If I didn't have a dog, I would care far less about being homeless or about living within the system. But as soon as you have a dog, the whole game shifts. Can't leave a dog alone in the woods. Can't expect a dog to sleep in a tent. Can't expect a dog to fast for a week. Can't expect a dog to live within the means of a revolutionary. Can't expect a dog to even understand why it's not eating tonight.
I can understand and even materially cope with not eating or 2, 3 even 4 days in a row. The longest I've fasted is 7 days. But to expect a dog to do the same thing? Cruelty, and even I agree.
Revolutionaries should not have pets, revolutionaries should be able to suffer conditions that are simply too cruel for pet. It is that simple, and that unfortunate.
The revolutionary is a doomed woman. She has no personal interests, no business affairs, no emotions, no attachments, no property, and no name. Everything in her is wholly absorbed in the single thought and the single passion for revolution.
>>747603RIP Nechayev you would have loved Alice in Chains
>Revolutionaries should not have pets, revolutionaries should be able to suffer conditions that are simply too cruel for pet. It is that simple, and that unfortunate.
true
I believe there is a chance my country will go full blown fascism in the next 10 years, and I constantly worry about what would happen to my cat if I engaged in real resistence
what if the local gestapo tracks me down and decides to hurt her?
shits so fucked, I dont want to even think about it
>>747602I'm actually on a pretty long fast right now, the trick is to take sodium, potassium and magnesium, you won't feel hunger after the third day, if you have atleast 20 pounds of fat stored then you could survive for half a month.