal government, saying a far-reaching executive order signed in February went way beyond his constitutional authority and that the potential harm caused by the terminations warrants the hold while legal challenges continue to play out in the courts.
https://www.commondreams.org/news/trump-mass-firings-court-challenge

Gov. Newsom proposes ‘asset test’ for low-income and disabled Medi-Cal applicants. What does that mean?
For decades, low-income seniors and those with disabilities had to pass the “asset test” to be eligible for Medi-Cal and In-Home Supportive Services programs. That meant that a single applicant couldn’t qualify if they had assets valued more than $2,000. The limit for a couple was $3,000. To determine whether someone had $2,000 or not, the state would look at a person’s bank accounts, the amount of cash they had in hand and whether they had a second vehicle, among other analyses.
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-05-30/gov-newsom-proposes-asset-test-for-low-income-and-disabled-medi-cal-applicants-what-does-that-mean
https://archive.ph/8EK4o

Homeland Security cops handcuff one of Rep. Nadler's aides in chaotic day at NY fed building
Robert Gottheim, Nadler’s co-chief of staff, confirmed there was no arrest but otherwise declined to comment on the unusual event that resulted in federal agents entering the office of a Democratic member of Congress, accusing office staffers of criminal wrongdoing and handcuffing a staffer.
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Sweden: dockers go on the offensive after union leader fired for blocking military cargo to Israel
In February, Erik Helgeson, the national deputy chair and spokesperson of the Swedish Dockworkers’ Union, was fired. The reason? The union voted to block the handling of military equipment destined for Israel. In response to the workers’ decision, Gothenburg Roro Terminals (GRT), owned by Danish shipping giant DFDS, came down in full force against Helgeson, who was dismissed on the bogus grounds of being a threat to “national security”. This is an unprecedented attack on the Union and Helgeson, who has been a leading figure among the Dockworkers since the collective bargaining dispute of 2017. The union is alleged – by the employer, not the state – to have broken the law by compiling a dossier for the Swedish Labour Court "on the military trade exchange with Israel". But this is nothing more than a cheap excuse, since the dossier is based on public information. The union has taken the GRT to court over the illegitimate firing of Helgeson. The problem is that the multinational company operating the port can easily absorb the small fines that any court asks it to pay. DFDS reported a revenue of more than a billion euros in the first quarter of 2025 alone. Therefore, the union is now demanding an amendment to their collective bargaining agreement, where wrongful dismissals would incur damages of 1 percent of the employer's annual turnover. They are also demanding greater damages for other attempts to obstruct the work of elected worker representatives. In addition, they are demanding a strengthened obligation for the bosses to enter into negotiations, a ceiling on the use of temporary workers, a larger fund for supporting workers in need, and more.
https://marxist.com/sweden-dockers-go-on-the-offensive-after-union-leader-fired-for-blocking-military-cargo-to-israel.htm

Deir Yassin: A Brutal Massacre Carried Out By Zionist Death Squads in 1948 Etched Into the Consciousness of Palestinians
Deir Yassin is why we resist—to reclaim our stolen village and avenge the blood of our martyrs. Throughout the storied history of Palestinian resistance, heroes vowed revenge in the name of Deir Yassin: resistance fighters killed 77Post too long. Click here to view the full text.



 

I’m doing it for real bros
Im organizing now, I’m fighting against fascism. For far to long I have been either doing minor stuff or wasting time but I’m done.
I’m dedicating my life to the revolution, I’ve read enough theory and now I’ll be applying the stuff I have learned with the local working class in my area. It’s time guys the conditions for our liberation are here
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>>2289899
Hell yeah bro
Id post an encouraging meme if i had one, instead ill just wish you well comrade

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>>2289899

Individual Acts
1933

Many divergent positions have been taken up on the burning of the Reichstag by Van Der Lubbe. In the organs of the communist left (Spartacus, Radencommunist) it was approved as the act of a revolutionary communist. To approve and applaud such an act means calling for it to be repeated. That's why it's important to understand what use it had.

Its only meaning could be to hit, to weaken, the ruling class, the bourgeoisie. There can be no question of this here. The bourgeoisie hasn't been at all hurt by the burning of the Reichstag. Its rule hasn't in any way been weakened. On the contrary, the government has seized the opportunity to strengthen considerably its terror against the workers movement. The ultimate consequences of this have yet to be appreciated.

But even if such an act really did hit or weaken the bourgeoisie, the only consequence of this would be to encourage the workers to believe that such individual acts could liberate them. The great truth that they have to learn, that only the mass action of the entire working class can defeat the bourgeoisie, this basic truth of revolutionary communism, would be obscured from them. It would lead them away from autonomous class action. Instead of concentrating all their forces on propaganda within the working masses revolutionary minorities would exhaust their energies in individual acts which, even when carried out by a large and dedicated group, would in no way shake the domination of the ruling class. With its considerable auxiliary forces, the bourgeoisie could easily master such a group. There has rarely been a minority group which carried out such actions with the devotion, sacrifice and energy of the Russian nihilists half-a-century ago. At certain moments it even seemed that, through a series of well-organized individual assassinations, they would succeed in overthrowing Tsarism. But a French policeman, called in to take over the anti-terrorist struggle in place of the incompetent Russian police, succeeded with his Western energy and organization to annihilate nihilism in a few years. It was only afterwards, with the development of the mass movement, that Tsarism was overthrown.

But doesn't such an act have a value as a demonstration against the abject electoralism which serves to derail the workers' struggles? A demonstraPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2289906
>>2289921
redditor crawls out of his cave, tragic!

>>2290528
>Doing something by yourself,
Did you read the OP? He said he is ORGANIZING. How does that imply doing anything by himself? Is he organizing himself?

>>2291410
you can organize a mass shooting on your own, OP is a certified school shooter



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To the idealists on this site, violence does work. Despite how hard it is to believe this, African Americans have become the least likely people to experience police violence within the United States. Why? The reasons are complicated, but it boils down to face saving on the part of the us police force.
For those not aware of this, the US police force has faced legitimized defunding, riots, and has been blamed directly for insinuating dozens of race riots for the past century that have left upwards of hundreds of people dead. Regardless of your stance on American race politics and police violence, the US police force is ultimately blamed for most of this violence specifically because it’s the direct cause for most of this oddly specific form of it. The US federal government overtime grew increasingly intolerant of the US police force’s actions specifically because that behaviour of that institution does legitimately put the national security of the country as a whole st risk, and the US federal government cannot risk any more instances of mass violence breaking out in a time where the USA is weaker politically than ever. The fact that a single cop fucking up badly with showing restraint towards black Americans is enough to send the entire country in a frenzy is enough of a scare to the US federal government to mandate cops to just “fuck off and leave them be.”
Since the George Floyd riots, the US police force has seen funding cuts, some divisions entirely defunded, and many more reorganized specifically to avoid insinuating any more violence that could jeapordize the safety of the country.

Does this mean that the US police force has completely professionalized and stopped engaging in police brutality? No. Does this mean that us cops have suddenly become less racist? Sort of, but no. Does this mean that African Americans stopped being victims of police violence? To an extent, but a better answer is simply much less than before. And there’s a lesson to all of this.

Beating and terrorizing the ever loving shit out of people for messing with your life works.
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>>2290381

Individual Acts
1933

Many divergent positions have been taken up on the burning of the Reichstag by Van Der Lubbe. In the organs of the communist left (Spartacus, Radencommunist) it was approved as the act of a revolutionary communist. To approve and applaud such an act means calling for it to be repeated. That's why it's important to understand what use it had.

Its only meaning could be to hit, to weaken, the ruling class, the bourgeoisie. There can be no question of this here. The bourgeoisie hasn't been at all hurt by the burning of the Reichstag. Its rule hasn't in any way been weakened. On the contrary, the government has seized the opportunity to strengthen considerably its terror against the workers movement. The ultimate consequences of this have yet to be appreciated.

But even if such an act really did hit or weaken the bourgeoisie, the only consequence of this would be to encourage the workers to believe that such individual acts could liberate them. The great truth that they have to learn, that only the mass action of the entire working class can defeat the bourgeoisie, this basic truth of revolutionary communism, would be obscured from them. It would lead them away from autonomous class action. Instead of concentrating all their forces on propaganda within the working masses revolutionary minorities would exhaust their energies in individual acts which, even when carried out by a large and dedicated group, would in no way shake the domination of the ruling class. With its considerable auxiliary forces, the bourgeoisie could easily master such a group. There has rarely been a minority group which carried out such actions with the devotion, sacrifice and energy of the Russian nihilists half-a-century ago. At certain moments it even seemed that, through a series of well-organized individual assassinations, they would succeed in overthrowing Tsarism. But a French policeman, called in to take over the anti-terrorist struggle in place of the incompetent Russian police, succeeded with his Western energy and organization to annihilate nihilism in a few years. It was only afterwards, with the development of the mass movement, that Tsarism was overthrown.

But doesn't such an act have a value as a demonstration against the abject electoralism which serves to derail the workers' struggles? A demonstraPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2290698
I’m pretty sure a race riot wouldn’t register as an “individual act” you twat

>>2290684
Lone wolf and small cell terrorism can frighten the bourgeoisie into temporarily giving the working class some concessions. The same thing happened in Italy because of the Red Brigades. Temporary concessions are not socialist revolutions. People have been trying propaganda of the deed for almost 150 years and it never works.

>>2290731
>People have been trying propaganda of the deed for almost 150 years and it never works.
>Lone wolf and small cell terrorism can frighten the bourgeoisie into temporarily giving the working class some concessions
By your logic it works, just not “fully and permanently changing society on a societal level” works.

>>2290934
If your goal is succdem reforms it can work partially and temporarily. If your goal is helping the bourgeoisie justify suppressing proletarians before they're mature enough to handle that it can also work. If your goal is being a one man spark that lights the revolution, which is how potd is usually understood and promoted by people who fall for it, then you are an idealist and it cannot work. If your goal is to satisfy some moral impulse then you are an idealist.



 

We should destroy this guy with facts and logic and share our response with social media since at first glance it looks lile an actual criticic of marxist ideology
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>>2290305
It isn't 2010, Shapiro style haughty disdain doesn't convince anyone any more. Learn how to formulate an argument or accept you're a brainlet and shut the fuck up.

>>2290342
the OP got raped with the first reply there is nothing to argue about thoughever

>>2290342
Tor poster moment

ts got me thinking is there any anti-communist critiques nowadays that even understand wtf marx was even talking about and isnt so far detached from historical reality that it might as well be a fairy tale. The OG fascists literally read capital and even shit like Animal Farm had some substance to it and was at least based of real historical events that actually happened(just a distorted trot view of them). Now it seems like you could take quotes from Marx attribute them to Pat Buchanan and these people wouldn't even notice. It would be like if one of us made a video on ᴉuᴉlossnW and didnt even know about and read the doctrine of fascism, had no idea who gentile is and couldn't even find Italy on a map and just went off pop history and vibes. the fall off is real

>>2290273
>>2290342
The comments already destroyed him lmao. Even fascist intellectuals jumped on to beat him.



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>>2289566
>pretty boy

New thread, oldfriends >>2289596

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>>2289582
very nice, let's hear some more theories

>>2289599
he almost lost his eye the same way dan cumshot crenshaw did

>>2289590
I like that he’s just straight up talking about his dad here



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Salvadoran Human Rights Group Reports at Least 415 Deaths in Custody Under State of Exception
That figure is based on complaints collected by NGOs, said Alejandro Diaz, a member of TLMJH, who noted that the Salvadoran government has not provided any official information on the matter. March 27 marked three years since the state of exception was implemented. So far authorities have reported more than 85,900 arrests of alleged gang members and individuals purportedly linked to these groups.
https://www.telesurenglish.net/salvadoran-human-rights-group-reports-at-least-415-deaths-in-custody-under-state-of-exception/

Lula expropriates land and settles 400 families from Brazil’s MST
A ceremony on Thursday, May 29, marked the creation of the Maila Sabrina Settlement on land that was once the “Fazenda Brasileira”, a large plantation owned by a rich landowner. It is located in the southern Brazilian state of Paraná. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva attended the ceremony and officially expropriated the plantation, settling 450 families from the Landless Workers’ Movement (MST) who have occupied the site since 2003.
https://peoplesdispatch.org/2025/05/29/lula-expropriates-land-and-settles-400-families-from-brazils-mst/

Brazilian oil trade unions urge Lula to impose energy embargo on Israel
The letter cited action taken by other countries, such as Colombia’s suspension of coal exports to Israel, and global grassroots campaigns such as #BlockTheBoat, where dockworkers around the world have refused to load Israeli ships and cargo and transport arms to Israel. In the United States, Block the Boat was organised by the Arab Resource and Organizing Center in San Francisco. In addition to the immediate suspension of oil exports to Israel, the federations urge the Brazilian government to suspend projects with Israeli energy companies, and support United Nations-led sanctions and measures to hold Israel to account.
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MIT bans class president from graduation commencement after pro-Palestinian speech
Her speech was met by cheers and applause from her fellow classmates, some of whom held up a Palestinian flag. "Right now, while we prepare to graduate and move forward with our lives, there are no universities left in Gaza," Vemuri said. "We are watching Israel try to wipe out Palestine off the face of the earth, and it is a shame that MIT is a part of it."
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/mit-bans-class-president-graduation-commencement-palestinian-speech-rcna210023

Trump's sweeping tax-cut bill includes provision to weaken court powers
The sweeping tax-and-spending bill that would enact President Donald Trump's policy agenda includes a provision that critics said would weaken the power of U.S. judges to enforce contempt when the government defies court orders. The one-sentence provision in the 1,100-page bill prevents federal courts, including the Supreme Court, from enforcing contempt orders unless the plaintiffs have posted a monetary bond, which rarely happens in cases against the government.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trumps-sweeping-tax-cut-bill-includes-provision-weaken-court-powers-2025-05-30/

US regulator dismisses suit against Binance in latest crypto-friendly move by Trump
The SEC sued Binance and Zhao in June 2023, accusing the exchange of artificially inflating trading volumes, diverting customer funds and misleading investors about its surveillance controls. Binance was also accused of unlawfully facilitating the trading of several cryptocurrency tokens that SEC leadership during Joe Biden’s administration believed should have been registered as securities. The case was separate from Binance’s November 2023 guilty plea and $4.32bn criminal penalty for violating federal anti-money laundering and sanctions laws through lapses in internal controls.
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>>2289715
>"MIT supports free expression but stands by its decision, which was in response to the individual deliberately and repeatedly misleading Commencement organizers and leading a protest from the stage, disrupting an important Institute ceremony."

This is where "free speech but not free from consequences" leads.

“But Hamas! ” The following is an excerpt from The New York Times’ bestseller, Genocide Bad: Notes on Palestine, Jewish History, and Collective Liberation, by Sim Kern.
When you say “Genocide bad,” Zionists will counter, “But Hamas [did something terrible].” “But Hamas” comments try to derail you from talking about Israeli violence by asking you to first address the violence of the Palestinian resistance. Comments might sound like, “Do you condemn Hamas?” or “But Hamas started this!” They may share facts, such as, “Hamas abducted children,” lies such as, “Hamas beheaded babies,” or—trickiest of all—partial truths, like, “Hamas calls for a genocide of Jews in its charter.” As I’m writing this chapter, Israel has just invaded Lebanon, and this familiar refrain on cable news networks has shifted to, “But Hezbollah!” If Israel continues expanding its regional war, Hasbarists will continue responding to any criticism of Israel by asking you to first condemn any local populations daring to take up arms and resist their own extermination. It’s up to you whether you want to get derailed here. Because sometimes we do need to talk about Hamas. We need to talk about the important distinction between violence that comes from imperial colonizers versus violence that comes from Indigenous people defending their homes. Though if you start down that road, you’re going to have to define what you mean by “colonizers” and “Indigenous,” and you’ll get drawn into debating the meaning of Indigeneity.[1] But notice—you were trying to say “Genocide bad,” and now they’ve got you arguing semantics! We also need to contradict blatant lies about the Palestinian resistance, like the “Hamas beheaded babies” story. It’s important to clarify that, no, they did not. That story proved to be false. Israelis are the only military force that have actually beheaded babies over the past year, babies like Ahmad Al-Najr, eighteen months old, whose head was severed from his body in the bombing of a Rafah tent encampment on May 26, 2024. The video of Ahmad’s father, shaking his headless child’s body, wailing in agony as people burned alive in the holocaust of tents behind him, was the worst thing I’ve ever seen, even after a year of this digitally broadcasted genocide.
So Israel beheads babies, not Hamas. Remember: every accusation, a confession.
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Thanks News Anon



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The ruling class doesn’t martyr real threats, it erases them. If the media attacks you, it means they see utility in you, not danger. Real revolutionaries are met with silence, not headlines. Ask Eugene Debs how much NYT coverage he got while rotting in prison. Spoiler alert: None.

>>2289506
He served a few years in prison and tried running for president 5 times, obviously with no hope of winning.

Cool dude I'm sure, but not martyr material.



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>Know this, I will not let anyone force me to feel respect for this pig (Marx) or his totalitarian disciples, nor for the toilet paper known as his texts…
Actual response from an anarchoid I had when bringing up that Capital is a fundamental - crucial text worth studying and that has been studied even by anarchists such as Carlo Cafiero, mind you I am an also an anarchist, but the hostility of the majority of the declassed towards any notion of learning from the communist movement or tending towards the proletariat is so vile it feels like trying to perform exorcism.
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>>2289936

Okay, good. That should make things far easier for you here then, sir.

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>>2289517
the problem is capitalism the solution is communism, both anarchists and marxists agree. marx said we need a dotp and transition period but its possible that a more anarchist decentralized and fast transition would both be more appealing to highly individualized workers in places like america and appropriate given the level of productive development in the imperial core. but whether or not it is necessary or correct is determined by practice not pontificating about it on obscure internet forums. as an anarcho-tankist i would certainly not be taking up arms to wreck whatever movement happens to successfully organizes the proletariat even if its not my preferred one. its much preferable to be a respectful left opposition to communists to keep them focused on the end goal or a right opposition to anarchists to keep them realistic than it is to be in prison or a ditch under fascism. as long as the material conditions continue to improve whoever wins gets support.


>>2289851
>>2289857
"Totalitarian" is a word that means a million different things to a million different people, and as such means nothing at all. Anyone who identifies as a totalitarian is likely a deeply unserious larper who chooses politics based on aesthetics.

>Inb4 ah yes, believe that I am just an unserious larper! This way, you won't know my true intentions! Fool!

I called you an unserious larper because you are one. Doing your best supervillian impression only further demonstrates why.

>>2289890
Upper-class people go for "degenerate" things because most people want them, they just can't have them and have decided to/been taught to cope. Even the most seemingly ascetic power structures, in reality, have seldom been about preventing "vice", and instead allowing those in power to monopolize pleasure for themselves. For more information, I refer you to the history of the Catholic Church.



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Let's talk about Chinese military-cops (PAP) and how they died.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_People%27s_Armed_Police_personnel_killed_in_the_line_of_duty

There's a lot of diversity here. A lot of drownings. And since many had roles as firefighters, plenty of fire deaths. There's also a decent amount killed by drug traffickers and in Uyghur terrorism. And a ton of heart attacks and vehicle accidents.

I suspect some recent years are missing data.
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>>2286524
>Let's talk about Chinese military-cops (PAP) and how they died.
Why? What kind of glowops is this?

>>2288774
These bitches give chase for further distances and with greater aggression than your average wasp. They are very territorial and in addition to the excrutiating, flesh-eating venom, they also have jaws strong enough to bite through a lot of materials. They also will remember your face, so good luck with future fades.

When they live past eighty, the mortality rate becomes very high, but there's no clear reason, they've concealed these things.

>>2288957
I have no fucking idea, but mods seems happy to let garbage pile on in leftypol

>>2289107
>please curate! no fun allowed!
You don't belong here. This is not an insult.



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