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>>2403809
>and felt they had a certain kind of power, actually.
man this makes me sad, they're so fucking clueless. what power do you really have when men only value you until you age out of being attractive? i guess the same power dragonball has over young boys.

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>>2403802
>Products have value, consumers don't
Both obviously have value since the merchant doesn't make any money without the consumer. That's the whole idea of being a merchant is bringing products to consumers and consumers to products.

>>2403668
That’s pretty fucked up honestly.
There should be just a state-owned matchmaking app that has algorithms based on successful relationships and body fat percentage.

>>2403805
In ancient times there’s anthropological proof that the mentally ill were actually venerated a you put it as witches or shamans. Even though in the modern sense we call that enabling, it was a different form of enabling, a cultural form where the mentally ill probably felt like they belonged and had a “special” place in the ancient cultures. Most of the horribleness towards the mentally ill we see today is more to do with sedentary culture when we stopped being nomads and started creating structured societies. The people in power were well educated, some priests, other philosophers, others warriors. Some societies still venerated some of the mentally ill(for example oracles in Greek or Roman society) but not all mentally ill people were accepted by the time we had whole societies because of classes and power.

>>2403668
Why doesn’t the CPUSA create its own matchmaking app? It doesn’t have to make much of a profit and it can be aligned to encourage long-term relationships.

>>2403797
How big is this land? It seems like a waste of resources.

>>2403822
The cpusa is firmly committed to not doing anything useful ever

>>2403822
Because it would expose the fact Communist women only date Capitalist men.

>>2403758
>But come on. It's a government agency. Interoperability is a good thing…
Not if its interoperability with the fucking modern-day SS. And what legitimate reason would ICE need to see medical records, anyway?

>>2403822
>>2403828
Not only do women date men with more wealth than themselves, most western communist women are likely not especially poor

>>2403820
I think it heavily depended on the culture, the type of mental illness, the type of person who had it, and how it expressed itself

>>2403814
Consumers do not in themselves have value though. The merchant cares for nothing but the consumer's money hence why scamming is among the oldest human activities. High quality products themselves, however, are always valuable.

>>2403830
What if they arrest someone who needs medication now they know if they need fentanyl or if they lie

>>2403629
It’s dividing the working class

>>2403808
that's just a more circuitous route to digging into wallets.

>>2403191
Is there an actual rebellion? I am looking around and I don’t see anything

https://paydayreport.com/ford-breaks-union-neutrality-agreement-in-kentucky-union-drive/?ref=payday-report-newsletter

>On Jan. 7 of this year, six weeks after UAW officials announced that a majority of BlueOval SK workers had signed union cards, the workers filed for a union election with the National Labor Relations Board. At the NLRB, which administers labor law, the median wait between petition and election under the Biden administration was 31 days. But it was not until June 26, nearly six months after workers had requested an election and five months after Donald Trump took office, that the board even ordered BlueOval SK to hold one. An election date has not yet been set. 


>“A lot of my co-workers just want an election. They’re ready to vote,” Bill Wilmoth, a formation production operator and part of the volunteer organizing committee, told Capital & Main in June. 


>The election delay began when BlueOval SK responded to workers’ election request by filing an NLRB complaint. The company argued that current workers represented too small a share of the eventual workforce at the plant to gain standing as a union. 


>During that delay, BlueOval SK has worked to block the union. This winter, BlueOval SK paid LRI Consulting Services, a firm known for sending anti-union staff to trail retail workers at their jobs, $425 an hour to hold informational meetings with workers. BlueOval SK’s legal representation, Frost Brown Todd, has a website page devoted to “union avoidance/campaigns” offering “campaigns that empower employees to vote ‘no’” on a union. The company also spent $17,229 on ads targeting Kentucky audiences through Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, between April 6 and July 4. The ads include a video urging workers to “tap the brakes” and “vote no” on the union. 


>BlueOval SK did not return requests for comment.


>Multiple workers who talked to Capital & Main say they’ve been driven to organize because of workplace injuries and threats to health and safety. Workers have filed multiple safety and health complaints, and reporters from The Louisville Courier Journal extensively documented workplace injuries, mold contamination, bat infestations and chemical exposure risks. 


>That’s driven workers to demand a fair election, said Wilmoth, but the company’s anti-union efforts have taken a toll. “They’re smart enough to figure out their environment and what’s best for them,” he said of co-workers. But the company’s opposition means “they’re very hesitant to have discussions” openly about unionization, he added. Workers say management has pulled employees aside for “conversations” and told them to attend meetings that some workers did not know were anti-union meetings until they got there, while new hires have reported experiencing anti-union rhetoric during training.


>The UAW has filed six unfair labor practice complaints with the NLRB, including as recently as July 2. The union alleges that BlueOval SK threatened, restrained and coerced workers through destroying union materials shown in nonwork areas; threatened closure of the facility; and fired workers for supporting the union.

>>2402650
you're taking the piss but escaping poverty is the point of communism.

https://theconnector.substack.com/p/cryptocurrency-epstein-and-the-bullshit

>But here’s the thing about what happens when your entire world is built on bullshit and bullshitting. When you get caught in a blatant contradiction, one so large that it can’t be waved away, the whole edifice gets very shaky. And that, I think, is why Trump’s current effort to cover up his relationship with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein is so important. On the one hand, the Justice Department from Attorney General Pam Bondi on down has promised to get to the bottom of the Epstein case, release all the files, and go after anyone who has committed crimes against victims. They’ve done so with bluster. But then they’ve also claimed the case was closed, also at the behest of the President, who has begged his followers to move on.


>So far, they aren’t. Number go up, indeed!


>Many of Trump’s minions owe their rise to fame and fortune on the relationship they’ve built with their online audiences, something they’ve cultivated in large degree by feeding and ratifying their belief in conspiracy theories. As the Wall Street Journal noted yesterday, “The decision to not release the files and the harsh fallout among the public has roiled some of Trump’s senior staff, who have staked their reputations on exposing the ties between Epstein and moneyed elites. [Kash] Patel, the FBI director, and his deputy, Dan Bongino, had been in favor of releasing more documents, people familiar with their efforts said. Bongino has told colleagues that his association with the administration’s decision to keep the files private has eroded his credibility among the base of support that fueled his rise as a successful podcaster and media personality on the right, according to a senior administration official.” In other words, Bongino—an online influencer who had no qualification to be deputy FBI director other than his slavish loyalty to Trump—is now caught between what he believes he has to do to keep his audience and to maintain his position with Trump.


>According to a new Fox News poll, “Only 13% think the government has been open and transparent about the Jeffrey Epstein case, while more than five times as many, 67%, disagree – including 60% of Republicans and 56% of MAGA supporters. One voter in five says they haven’t been following the case.” That means 80% of the public is paying attention. Hence the Trump regime’s sudden move to release files on Martin Luther King Jr. and to try shine attention on Barack Obama’s investigation of Russian efforts to interfere in our elections. As Andrew Egger put it in the Bulwark, “The worse the Epstein revelations, the wilder the distractions issued to try to get the MAGA faithful to look literally anywhere else.”


>The opposite of the bullshit asymmetry principle might be phrased thus: “The amount of energy needed to sustain bullshit that is obvious to all is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it.”

It's crazy how Trump managed to make the Late Show relevant again.


>>2403191
Why do these MILLENIAL FAGGOTS always have to plaster that stupid progress idpol pride flag everywhere. Tarnishing the name of Anarchism even having that flag near the circle-a.

>>2402951
>She has a remarkably Spanish name

<Sheinbaum


What did he mean by this?

>>2403877
Wolff, himself Jewish, was just remarking that Sheinbaum is Jewish by sarcastically joking that her name was hispanic. He says that really late in the video so I'm surprised that was your only comment on it.

>>2403876
find something more important to get mad about

>>2403885
They should focus on something more important to care about

>>2403866
>escaping poverty is the point of communism.
fellas is it communism when I escape poverty as an individual by practicing sigma hustle drug dealer crab bucket grindset and getting really lucky on crypto, gambling, stonks?

>>2403886
true but they're outside with guns and you're inside with a keyboard

>>2403888
True, they are still Anarchists after all, and I still respect them for that much

>>2403826
"dozens of acres"

Yeah give him the gulag

>>2403822
There used to be things like workers balls, hostels, a whole way of life that came with Communism. But then the USSR died and so a lot of funding went out the window. I don’t think an app would be high on the list of priorities, and if we made it then you’d instantly have people claiming it’s some attempt by the feds to dox communists.

That aside, I think Communists in America are too incestuous, just contained to their little bubbles and doing nothing. I think what’s needed is interacting with more people. Get liberal and conservative friends. Learn to associate with people who think differently. That’s what we need these days.

Shit, to some of the family from my right wing friends I’m just “some nice all American guy”.

>>2403758
I would hope this government becomes far too inefficient to work tbh

>>2403891
>There used to be things like workers balls
now only worker cucks

>>2403876
anarchism post highschool is the embarrassment.

>>2403906
that anon is sansepolcrismo-fag

>>2403803
You cooked with this one fr

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From yesterday.

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/trump-struggles-facts-fed-chair-jerome-powell-corrects-real-time-rcna221052
Trump struggles with facts as Fed Chair Jerome Powell corrects him in real time

>During brief remarks with reporters, the president, with Powell standing just inches away, declared that cost overruns on the project have reached “about $3.1 billion.” The Fed chair could be seen immediately and rapidly shaking his head, making clear to those in attendance that Trump was citing a number that wasn’t true.


>“I’m not aware of that,” Powell interrupted. The figure, the Republican responded, “just came out.”


>Moments later, Trump tried to justify his claim, pulling a document from his jacket pocket and handing it to the Fed chair. Powell quickly reviewed the data and noticed an important flaw.


>“You just added in a third building,” Powell said.


>“It’s a building that’s being built,” Trump replied.


>“No, it was built five years ago,” the Fed chair reminded him. “It’s not new.”

>>2403720
This is coming from the "adulting is too hard generation" coming accuse their juniors of being "unserious"?

>>2403699
That anon is dumb, quoting a typical feminist platitude.
Irony is, women are more scared of humiliation than men. Hell, feminists would accuse men of misogyny for allowing a woman to be humiliated.

>>2403708
Suburban women are not innocent either.
>>2403788


>>2403779
>>2403761
>>2403709
I blame chivalry.
In most other non western societies, young women were punished for bad behavior.
Western society infantilised women do much it's unreal.
Whatever negative stereotype you have of teenage girls, women are at their worst behavior in their thirties and forties.

>>2402635
>I agree and whats good about america is that theres no real
patriotism left in this country.
I think as tine goes on and things get worse people are going to start identifying more with their state or region than as Americans.

>>2402649
It means whatever socialist state(s) born from the ashes of the US sending financial, material, and even military aid to revolutionary movements elsewhere in the world.

>We getting funding from china?

China would do everything in its power to stop any of the things I mentioned because they would pose a threat to China's economic and geopolitical interests.

>>2403788
>A man in her position very much would not receive any coddling but it's pretty normal to encounter women in their 50's that are just the perfect combination of complete narcissist + violent + unable to function without a male caretaker. This lady at my work is like that and talking to her is like dealing with a child.


Comparing a woman like that to a child is insulting to children. That kind of behavior I have encountered as well. It's not normal of children.
Children can be petty, but, that's just something beyond childish. That's fucking psychotic.

>>2403803
The CEO and the radfem would've shot the communist regardless of her opinion.

>>2403751
This. People were going crazy on opium in the late nineteenth/early twentieth century.

Or how about the flower power generation jumping out of windows high on acid?

>>2403939
Jerome Powell weirdly has the balls to correct Trump

>>2403953
>This is coming from the "adulting is too hard generation" coming accuse their juniors of being "unserious"?
Are zoomers even adulting? They're almost in their 30s now.

>>2403965
not a real term

>>2403964
Because he knows there would be a massive shitstorm from capitalists if he got fired. He thinks he has independent job security and doesn't need to kiss Trump's ass. Whether that's actually true remains to be seen. It would be funny to see Trump do it.

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honkoid status?

What kind of name is Ghislaine anyway?


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