Stupid Israel, its all about Israel, never about America, never about the the struggling Americans who go from paycheck to paycheck, just Israel, Israel, Israel. I'm tired of it. I'm tired of this stupid country that I'm forced to appease like some servant. I never voted to be in some personal union with Israel and that was never my wish! This is against my rights! As an American!
10 posts and 3 image replies omitted.>>817957Everything not enumerated in the Constitution
>me sowing the profits of the israel-aided rape and pillage of the middle east
haha. fuck yes.
>me reaping the inevitable hatred from the rest of the world, the alienation of important allies and the disloyalty of the greedy rape-happy politicians i elected to carry all this out
what the fuck. this sucks.
>>817957Marxists support state rights, decentralization, local self governance and councils. No to mention the disintegration of the US.
Sorry americhud
>>817964Unfortunately your retarded terminally-leftypol attempt to treat the few breadcrumbs of "theory" you've picked up from online posts as real Marxism is contradicted by Marx's actual writings on the Civil War, where he supported the Union and the abolishment of slavery.
>>817966>At that time – thanks to the Bonapartist and liberal falsifiers of history – it was considered as established that the French centralised machine of administration had been introduced by the Great Revolution and in particular that it had been used by the Convention as an indispensable and decisive weapon for defeating the royalist and federalist reaction and the external enemy. It is now, however, a well-known fact that throughout the revolution up to the eighteenth Brumaire c the whole administration of the départements, arrondissements and communes consisted of authorities elected by, the respective constituents themselves, and that these authorities acted with complete freedom within the general state laws; that precisely this provincial and local self-government, similar to the American, became the most powerful lever of the revolution and indeed to such an extent that Napoleon, immediately after his coup d’état of the eighteenth Brumaire, hastened to replace it by the still existing administration by prefects, which, therefore, was a pure instrument of reaction from the beginning. But no more than local and provincial self-government is in contradiction to political, national centralisation, is it necessarily bound up with that narrow-minded cantonal or communal self-seeking which strikes us as so repulsive in Switzerland, and which all the South German federal republicans wanted to make the rule in Germany in 1849. – Note by Engels to the 1885 edition.]