/siberia/ - Off-topic

>>450736
game?

>Muh zoomers
>Muh Tiktok
>psyop


Truly, millennials are having a midlife crisis epidemic that outshines even the Baby Boomers'.

If anything, imageboards are a far more likely psyop. And lets not pretend that millennials arent reactionaries.

In fact, I honestly think alot o reactionary politics nowadays is centered around generational aesthetics rather than race or gender.
We need to stop generational idpol and go back to pre-Victorian ideals of children being miniature adults opersting under the same adult culture.

>>450736
What makes me sad is all the stupid idiots who fall for it.

>>450838
Greyhill Incident.

>>450784
It's misrepresentative at best. Whether you live in a capitalist or socialist or communist system there will always be the working class. Financial and monetary policies will differ, but you still having a large amount of people doing the hard labor in any economic system. The debate should be what is best for the working class, and how to make the system more fair for average hard working taxpayers, yet allowing room for innovation and entrepreneurship, economic growth as well.

it's adventurism that's what it is

what

>>447937
That's the cool thing about mental problems, there's no actual blueprint of what a "healthy, normal" person is.

>>448036
You mean overhated?

Is it possible for autists to have friends?

>>448036
Are you trying to summon Chris-chan to do the Buffalo Bill Dance at your house?

this thread is almost as bad as the relationships one

>>450751
Why do you think that?

>both statues wear traffic cones with is the ridicule they are subjected to by a class conscious Scottish population

LMAO

>>450691
Her video about trans people is equally bad.

>>450722
I would say that was basically the tipping point of her channel yes.

Use the catalog: >>449896

>>450022
based AF

>>450022
True

>>449915
post results

>>449240
>>449247
I'm still incredibly fucking angry at everyone here, because this is an issue you've (as in, majority of leftypol posters) only started seeing clearly in recent memory. I remember getting into long and drawn-out arguments in '21 and '22 when I was dabbling into the ideas of Socialism by being here about how the covid vaxx was likely harmful and pushing it is an anti-socialist and anti-science take. But now? Everyone here realizes exactly what I, and many people in the working class mislabeled as "Fascists" have been preaching.

>>449264
"everybody hear now agrees with me that vaccines bad"

no?

>>449264
While i agree with everything >>449247 said, not getting the jab in the imperial core during the pandemic wasn't a viable option. For many people, lockdown was only a thing outside of work, so they were near guaranteed to get the actual virus at some point.

>>449264
fuck you for coming into my thread and scolding me about your schizo antivaxx bullshit. That's not why I have pernicious anemia or arthritis. My symptoms began to manifest before Covid and I only got around to getting them diagnosed recently. I might have permanent brain damage because of the anemia and I'm frankly thinking about killing myself, because the only thing useful to me, my brain, is partially destroyed now

>>447739
>health problems are so radicalizing
100% agree
I feel you OP, I'm sorry to hear that.

While not an innate medical problem covid nearly killed off some of my loved ones. And when it came for me I got it pretty bad too. I remember sitting there in the ER surrounded by people who had it way worse. Shivering and feverish I could feel the pain in my side where pneumonia was slowly growing in my lung making it harder to breath by the day (fuck even by the hour). It had been the tenth day of a fever that wouldn't go away, three days after I got confirmed to be positive. The very young resident doctor refused to give me antibiotics because "well since covid is a virus so it won't work" even though there were no other options except to "monitor the symptoms" which had been deteriorating by the day. My loved ones had to beg the doctor to sign off on giving me antibiotics (which due to one of them having some pull within the hospital system helped) which literally stopped the pneumonia within days (yet the post covid symptoms stuck with me for months). In the end, I survived but also had to pay a hefty medical bill due to not dying.
I was already "radicalized" by then but that shit changed me. Knowing that the system was bad is nothing compared to seeing its inefficiency and inhumanity at work with your life on the line. Seeing how it sees you not as a human being but a customer and how well you are served is based upon who you know and how much money you got while all around you people are suffering all the same (with a fucking disease that kills). Its horrifying and incredibly radicalizing.

Stay well OP and stay strong.

>In his preface (dated 5 May 1885) to his edition of Volume II of Das Kapital and in several letters during the following ten years, Friedrich Engels had indicated his intention to publish the manuscript of Theories of Surplus Value, which was to form Volume IV. However, although he succeeded in publishing the second and third volume of Das Kapital, Engels was unable to publish the Theories before he died in 1895.
>In 1905–1910, Karl Kautsky published a first edited version of Marx’s manuscript in three volumes (1,754 pages; the second volume consists of two separate parts), with Dietz publishers in Stuttgart.

moreno pseud btfo

>>450445
If someone were to go meet Karl Marx in the past, bring cocaine or adderall.

>>450656
seems like even cocaine and adderall didn't help the poor fellow in finishing his life work, best they could do is make him finish vol. 1

>>450658
He smoked a ton of cigars tho which has nicotine which is a kind of stimulant.

>>450445
The Kautskyite version is horrendous, read the Soviet version in 3 volumes.

>>450565
get ready to get many (you)s

shit, my prediction failed

>>450565
I think a lot of Americans are disgruntled. Face it, the ever-rising price inflation for energy and food. Economy is in the toilet. Massive boycotts now taking place (auto workers). Other nations are abandoning the US dollar in global trade over the fears of the government weaponizing the US dollar (legit fears for nations btw, as USD was the global reserve currency for the last 79 years). Then we have the growing political division and resentment. Conservatives pissed off that Trump is being investigated, liberals pissed off that no one gives a crap about global warming, and on and on. Then they see the massive corruption day to day, politicians not representing them or their woes. Then they see endless wars that do no good for the country which is already in huge amounts of insolvent debts that can't ever be paid back no matter how much taxes are raised. They see endless corruption. Hopelessness.

Now imagine…. Then they see other world leaders defying their hopelessly corrupt government, the very government they are disgruntled at. Instant heroes because someone stands up to the man!

Reading Marxist theory.

>>450620
Americams are disgru tled but they also have demigod complex. Most first worlders do.
In fact, even outside the first world, woth the advent of liberalism, everyone is struck with demigod complex