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>>2287164 >>2289621>protest permitsabsolutely cucked
make pride a riot again
>>2289646I get that, but what I can't get is how people continuously fall for these obvious lies and grifts.
I don't get how you can see such ostentatious flattery and not have your "con man" alarm go off.
Just how popular is "socialism," just as a concept, in the USA? I've seen various individual polls about it, I think the average may be about like 30% but I could be wrong.
>>2289655>I feel like giving boomers internet was a mistake.As someone who regularly deals with boomers and their Internet problems I agree, these people literally understand nothing.
>>2289649It's also the kind of shit I was taught in school as a child. The Founders(pbut) are basically treated as saints and the constitution the much needed gospel they brought to a sinful world. It wasn't just the best governmental system ever devised, ensuring libert and justice for all people, but it was an objective force for moral good in the world, without which all of humanity would descend into barbaric anarchic slavery.
If anything, Solzhenitzen is understating it, if only because there's not much you can say short of declaring George Washington an incarnation of Jesus Christ himself that Americans weren't indoctrinated to believe about their country, at least during the cold war.
>>2289665It's kind of a complicated question because the state of American political education is so poor. As a word, "Socialism" is a lot more popular with millennials and zoids, since the one was exposed to Nordic social welfare via the internet and subsequently the crises of 08 and ows, and zoids piggybacking off of that and the popularity of Bernie Sanders.
Gen Xers and older are less amenable to it because they got cold war anticom propaganda full blast, and "Socialism" is still a scary word where everything bad that ever happens is the fault of Socialism or communists.
For the average person though, as long as you don't mention the S or C word, most socialist or communist ideas will be treated as good or just common sense. I had a coworker basically say to me "all heretofore existing history is the history of class struggle" just recently.
So it's really a mixed bag. You could say that people like the taste, they just don't like the wrapper.
>>2289708This slop is designed for mummies on 10 different kinds of life support.
How does Fox plan to stay relevant once their audience is dead?
>>2289705Here is a better speech for her (I may email it to her):
Dear bourgeois leaders, parasites of the world, God Does Not Exist and we mean to deny by
this declaration the personal God of theology, the God worshiped
in various ways and divers modes by believers the world over, that
God who from nothing created the universe, from chaos matter,
that God of absurd attributes who is an affront to human reason.
With each new discovery of chemistry, physics, biology, the
anthropological sciences, of the practical application of sound
principles, dogma collapses. It is a part of that old edifice of
religion which crumbles and falls in ruins. The continuous progress
of the natural sciences now extending from city to country,
disperses the darkness of the Middle Ages, and the multitudes
desert the churches where from generation to generation they
betook themselves to pray to God—that monstrous product of
human ignorance.
Let us examine the nature of God. We force ourselves,
therefore, to reason in a vacuum, the God of religions being their
own image of their mental vacuum, the proof of the complete
absence of any activity in reasoning.
How can the idea of a creator be reconciled with the existence
of dwarfed and atrophied organs, with anomalies and
monstrosities, with the existence of pain, perpetual and universal,
with the struggle and the inequalities among human beings?
Epicurus, the philosopher who lived in Rome in the time of the
decadence of the Republic, posed the following questions:
"Either God wishes to do away with evil in this world and
cannot succeed; or he can do away with it and does not wish to; or
he cannot and does not wish to; or finally, he wishes to and can. If
he wishes to but has not the power, he is not all-powerful. If he has
the power to do away with evil and does not wish to, he is not
infinitely good. If, as affirm the deists, he can and wants to, tell
me, then, why does evil exist on earth, and why does not God
make it impossible?"
That which affronts human reason most is the inconceivable
fact of the creative power of a God who from nothingness created
everything, from chaos the universe. . . .
One would have to be completely without knowledge of
physiology, botany, and psychology to claim today the existence of
a "soul" independent of the body; on the contrary, one which does
not form one of the two distinct aspects of the unique human
nature.
Dogma is absurd because it presupposes immobility and the
absolute. Nothing in the world is absolute, everything is relative.
Nothing is entirely changeless, but there is a continual
transformation, a perpetual movement of forces.
Dogma presents to human reason an obstacle to progress
because it imposes limitations to the painful but salutary impulses
towards the search for truth, because it checks the free expansion
of all intellectual energy.
Science is now in the process of destroying religious dogma.
The dogma of the divine creation is recognized as absurd.
"Religion is the opium of the people."—Karl Marx.
It being demonstrated that religious dogma presents itself to the
human spirit and to rational criticism as "the absolute consecration
of the absurd," let us see why moral religion is "immoral."
The evangelists are ridiculous when, instead of studying the
Bible as a document of a certain historic interest, they try to credit
it with real life and bring to the masses the principles of Christ
(who perhaps never existed) as the ethical principles of a morality
everlastingly young, permanent, modern, in complete accord with
the present age. The Bible and morals called Christian are two
cadavers which the evangelists attempt to galvanize into life with,
it must be agreed, small enough success.
It is, therefore, clear that religious morality is one of
resignation and sacrifice, a morality which may be dear to the
weak, to the degenerate, to slaves, but which results in the
diminution of reason and human personality. It bends man toward
the earth, making him a slave to divinity. It favors the conservation
of those primitive sentiments which belong to that period of animal
life long left behind, and transforms the "thinking being" into a
"passive sheep" who lives in the fear of the universal judgment.
Religious morality shows the original stigmata of
authoritarianism precisely because it pretends to be the revelation
of divine authority. In order to translate this authoritarianism into
action and impose it upon humanity, the priestly caste of revealers
has sprung up and with it the most atrocious intolerance.
Certain it is that religion is a psychic disease of the brain, a
contraction, a tightening up of the individual who, if he is
profoundly religious, appears to us as abnormal.
The history of many saints, beatified by the church, is
repugnant. It shows nothing more than a profound aberration of the
human spirit in search of ultra-terrestrial chimeras; it is a delirium
which can attain the state of spasms of passion and which ends in
madness.
Therefore, many of those who today hover over the altars of
the Catholic Church are pathological cases, hysterics, déomanes
and demonomaniacs.
Even today in the more remote parts of Italy and Spain we can
witness similar phenomena, Saint January for the people of Naples,
and the Madonna of Lourdes for French bigotry. Are they not
analogous aberrations?
If we read the history of religions, we find that it deals with the
pathology of the human brain. If today the Middle Ages are retiring
into the thick shadows of convents, it is due to triumphant
skepticism; and if the epidemic disease of religion no longer
appears with the terrible intensity of former times, it is due to the
diminution of the political power of the Church which formerly
placed on the heads of people its cap of lead.
Religion presents itself to our eyes in another characteristic: the
atrophy of reason. The faculty by which man is differentiated from
the lower animals is his reasoning power. But the devout believer
renounces reason, refuses to explain the things which surround
him. the innumerable natural phenomena, because his religious
faith is enough for him. The brain loses the habit of thinking; and
this religious sottishness hurls mankind back into animalism.
In concluding we say that "religious man" is an abnormality
and that "religion" is the certain cause of epidemic diseases of the
mind which require the care of alienists.
Religion has shown itself in the open as the institution whose
aim is political power by which to externalize the exploitation and
the ignorance of the people.
The zionist state driven entirely by theological prophecies and its christian supporters in the western hemisphere are as retarded as the islamist jihadists they criticize, a mentally ill person must not be allowed to govern. Give up your positions now or be forcefully removed and liquidated. The carnage you have brought through your religious delusions will also not be forgiven and all responsible behind it will be summarily executed or put to use in human trials until expiry.
>>2289714I found her email address its public -
[email protected] I'm going to submit this to her so she won't embarrass herself anymore.
>>2289729>"adopted"You mean bought trafficking victims.
She's a nazi
>>2289736it costs 400,000 dollars to fire dis weapon
for 12 seconds
>>2289680>>2289696Sorry, I was talking about the popularity of the term "socialism" itself, though you still both pretty much answered my question. Thank you.
Like I don't think it's wise to try to hide or disguise your opinions when discussing politics, but at the same time I think it's best to try to display them in a way in which most people will be receptive.
>>2289749I thought the acp supports
anti-communists small business owners.
>>2289755don't do it, it's a cult, vid related
>>2289757landleeches too
>>2289603There's an article in the New York Times that he has pickle ricked himself with a heavy diet of ketamine (so his bladder is fucked) and adderall while also doing ecstasy and shrooms, and he takes ambien to go to sleep. He also binges on food and tries to balance that with weight-loss drugs.
He also shoved Bessent (the treasury secretary) so now he's fired. He also might've cucked Stephen Miller's wife (which could be how he ended up with the black eye).
>>2289808"why aren't you in the PSL"
do you really think I want these monkey ass motherfuckers to have control over my social media and shit? only thing elias did wrong was getting caught, could have smoked some pigs on the way out
>>2289806>PSL does not release membership numbers.[9][10] In 2022, PSL claimed an "organized presence in over 100 cities".[11] In 2024, PSL was "in over 50 cities across the United States".[12]I think they have like millions of members, they claim to be ML so they should've overthrown the US by now, but they're liberal fraudsters who like to just do activism shouting and twerking and stealing membership fees for their "central committee" exotic orgies in Dubai. PSL does not release membership numbers but I have no doubt that if every member of the PSL was handed a rifle they could've started a civil war in the US. But their liberal fat intersectional diversity hire lard ass members are so snowflake they don't want to die. And if I'm wrong, if they only have a thousand members like AI tells me, they should still die because I don't like their style.
>>2289808Grifter merchant.
>Kristi Noem said an immigrant threatened to kill Trump. The story quickly fell apartNoem announced an arrest of a 54-year-old man who was living in the U.S. illegally, saying he had written a letter threatening to kill Trump and would then return to Mexico. The story received a flood of media attention and was highlighted by the White House and Trump’s allies.
But investigators actually believe the man may have been framed so that he would get arrested and be deported from the U.S. before he got a chance to testify in a trial as a victim of assault, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press. The person could not publicly discuss details of the investigation and spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity.
Law enforcement officials believe the man, Ramon Morales Reyes, never wrote a letter that Noem and her department shared with a message written in light blue ink expressing anger over Trump’s deportations and threatening to shoot him in the head with a rifle at a rally. Noem also shared the letter on X along with a photo of Morales Reyes, and the White House also shared it on its social media accounts. The letter was mailed to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office along with the FBI and other agencies, the person said.
As part of the investigation, officials had contacted Morales Reyes and asked for a handwriting sample and concluded his handwriting and the threatening letter didn’t match and that the threat was not credible, the person said. It’s not clear why Homeland Security officials still decided to send a release making that claim.
In an emailed statement asking for information about the letter and the new information about Morales Reyes, the Department of Homeland Security said “the investigation into the threat is ongoing. Over the course of the investigation, this individual was determined to be in the country illegally and that he had a criminal record. He will remain in custody.”
His attorneys said he was not facing current charges and they did not have any information about convictions in his record.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s records show Morales Reyes is being held at a county jail in Juneau, Wisconsin, northwest of Milwaukee. The Milwaukee-based immigrant rights group Voces de la Frontera, which is advocating for his release, said he was arrested May 21. Attorney Cain Oulahan, who was hired to fight against his deportation, said he has a hearing in a Chicago immigration court next week and is hoping he is released on bond.
Morales Reyes had been a victim in a case of another man who is awaiting trial on assault charges in Wisconsin, the person familiar with the matter said. The trial is scheduled for July.
Morales Reyes works as a dishwasher in Milwaukee, where he lives with his wife and three children. He had recently applied for a U visa, which is carved out for people in the country illegally who become victims of serious crimes, said attorney Kime Abduli, who filed that application.
The Milwaukee Police Department said it is investigating an identity theft and victim intimidation incident related to this matter and the county district attorney’s office said the investigation was ongoing. Milwaukee police said no one has been criminally charged at this time.
Abduli, Morales Reyes’ attorney, says he could not have written the letter, saying he did not receive formal education and can’t write in Spanish and doesn’t know how to speak English. She said it was not clear whether he was arrested because of the letters.
“There is really no way that it could be even remotely true,” Abduli said. “We’re asking for a clarification and a correction from DHS to clear Ramon’s name of anything having to do with this.”
https://apnews.com/article/ice-letter-threatening-trump-21447adfd14eb1a043f95344f9ccb3d5 >>2289826if you can't get people to even write for your magazine the chances of you being able to lead a party are zero to none, so no I don't really have anything that's actionable at the moment that beats out the PSL.
I agree with
>>2289831 Qtard board has mixed opinions on palantir surveiling us. Some say it is part of the plan to save Americans and others are questioning if it is a good thing at all
A lot of elite thinking going on in this place
https://patriots.win/c/GreatAwakening/p/19BGTYb69J/trump-taps-palantir-to-compile-d/c14 June 1931 RED RUSSIA OF TODAY RULED BY STALINISM NOT BY COMMUNISM
By WALTER DURANTY.
Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
In 1932, Duranty received a Pulitzer Prize for a series of reports about the Soviet Union, eleven of which were published in June 1931. He was later criticized for his subsequent denial of the widespread famine (1930–1933) in the USSR,[1] most particularly the Holodomor.
PARIS, June 13.—Russia today cannot be judged by Western standards or Interpreted in Western terms. Western Marxists and Socialists go nearly as far wrong about it as the “bourgeois“ critics because they fail to understand that the dominant principle of the Soviet Union, though called Marxism or Communism, is now a very different thing from the theoretical conception advanced by Karl Marx.
In thirteen years Russia has transformed Marxism—which was only a theory anyway—to suit its racial needs and characteristics, which are strange and peculiar, and fundamentally more Asiatic than European.
The dominant principle in Russia today is not Marxism or even Leninism although the latter is its official title, but Stalinism—to use a word which Joseph Stalin deprecates and rejects. I mean that, just as Leninism meant Marxian theory plus practical application, plus Russia, so Stalinism denotes a further development from Leninism and bears witness to the prodigious influence of the Russian character and folkways upon what seemed the rigid theory of Marx.
Operating Principle Is Russian.
Stalinism is a tree that has grown from - the alien seed of Marxism planted in Russian soil, and whether Western Socialists like it or not it is a Russian tree.
Old Russia was an amorphous mass, held together by a mystic, half Asian idea of an imperial régime wherein the emperor was exalted to the position of God’s vice regent, with limitless power over the bodies, souls, property and even thoughts of his subjects. That, at least, was the theory, and it was only when the Czars themselves began to question it and “act human” that a spirit of doubt and eventual rebellion became manifest.
The Czarist régime was poisoned by the European veneer that was spread over Russia—a veneer that was foreign and at bottom unwelcome to the mass of the Russian people—and one of the things the Bolshevist revolution did was to sweep away this alien crust and give the essential Russianinity underneath an opportunity to breathe and grow. Which explains why the Bolsheviki, who at first were a mere handful among Russia’s millions, were able successfully to impose their dominant principle - namely Marxism—which in superficial appearance was far more alien than the Germanized or Westernized system it overthrew.
The truth is that the ideas outlined hi the Communist Manifesto of Marx (which incidentally expounds his whole philosophy far more simply, 1ucidly and concretely than the ponderous “Das Kapital” and should be learned by heart by any one who wishes to understand the Soviet Union) suited the Russian masses much better than the Western theory of individualism and private enterprise imported by Peter the Great and his successors, who finally perished in the conflict it involved with the native character of Russia.
Stalin Abolished NEP.
Lenin took and shaped Marxism to fit the Russian foot, and although circumstances compelled him to abandon it temporarily for the New Economic Policy, he always maintained that this political manoeuvre was not a basic change of policy. Sure enough, Stalin, his successor and devout disciple, first emasculated the NEP and then set about abolishing it. Today the NEP is a sorry stave in the outer courts of the Soviet palace.
That is what Stalin did and is doing to our boasted Western individualism and spirit of personal initiative—which was what the NEP meant—not because Stalin is so powerful or cruel and full of hate for the capitalist system as such, but because he has a flair for political management unrivalled since Charles Murphy died.
Stalin is giving the Russian people—the Russian masses, not Westernized landlords, industrialists bankers and intellectuals, but Russia’s 150,000,000 peasants and workers— what they really want namely, joint effort, communal effort. And communal life is as acceptable to them as it is repugnant to a Westerner. flits is one of the reasons why - Russian Bolshevism will never succeed in the United States, Great Britain, France or other parts west of the Rhine.
Stalinism, too, has done what Lenin only attempted. It has re-established the semi-divine, supreme autocracy of the imperial idea and has placed itself on the Kremlin throne as a ruler whose lightest word is all In all and whose frown spells death. Try that on free-born Americans or the British with their tough loyalty to old things, or on France’s consciousness of self. But it suits the Russians and is as familiar, natural and right to the Russian mind as it is abominable and wrong to Western nations.
Key to Stalin’s Power
This Stalin knows and that knowledge is his key to power. Stalin does not think of him as a dictator or an autocrat, but as the guardian of the sacred flame, or ‘party line’ as the Bolsheviki term it, which for want of a better name must be labeled Stalinism.
Its authority is as absolute as any emperors—it is an inflexible rule of thought, ethics, conduct and purpose that none may transgress. And its practical expression finds form in what is known as the five-year plan. The Soviet five-year plan is a practical expression of the dominant principle—which for convenience the writer will call Stalinism, although Stalin still terms it Leninism—which rules Russia today with absolute authority.
In a sense it is far more than a plan—and in another sense it is not a plan at all. It is a slogan for a national policy and purpose rather than the glorified budgetary program which it appears at first at first sight to be. Most persons outside Russia seem to think that if the five-year plan “fails’ it will be the end of Bolshevism and that if it “succeeds” it will mean the end of capitalism elsewhere. Nothing could be more absurd or more wrong.
The five-year plan is nothing more or less than applied Stalinism, and its mass of bewildering figures is only the thermometer to measure the degree of heat engendered by the application of the plan, but is not other wise intrinsically important The figures have been changed so often and so considerably as to cease to have real value save as an indication of the “tempo,” or rate, at which Stalinism is gaining ground.
Five-Year Plan Provides Goal.
To the rest of the world it is only a menace in the sense that Bolshevism itself is a menace- which may or may not be true. To Russia it is only a hope or promise in terms or what Bolshevism itself offers. But to the Russian people the five-year plan is infinitely more besides—it is a goal to aim at, and its inception cannot be regarded as a stroke of genius by any one familiar with the Russian nature.
Russians ignorant or wise, have a positive passion for plans. They almost worship a plan, and the first thing any one, two or more Russians ever do about anything is make a plan for it. That, after making his plan, the Russian feels satisfied and seems to lose sight of the fact that a plan must next be carried out is of the great obstacles Stalin and his associates are now facing.
So, to conceive a whole national policy and everything in the national life as one gigantic plan was the political tour do force that put Stalin In the highest rank. Every one who has employed Russians or worked with Russians or knows Russians finds that if he wants them to jump on a chair, he must tell them to jump on a table, and aiming at the table they will reach the chair. The important thing s that they have something to jump at and make an effort—whether they actually get there all at once or not does not really matter in a country of such vast natural resources and with such a tough and enduring population
What matters is that they keep on trying, and that is what Stalinism and its five-year plan is set to make them do. In others words, the five-year plan is something for the Russians -to measure at, not for the rest of the world to measure Russians by. This sounds confusing, but it is true, and if you cannot understand it you cannot understand Russia.
Chief Purpose Is Direction.
The whole purpose of the plan is to get the Russians going—that is, to make a nation at eager, conscious workers out of a nation that was a lump of sodden, driven slaves. Outsiders “viewing with alarm’ or hooting with disdain as they take and into making an effort and making all together in tune to the Kremlin’s music. That is why the Soviet press utters shouts of Joy about the five year plan for oil production being accomplished in two and a half years and does not care a rap when some meticulous foreigners comment about the fact that nothing like the five- year amount of oil has actually been produced.
What the Soviet press really means is that in two and a half years the daily production rate—or tempo-has reached the point set for the end of the fifth year of the plan—in short, that oil has jumped on the table way ahead or time. That the said rate may only be maintained with the utmost difficulty has small importance to Russian logic, and rightly so, because a successful effort has been made and what a man has done once that man can do again.
Russia and Russians and Russian logic are different, but the tact that they are different does not necessarily mean they are wrong.
In succeeding dispatches the writer will try to show what this difference is and how it works. More immediately, how the five-year plan works in practice in this, which the Russians call, the “third and decisive year.’ And incidentally, by “decisive” they do not mean critical or deciding of success or failure, but success only.
>>2289806>>2289804PSL is zionist because they celebrate self-immolation like mossad twitter does, yet they also denounce shootings of zionists like mossad does. PSL has same line as Mossad.
I was going to join PSL but then i see how zionist and liberal they are and how they hang proles to dry. All proletarian must recognize the necessity of the liberal zionist PSL being deported.
>>2290229my politics are correct. you never catch me being wrong. your empty insults take place of actual logic. i am more connected with reality than you because my politics are better than yours
>>2290232>its good that our parties are useless because this satisfies my imaginary parasocial antagonistic relationship ive imagined against an imageboard useryou are a fat and detached loser
>>2290244>>2290245>i am vermin because i called a zionist party zionistyou are hitlerite zionist. you are the retard. you are the liberal. insult me again and prove me right for thousandth time
>>2290242I dont deserve to be subject to one retard's crusade against me for rejecting zionism
>>2290277To you, liberal just means "thing I don't like"
Because you are retarded.
>>2290277IIRC Empanada also refers to this version of "liberal" as the meaning it has in contrast with "conservative". As a label in political theater not necessarily about economics. It is a facade for the settler colonial project that picks the mannerisms and expressions of the "left wing" of economic liberalism to mollify and launder the same genocidal intent and supremacist views as their kahanist counterparts.
IDK why you are trying so hard to discredit BE by associating it with your retarded takes.
>>2290315why are you here when you haven't even read marx
<A house may be large or small; as long as the neighboring houses are likewise small, it satisfies all social requirement for a residence. But let there arise next to the little house a palace, and the little house shrinks to a hut. The little house now makes it clear that its inmate has no social position at all to maintain, or but a very insignificant one; and however high it may shoot up in the course of civilization, if the neighboring palace rises in equal or even in greater measure, the occupant of the relatively little house will always find himself more uncomfortable, more dissatisfied, more cramped within his four walls.having a child is technically free as long as you have a willing couple, but it is actually expensive just like houses are expensive. living in a shack would be as cheap as unacceptable. the subsistence farmer didn't/doesn't have these circumstances and would very quickly become infertile if thrown into them, just like it would be impossible for the current world population to exist if everyone was a subsistence farmer (as history has time and time again proved)
to put it in numbers, at least in my third world shithole the fertility rate is way lower than the replacement rate; it costs ~400 usd to raise a child above the poverty line, this is, with appropriate nutrition, education and healthcare, but the minimum wage and median salary for a young person is ~290 usd. no government incentive will fix this because you would have to pay mothers at the very least 2 or 3 minimum wages, which is never going to happen
what ends up happening is that there are very few couples that decide to have children and then some that have them by accident. it is below replacement and yet more than 50% of children are growing up below the poverty line, often with a malnutrition that will forever impair their cognitive skills and brain development
>>2290166>Where did "the Founders were God-fearing Christians" cope even come from?Probably when they added "under god" to everything in 1954.
Although the declaration of independance says creator. Basically this is a free mason country. You're alright as long as you believe in some creator god.
>>2289708>Stay at home sonbecomes:
>stay at home husbandThis was so typical of an arrangement for women back in the day.
>Stay at home daughterto
>Stay at home wife.This is how we fix the low birthrates. Women are the ones that are driven to go to school and get careers these days. Why not let the men get a turn staying home, doing light chores, then spend the rest of the day mentally enriching ourself through arts and crafts and hobbies and reading homemaking magazines and reader's digest and etc.
So Pete Hegseth just announced another pivot to Asia.
https://www.defense.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/4202504/hegseth-outlines-us-vision-for-indo-pacific-addresses-china-threat/What is this, like the 4th time?
https://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-american-pivot-to-asia/That's going to be the thing from now on. Every new presidency, a whole new pivot to Asia. Turn 360 degrees, and pivot to Asia.
>>2289708How do chuds reconcile the vast majority of right-wing pundits shitting them more than any liberal does, like all they do is bitching about how much young men backstabbed them or something
>>2290457mid terms.
>>2290475>anon the whole thing is unfavorableNaw. The first season wasn't really at all. I remember reading the bitching before I got to the later seasons and I was like "what are you even talking about?" First season is pretty much entirely favorable. The USSR moon landings force the US too also speedrun gender and racial equality in their space program.
The show is often unfavorable to the US as well. I think you guys are ridiculously sensitive.
>>2290503Oh man, I guess China will stop receiving my "support".
What will China do without the support of impotent leftists?
>>2290524>I-I meanno, you don't mean anything.
1) Hezbollah, and Hamas want a two-state solution2) WHAT DO YOU KNOW MORE THAN HAMAS AND HEZBOLLAH?3)A two-state solution means other countries are entitled to engage with the zionists4) all of what israel does to violate those wishing come from the west financing, no China'scope and seethe.
>>2290549>defend economoc trade>le trade undermines Palestinian resistanceI guess we must kill Palestinians because Palestinians motherfuckers are trading with the zionists.
cope and seethe x2, radlib
https://oec.world/en/profile/bilateral-country/pse/partner/isr >>2290549So far China has gotten along with liberals on the premise of not overtly using trade as a weapon. What would China specifically gain from this , other than putting that longstanding attitude in doubt?
Also, Israel is by far the least of China's contributions to evil if you follow your logic, given how much they trade with the USA and it's allies.
>>2290557 (me)
I am waiting for your smartsie pantsie ultra radlibery reply, smartass
>>2290549 >>2290549Also also
>Mf, Israelis are implementing a final solution as we speak.Yes and that should have definitely proven the failure of BDS. THe genocide is 90% done, we are getting the wrapup now.
Whatever measure of activism and whatever organizations that existed before have now faced the worst scenario and been proven useless at stopping it. All they can boast is some abstract PR dmg, the same that was claimed before would be instrumental in Palestinian liberation. Guess again.
>>2290576>>2290574>>2290564don't explain thing to radlibs, use their own line of logic:
>>2290557. they get stuck, and will never engage or reply with a comback that doesn't make them look stupider than they are.
>>2290593apex
communist bloodgasm thinking.
>>2290606>One of most revolutionary things a westerner can do now is go to Gaza and turn yourself in to Hamas as a hostage then give them leverage.kek
only if they are ameriburgers.
>>2290578>right click is disabled>inspect element is disabledoh god further enshittification of the web
fucking just kill me now. they'll really do anything. what's next? print screen is disabled? selecting text is disabled? fuck me. they'll really do anything to protect "ownership" over something that has no cost of production
>>2290627>right click is disabledThat's been around for awhile.
>inspect element is disabled>>2290632>yeah its terrible i had to type the whole quote outYou can still go into the HTML manually. Alternatively you could screencap and use OCR.
Best way: Firefox>More Tools>Web Developer tools>Inspector>Ctrl+F>Search for words from paragraph you want to copy paste.
I can't read Italian so I'm not sure this is the paragraph you translated.
>>2290659I was replying to
>>2290525 which wasn't replying to anyone else. It appears to be "muh soviets allied with nazis" typical liberal bitching but if it has some secret meaning in connection with something else, congratulations on deliberately obfuscating your conversation and then acting surprised when people reply. you are welcome at any moment to explain yourself instead of acting like a smug toddler secretly walking around with shit in their diaper
The Israeli government has barred foreign ministers from a number of Arab states, including Jordan and Saudi Arabia, from visiting the Israeli-occupied West Bank to meet with Palestinian leaders, the Jordanian government said on Saturday.
A Jordanian foreign ministry statement said the delegation had planned to meet in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Sunday with Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, which administers parts of the territory. A visit by such high-ranking Arab officials to the West Bank would have been very unusual.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/31/world/middleeast/israel-arab-ministers-west-bank.html>>2290557>implying Palestinians have any control over who they can trade with and that any "trade" with the Zionist Entity is not just completed coerced.>Implying the Palestinian Authority is not also complicit in Israeli aggression and terror.You are a liberal coward and a zionist bootlicker.
>>2290574>links and interview with a zionist scholarI'm not reading all that free Palestine. Jfc, thier words are worth less than shit at this point. Thier deeds though can paint the world red with the blood of children ten times over. They deserve nothing but contempt, resistance, and a trip to the Hague. Shame on all countries who freely trade with these bastards.
>>2290712Why do liberals hate xi so much. He's just a bureaucrat, doesn't even have dictatorial swag like putin or saddam
Really weird, like what's he actually done that's so objectionable to liberals
>>2290714>Why do liberals hate xi so much. He's just a bureaucrat, doesn't even have dictatorial swag like putin or saddamThat's Rebel Pepper who's a Voice of America or RFE/RL cartoonist from China who "picked too many quarrels" lol and left China and advocates for Shanghai separatism. I think it's a bit different with the Chinese libs.
But I agreeand think Xi's bureaucrat vibe is more alluring to a liberal. You have to play happy, soothing music to the Xi walking montage.
>>2290734>>2290741I'm not defending what China is doing. I'm pointing out a massive asymmetry that isn't entering into your analysis. When you flatten an objective asymmetry out of moral indignation that is objectively ignoring material conditions.
Example. If you were in a real war, and you had two fronts, and you committed an equal number of troops to both front fronts, and one of those fronts had way more enemies than the other, then you would be getting people killed by flattening an objective asymmetry. That's just one example.
Seriously, let's look at the actual material difference between the weapons Israel imports from China and the weapons Israel imports from America, looking at the most recently available data from 2023.
The data is explicit. The weapons Israel imports from China are mostly parts for pistols and revolvers. So civilian sidearms. And not even finished civilian sidearms but parts and accessories for civilian sidearms.
Meanwhile the weapons Israel imports from America are mostly explosives, munitions of war.
More importantly there is a huge difference in scale. $2 million in 2023 vs. $773 million in 2023. USA sold 386.5 times more weapons.
I'm not saying you shouldn't criticize China, I'm saying it's important to root your criticism in the actual context of what's happening. You want all criticism and no context. You want to flatten asymmetry. Meanwhile if someone comes to you with the context you pretend they are simping for China rather than showing you the asymmetry. That is not even touching the fact that we are in the America thread. Should I also remind you how many more offshore military bases the USA has than China?
Why not bring up this stuff in /PRC/ Is /USApol/ the thread for opposing US imperialism, or is it the thread for flattening the differences between America and America's "near-peer adversaries?"
>>2290748Well she's lived here for awhile because she has some royalist stuff in her house and (interesting to me) a nice collection of British naval fiction because she comes from a line of Royal Navy officers going well back into the 19th century. She's a painter and my brother walks her dogs, so while we're setting up galleries at his spot (she had a show recently) we'll go over there and help her out with stuff and drink some wine.
I was bonding with her a bit by making fun of J.D. Vance shooting a gun compared to the British royals who do it much better. Like a Joe Rogan thing, "hey, pull up the pic of Diana shooting the submachine gun." Then I called them the royals a bunch of barbarians to tease her but it's true. They're warlords who conquered the British isles a thousand years ago. Vance is a dweeby corporate lawyer. No contest.
>>2290743>The first of the deeper issues is the statement’s ableism, reflecting ableism more broadly in the Philly Steering Committee’s handling of the case and a lack of attention to disability issues in certain sectors of the PSL. The members of the Central Committee are not so politically underdeveloped as to be explicitly bigoted in their handling of mental illness, and one must therefore be aware of indicators—but a subtle undercurrent remains throughout the statement. Griselda's behavior is repeatedly portrayed as extreme and bizarre, without any disclosure of the Party's knowledge of her bipolar disorder. This is addressed both by Griselda herself repeatedly on Twitter and in her own public statement, and by Dakota in his resignation statement. The best reading of this use of the stigma associated with symptoms of mentalillness is that it was an unconscious bias, while the worst is that it was a cynical and deliberate tactic. This author chooses to believe the first interpretation and pleads with the authors of the Central Committee statement to consider why they went out of their way to play up the “hysterical woman” stereotype in their portrayal of a woman who is quite open about living with bipolar disorder. The Philly Steering Committee handled this in an ableist manner by scrutinizing all of Griselda's statements for their veracity, except for threats to call law enforcement made during an acute episode, which they took at face value (as Dakota describes in his letter).
>This is emblematic of a larger pattern of disregard for, and at times seeming aversion to, discussion ofissues surrounding accessibility and disability as an issue for marginalized people in the PSL that this author has personally witnessed. The Chicago branch, for example, has not had a wheelchair-accessible office for at least four years—in one memorable incident in 2017, a comrade had to be physically carried upstairs in his wheelchair, carrying a dangerous risk of injury for both the comrade in the wheelchair and the members who helped carry him. This problem has been verbally acknowledged at meetings, repeatedly, but there has never been any deeper discussion or plans to remedy the issue, citing the expense associated with securing a ground floor office space. This author has no idea why an upper-floor office in a building with an elevator would not suffice. In another instance, the Chicago representative of the National Organizing Department (NOD) and a then-member of the Chicago branch Steering Committee worked together to bury an at-large candidate’s criticism regarding alleged deficiencies in the Party’s political line around disability. They assured this member that the only appropriate way to raise this criticism would be as a proposal to the Party Congress, which at that time was scheduled to take place in ten months. The candidate’s criticism and proposals were never presented at the Party Congress in question. It should be noted that both the Chicago NOD lead and the Chicago Steering Committee member were long-time members of the PSL (one a founding member).
What a bunch of nonsense.
>>2290714It’s penis envy
Libs wish they could do nothing and still win like he does.
https://migrantinsider.com/p/exclusive-russian-dissident-says
>He’s been locked up in Arizona’s Eloy Detention Center for three months now. The place is a private immigration jail run by CoreCivic, a billion-dollar prison conglomerate whose record on human rights reads like a rap sheet. Eloy is where the system sends people it wants to disappear.
>All of this—the threats, the violence, the persecution—happens inside a for-profit cage where people die of medical neglect. Maksim knew the Ethiopian detainee who recently died at Eloy from untreated HIV. “Medical is playing with me,” the man told Maksim and other Russian detainees before he died. Maksim says Eloy’s medical staff don’t treat anything until you collapse. “Ibuprofen. That’s it,” he says.
>Maksim tells me he has developed a kinship with the transgender detainees in particular, who he says face brutal harassment from both guards and fellow inmates. “I’ve befriended several,” he says. “But here, especially for trans people… just disappear. One day they’re here, the next day, no one knows. Were they deported? Released? No one tells us.” >>2290789This is it fellas
This is our only opposition party large enough to hold offices
>>2290819> School boards, banning books/media, other child related shitThat stuff is political though. And men have always cared about that stuff as well, possibly to an even greater extent historically. Anyway… as a stay at home dad I do get way more interaction with the children as well as doing way more domestic chores than my wife. But I also have a computer job on top of that. So I have to juggle meetings, phone calls, chores, kids etc. It's like, clock in, do some tickets, send some emails, clock out, do dishes, shitpost on leftypol, clock in, etc.
yes I'm petty bourgeois I've come to terms with that >>2290820because the russia-ukraine thing is way more abstract to them. they just see russia invading in 2022 and don't understand the history of NATO expansion. Also they've had their ears filled with russiagate nonsense for years.
Israel/Palestine is a lot easier to understand than Russia/Ukraine.
I honestly think one of the biggest issues we face with dealing with the circumstances and the material conditions that are presented with us as the left—I'm saying the nebulous "the left"—is this ironic fucking detachment, this Josh whedon, this fucking nothing-matters, take-the-grill-pill, just-enjoy-it fucking nonsense, bro. I'm so sick of it. I am so sick of fucking being like, hey, here are things that we could bring to our organizations, here are things that we could do, here are things that are actionable. Here are—let's get down to the brass tacks and discuss what we could do within the next 48 hours to make things happen. I'm gonna get the word out, and you just get hit with some fucking redditor meme-waiting fucking nonsense like—listen, my man, if the only thing that you have to say is something that is a fucking five-word reply that's just there to collect upvotes—just shut the fuck up. Just shut the fuck up. I'm gonna be completely fucking real—just shut the fuck up.
I just watched a fucking restaurant get flashbanged. They're fucking in the restaurant, people are chilling in the restaurant—they throw a flashbang, and all of a sudden ICE is storming in and taking people and just ripping them off the streets, no process, throwing them into vans. That's what we're fucking dealing with. That's what we're dealing with right fucking now. Yesterday I see a fucking video clip of—they're in a fucking literal concentration camp with barbed wire. It's on the front page. It's on the front page of every goddamn website. It's not—it's not "bro just stop." Just stop fucking looking at it, bro. Just, you know, just stop looking at it and, you know, just close your eyes and everything will be fine, bro. You're going crazy. It's literally on the front fucking page of every goddamn website. And no—matter of fact—I don't even get this shit from leftist sites and sources anymore. If you want to get footage from what's happening, you want to get ICE footage, it's not giving it on the leftist sites. Everyone—everyone here's already checked the fuck out. You're getting it on the front fucking page, on like the top three posts of the day. Like if I'm just gonna—I'm taking a shit and I'm just gonna check my phone, just tap in, let me check my phone, and that's what you see. You see that video of people getting ripped up off the streets. You see literal genocide. And you're like—you think, okay, well maybe we should start doing something about it. What can we do about it? Let's find other people who might be interested in talking about it. And everyone's just ironically detached. Doesn't matter. Nothing fucking matters.
I'm sick of it. I'm fucking sick of it. I'm so fucking sick of it. I don't know how to stretch it. I'm sick of this shit. Because everything matters. And it matters more than ever. But I guess I and like three other people are the only people who give a fuck. And everyone else is content with taking the grill pill. I don't know who the fuck invented this fucking term "take the grill pill." Take the grill pill with what? The $7.99 hot dogs from the fucking corner store? Everything's too goddamn expensive. The cost of living is up. People are stressed the fuck out. People are looking for action. They're looking for leaders. They're looking for people who are on the ground, who are building shit up. And every time I think I'm in a space where I'm gonna be able to find those people—nah. "Yeah I know things are fucked up, bro. You just—just—just this is what it is, bro. Yeah, nothing we can do about it. Just enjoy it, man. I'm grilling, bro. Taking the grill pill. Just take it. Just go touch grass, bro." And help them to it, man.
I'm sick of it. I'm fucking sick of it. And yet those are the—and yet these are the same people who are like crabs in the bucket as soon as you start talking about actionable, ideologically-backed, theory-backed shit that we could do. That 100 people on the internet can do. That five people on the internet can get together and do. Like that. Small things we can do in our communities as individuals. I'm not gonna talk about made—I'm not gonna talk about major plays. Most of us just are hanging with the wall. That's not gonna do anything. So it's not the week to do—like, fucking what the fuck? What's the point? What's the point? Is the point of the left—the nebulous left—to take people like me, who are hungry as fuck for revolutionary theory and thought and action, and you just demoralize us and degrade us and make us feel like we're the fucking dumb ones?
Sorry for being sincere and giving a fuck. I'm not built for this ironic post-meta humor bullshit. And so we give up and then join you—the fucking Grill Pillers. Fuck your Grill Pill.
>>2290850It has come to our attention that the collective efforts of our organizational community—broadly referred to as our team—are being significantly undermined by a pervasive attitude of disengagement and unprofessional detachment. This behavior, characterized by a dismissive, ironic approach to critical initiatives, is highly concerning and counterproductive to our shared objectives. We are deeply disappointed by the consistent pattern of presenting well-researched, actionable proposals—strategies that could be implemented within a 48-hour timeframe to advance our organizational goals—only to be met with brief, unconstructive responses that appear designed to garner superficial approval rather than contribute meaningfully to our mission. Such responses are unacceptable and do not align with our expectations for professional conduct. Employees are respectfully requested to refrain from such commentary and focus on substantive contributions.
We have observed alarming real-world challenges that demand our immediate attention. For instance, recent reports indicate instances of aggressive interventions in public spaces, such as dining establishments, where individuals have been forcibly removed without due process. These incidents, widely documented across major platforms, are not isolated but reflect systemic issues that require urgent action. Additionally, media coverage has highlighted conditions resembling extreme confinement facilities, prominently featured on reputable outlets. These are not abstract concerns but pressing realities that impact our communities directly. It is disheartening to note that our internal channels, intended to foster proactive dialogue, have been largely silent, with external sources providing more visibility on these matters than our own team discussions.
This culture of detachment is detrimental to our organizational health. It represents a deliberate choice to prioritize disengagement over accountability, often encapsulated in phrases that trivialize our responsibilities, such as “disengaging from workplace challenges.” We strongly reject this mindset. Our employees are facing significant economic pressures—escalating costs and financial strain—that demand leadership, collaboration, and action. Yet, our forums, which should serve as hubs for innovative solutions, are instead filled with dismissive remarks such as “accept the status quo” or “disengage and relax.” This is a direct violation of our values and undermines the efforts of those committed to our mission.
Most concerning is the tendency among some team members to actively discourage meaningful proposals. When colleagues present practical, evidence-based strategies—initiatives that small groups or individuals could implement within their spheres of influence—they are met with derision or apathy, often framed as questioning the purpose of such efforts. Let us be clear: the purpose is our collective responsibility to address systemic challenges and support our communities. Our organization exists to foster engaged, passionate individuals who are committed to driving change, not to stifle those who demonstrate dedication. The current environment, which discourages sincerity and dismisses commitment as unproductive, is antithetical to our core principles.
We are not here to tolerate a culture of disengagement. Our organization demands active participation, not passive acceptance of challenges. We are not equipped to condone dismissive attitudes toward critical issues or to excuse inaction as a personality trait. Our team must be a catalyst for meaningful change, not a barrier to it. Those who choose to disengage, who prioritize superficial commentary over substantive action, are failing to uphold our standards. We urge all employees to recommit to our shared goals, to engage with sincerity, and to contribute to solutions. Those who cannot align with this expectation are respectfully requested to step aside, as we are focused on building a proactive, dedicated workforce. This is a critical moment for our organization, and we expect every team member to act accordingly.
>>2290950The line must be drawn HERE.
This far no further.
>>2290952You don't even think China is socialist so why do you expect them to behave like socialists. I'm saying you shouldn't expect them to behave like something they aren't, and also that it wouldn't make much of an impact anyway because, again
>China sells 2 million dollars of weapons to Israel in 2023>USA sells 773 million dollars of weapons to Israel in 2023>India sells 125 million dollars of weapons to Israel in 2023>773+125+2 = 900 million>remove China from the equation and it's still 898 million dollars of weapons, less than a 1 percent impact.Like actually read my post and realize what I'm saying: China shouldn't trade with Israel, but we don't live in a world where any government does what it "should". It's up to US to fight them, not tut-tut them for failing to conform to our morality. And in the US it is much easier for us to fight the US than it is for us to fight China. If you live in the USA and you want to fight China, then you may as well join the US military.
>>22909632 million less dollars to Israel is still 2 million less dollars towards Israel that would have been going towards child murder. And since it is so damn low, why, why in the flying fuck have it at all? This isn't to make ppl want to "fight" China, it about challenging the liberal revisionist rot within the heads of many of the contemporary left who do see China as some socialist country, even though it is not.
>>2290975>blowing up civilian shipsFamous Israeli past time.
>>2290978>This isn't to make ppl want to "fight" on the contrary it is imperative to fight anyone and everyone providing any support whatsoever to Israel, but we must not fight them equally, but according to strategy and tactics. You fight the people selling 773 million dollars of weapons to Israel before you fight the people selling 2 million dollars in weapons to Israel in the same way that you put out a big fire before you put out a small fire. If firefighters showed up to the scene of some fires and fought the small fires while allowing the big fire to grow, that would be foolish.
But here you are telling me you don't want to fight the fire at all, but merely challenge ideas people have about the fire. Very well then.
>>2290986you can't read
let me try in question form: how is not trading with the "american proxy" but still trading with america standing up to america?
>>2290299If you think this you're a moron. Women are little more than objects in South Korea.
The extreme chuddette form of feminism that grew in South Korea is due to the fact that misogyny is engrained into the majority of young men due to how little future young south koreans have, and so any form of female liberation is considered a threat to the little they have.
>>2291014* 2mil in weapons trade
>>2291015What’s the point of having a state lead economy if you cant choose who to trade with? I’m just asking what the strategy is here. Surely they can find other people to buy 2mil in weapons.
>>2291033>burger doesn't understand the difference between trade and tithehe thinks every country in the world serves zios by paying for their healthcare, military, tech, etc
el em ay oh
I want "whatabout china also trading with israel" anons, who obviously live in America, to explain what we can DO (not say, DO) to fight the genocide that is being committed by Israel, overwhelmingly with USA support (773 million dollars in 2023 sold) , and only very minor amounts sold by China.
Do you put out the big fire or the small fire first? do you fight your own government first, or do you fight the "enemy" and "near peer adversary" first?
Let's hear what Lenin says.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-g3XnvB7Uw>>2291042If you can choose who you do trade with and you trade with the enemy just to appease them, it is essentially a tithe.
If that’s the strat, fine. It would make sense strategically and maybe it had to do with maintaining the trade relations with the U.S., albeit I question why due to the tariffs. Granted, it was 2023 and their policy may change. I just want someone to confirm all this for me.
>>2291052>implying it was to enrich the ziosI didn’t imply this.
I said I didn’t know what the strategy was.
>>2291060>>2291052OK, these make more sense and add context.
Thanks.
>>2291056your argument starts off with a false premise
>if you can chooseyou can't choose, china trades with israel because of what they get back from it like tech transfers
you cannot CHOOSE to do X or not do X in a global economy unless you have significant leverage over it like america does, they can afford to, for example, cut off russia for the most part (and even then some trade between russia and america or the EU still happens)
your view of the world is childish, or in another word i prefer: retarded
>>2291067You’re being pedantic and know what I mean. They have more wiggle room than a liberalized economy that lets the U.S. walk all over it like certain ones in the global south.
> get back from it like tech transfersYou should have lead with this.
>>2291073they have more wiggle room than states where the politicians are controlled by israel so instead of sending billions in tithe to the zios and countless soldiers as sacrifice they
trade *scrolls up* 2 million worth of arms according to what was posted here before because they still need whatever they're getting in return
>>2291058yeah, of course you didn't. maybe
>>2291069 this will help you to put a final period to the debate.
>>2291063Another Dengoid cope
>>2291072I'm guessing you? I don't know what Taiwan has to do with poor little China being FORCED by hard capitalist Zion cock to trade with child murderers
>>2291088taiwan is capitalist china, PRC is the communist one
i think you're confused……
>>2291099>They can only exist in thier current state due to US funding.which is why proponents of anti-americanism in israel are persecuted, jailed, deported or even killed
israel is also constantly bending over backwards to please america, for example here's the last time america used this relationship they have to israel's detriment and america's benefit:
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>>2291081> they have more wiggle room than states where the politicians are controlled by israelThat’s all I was getting at, yes. If they are receiving something they need via trade that only Israel can provide, then I concede it’s not a tithe.
>>2291084> Excuse me, but are you Xi Jiping?Yes, I’m visiting this thread because I appreciate American culture, love McDonalds, and occasionally play a pick-up game wearing my Michael Air Jordans.
>>2291113Dengism has worked but only with a tremendous cost. The corruption with the party in the 80's exceeded even Gorbys reforms. The only difference is Gorby also liberalised the country, allowing dissent, Deng didn't.
At least Xi represents the left (centre) of the party and has done his best to tackle that corruption and building the strength of SOEs.
>>2291126Then stop calling it socialism or communism if what you really love and would die for is state capitalism, dengsister.
>>2291128True. China is doing what it loves most. Capitalism and being friends with zionists.
>>2291142>I don't have to provide proof of my claimI already provided proof earlier ITT that your claim is wrong.
>>2290758But you don't have to prove the contrary claim that inflates the statistic I provided by 1000fold? Stop wasting everyone's time repeating big and easily debunked lies.
>>2291130Death to islamic uyghurs, death to islamic uyghurs of the east, death to judaistians, death to pagans, all non-atheists die, all non-materialists die. Here is a message, from Xi Jinping, Comrade units survive, Street committees survive, Kill the Religgers - our father, Kill the Religgers - young man, Communist party - victory, Communist party - victory, Xi Jinping - our father, Life in China.
>>2290947> Comrade Greta ThunbergGood thing she got arrested just in time not to be on the attempt that got bombed. But yeah, This sort of thing is just par for the course in the EU washing of hands. The media has given the signal that it's okay to blame Netanyahu and minorly Israel for the months of open genocide because there is nothing that can be done anymore.
there is no outcome that doesn't result in the complete victory of Zionism, even if they hanged Netayahu tomorrow at dawn and the ICJ found the balls to formally establish the crime of genocide.
In fact, it is very likely that the EU will plant themselves a big fucking medal for recognizing some abstract version of a state of Palestine after they are done genociding Gaza. And you think you wont let it go. you wo't forget the depraved media people and politicians. You will hound the Zionists forever with the memory of what they have done. But that is just the natural reaction to your mind telling you the opposite. you know how it has gone every other time and you wish really hard that this time would be different. It won't.
The moment they sign teir new version of Oslo or w/e a few months will pass and it willb e just another historical anecdote nobody has time for. It scarcely even affects the current cycle of liberal elections, much less in four years. Zionism has been put to the ultimate test, the realization in the open of their ethnic cleansing aspirations, and it has come out victorious. It doesn't matter if the West Bank is left in the hands of more PR minded liberal Zios. The bar has been set, the resistance has been shattered. And Iran is next.
>>2291176I will make it 40 trillion as long as it protects my beloved Chinese capitalism.
>>2291178Reading is hard for you dengoids, I know.
>>2291200Smallest book defending China (pic1) vs biggest naxal text ever made (pic2)
>>2291200Yes it is easy when you read leaflets, we read massive literature that has trillions of pages and is super analytical.
>>2290720Yeah but libs have tried to put xi in a "craaazy dictator" mold a la saddam even before the genocide hoax.
I think it's basically just racism imo. Same type of racism as the "craaazy middle eastern dictator with ak-47" stereotype.
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