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R-right, /leftypol/? It's gonna go back to salvageable conditions, r-right??!?
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>>836683
stirner sits in this ineffectual corner where stuff like morality or religion is a spook yet every single institution is molded after them, so they can only suffer them haplessly while dreaming about a world where we live happily together as independent selves. basically commits the worst sins of utopianism which is why his contemporaries laughed at him.

>>836716
it's rather baffling that stirner enjoys this air of sophistication and reverence even among "communists" and "theoryheads" when his philosophy falls apart if you think about it for 5 minutes

he got bodied in the german ideology and then again by discount lenin (plekhanov), what more is there to say about stirner

>>836716
I havent read Stirner and only know the memes but I think that's an unfair interpretation. Something being a spook doesn't automatically mean it doesn't affect the real world. In fact, that's precisely why it's a spook, its something that isn't real that nevertheless affects the real world because people behave in a way as if its real.

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>>836787
you not having read him is what makes you have a charitable interpretation because stirner's philosophy is internally incoherent
you're charitably reading him as a critic of ideology. he's way more "radical" (nonsensical) than that.

it's precisely his point that spooks have no reality, not even in the "real abstractions" sense, or else he wouldn't be able to dismiss them: if an idea has a real hold on you, then it has a practical reality to it, and is therefore no longer a "spook", is it?

ok then, it'd be fine if he was a fully committed nominalist, but somehow he treats the "state" as a slightly more real abstraction than every other, in that it's worthwhile to fight against "the state", but fighting for the working class? spooked. communism? spook.

not to mention that "ego" or "the unique" are also spooks, they're the universalization of the particular. he says it isn't and by "the unique", "this one", he means precisely the non-universal particular, but "this one" is already a universal, a pure particular would would be non-generalizable as a word at all



 

Marx in the Manifesto (1848) thought that the struggle would simply be between an international proletariat versus capitalists, but the later Marx (1869-70) perceived a lack of solidarity between members of the proletariat themselves, foreshadowed by Engels in 1845, on the topic of immigration. Engels was also prescient in determining a "labour aristocracy" driving a wedge between members of the working class, as early as 1858. Marx imagined that the petit-bourgeois would be proletarianised, but this never quite came, with more and more rentiers eating scraps from the master's table. Engels encounters this (though dismissively) in 1873, around controversies concerning the tenants and landlords. Here, the old class war (e.g. pre-1848) had again emerged as a primary contradiction of life. The emergence of Fascism is said to begin in 1919, but really occurs in 1893, with the Aigues-Mortes Massacre, where Italian immigrants were murdered by Frenchman, causing the neologism of "National Socialism" to emerge in the words of Maurice Barrés in 1898. The end of the century saw the new reactionary counter-tendency of the working class, towards a protectionist policy for wages; a resentment of free trade in the labour market – like the unionised aristocracy of labour. Lenin by 1902 saw that trade unionism was incapable from its own efforts to theorise or struggle for socialism. The working class perceives its own primary contradictions, not between their employers, but between fellow enployees. The workers, in their own desires, do not want socialism.

>>836909
>The emergence of Fascism is said to begin in 1919, but really occurs in 1893, with the Aigues-Mortes Massacre, where Italian immigrants were murdered by Frenchman, causing the neologism of "National Socialism" to emerge in the words of Maurice Barrés in 1898
You copied this from smith-anon in the political economy thread. It's a good bit of history, but I think US workers were slaughtering chinese railroad workers in the 1870s for the same reason.

>>836943
>It's a good bit of history, but I think US workers were slaughtering chinese railroad workers in the 1870s for the same reason.
This has former precedence in the peasant revolt of 1381, where English guildsmen murdered Flemish guildsmen in London - thus, "trade union consciousness" leads to this sort of reaction, as a direct interest for the protection of labour.



 

STOP!!!!!!!!!

what was the last thought you had before aiming your eyeballs at this beautiful thread?????????
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>>836403
I wanted to post this video.
I thought about making a separate thread for it, but I guess I'll just post it here.

>>836403
gooning

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Will spironolactone kill me?

overboard

i feel like Adolf Libler



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>I must let you know who this man really is who embarks upon vituperation so glibly and what is his parentage. Virtue? You renegade!—what have you or your family to do with virtue?
>Shall I relate how your father was a slave who kept an elementary school near the Temple of Theseus, and how he wore shackles on his legs and a timber collar round his neck, or how your mother practiced daylight nuptials in an outhouse? You helped your father in the drudgery of a grammar school, grinding the ink, sponging the benches, sweeping the room, holding the position of a menial.
>After getting yourself enrolled on the register of your parish—no one knows how you managed it, but let that pass—you chose a most gentlemanly occupation, that of clerk and errand-boy to minor officials. After committing all the offenses with which you reproach other people, you were relieved of that employment. You entered the service of those famous players, Simylus and Socrates, better known as the Growlers. You played small parts to their lead, picking up figs and grapes and olives, and making a better living out of those missiles than by all the battles you fought for dear life. For there was no truce or armistice in the warfare between you and your audience.
>Compare, then, Aeschines, your life and mine. You taught reading, I attended school. You danced, I was choragus, You were a public scribe, I a public orator. You were a third-rate actor, I a spectator at the play. You failed in your part, and I hissed you.

How would you respond without sounding mad
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>>836884
Why are his nails painted?

>>836899
It's a chicks hand actually. She's holding on to him.

>>836887
Gianni had a botched vasectomy

>>836892
The passage is a recorded debate between two ancient Greek politicians, Demosthenes and Aeschines, who were bitter political enemies. They disliked each other and so they hate a public debate. Essentially, it's a historical roast battle.

Demosthenes attacks Aeschines by exposing his family background, claiming that his father was a former slave and that his mother engaged in questionable religious or ceremonial activities. He also mocks Aeschines for having to do menial, low-paying work as a child to help support his family. After attacking Aeschines' background, Demosthenes essentially flexes his own accomplishments and social standing by comparing their lives. He points out that Aeschines had to help teach children from lower-class families how to read and write, while Demosthenes attended top school as a student. Aeschines worked as an actor in minor roles, while Demosthenes participated in organizing theatrical performances. Aeschines worked as a public clerk, while Demosthenes established himself as a prominent public speaker and politician.

>>836939
>if you post something from someone that means you have the same life story as them
another banger from the "your media consumption says everything about you" crowd



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indie fans trying to read the odyssey when they find out it has no realistic depictions of panic attacks, broadway inspired musical numbers, tumblr sexymen, goonerbait, therapyspeak, morally ethical ships with no problematic age gaps, anime voice acting, fanservice, steven universe references, inappropriate sex jokes to claim that the show is for adults even though the art style is clearly bright and colourful in an attempt to make it marketable towards children and teenagers, pop culture references, a generic protagonist with 0 personality for them to self insert, psychological horror, 4 hour video essays by white people with titles like "the horror of [show title]", awkward zany humour, marvel quips every 3 minutes, non binary characters, marketable plushies, vague foreshadowing, existentialism, jumpscares, merch with random japanese words, neon genesis evangelion references, an allegory for gender dysphoria, fandom discourse on twitter, analog horror, lorebait, vtuber cameos, 4th wall breaks, commentary on family trauma, exposition about the protagonists sad backstory, liminar spaces, allegory for depression, loredumps by the author on twitter/tumblr or queer representation
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>>836894
it's crazy to me that americans consider the odyssey a "hard book". I live in a third world shithole and we were made to read it in middle-school. that poster is right and you're kind of exposing yourself by implying that reading the book is some kind of achievement

>>836911
I'm not trying to claim its some kind of achievement, but the film is not the same story as the original. Odysseus does not take a lotus from Calypso. In the poem she is a rapist who kidnapped him.

>>836911
which cunt? other than greece i cant imagine any other making kids read the odyssey

>>836921
What? Why not? I think most European countries require reading either it or the Illiad. For us it was Odyssey.

everyone read the odyssey in high school english class imbecile



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Bringing the thread back due to popular demand.
What are you doing this Friday? Do you have plans for weekend?
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>>834871
Pour it into another container and fish them out?

>>834871
Drink them. Alcohol is poison already, they can't make it worse.

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I'm thinking of doing this but am not sure what skill to pick. Any ideas?

>>835439
Learn to run AI locally.

buuuuuuuuuump



 

I just killed a thread..with my freaking mind HAHA!



 

Even ben has given up………….
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>>836706
Ben was wish manifesting a way for Trump to keep his presidency when Biden was elected in 2022

>>836676
>>836686
Trump won in spite of that, not because of it. Voters have consistently trusted Democrats more on transgender issues. Biden lost because the economy was bad and they gave Trump a mulligan for COVID but didn't give Biden/Harris one for the aftermath.

>>836699
tbh seeing how asinine MAGA is has given me much more faith in this as a government structure. A dumb person should vote based on whether they feel better or worse off. They should not vote based on ideas and beliefs because their ideas and beliefs are generally stupid.
Trump's entire project has been giving those people what they want. Even in this wipeout, a substantial minority voted Republican. That substantial minority should be as disengaged from politics as possible.

>>836795
reactionaries realize socialism requires revolution and sacrifice to establish, so they conflate that (on purpose) with the results of that sacrifice and revolution, in order to confuse the working class.

>>836795
>>836858
Right wingers will say "we just didn't elect the correct dem/repub candidate! next time for sure!" then spin around and parrot the 'Real socialism has never been tried lol' canard



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How can there be desserts in these two locations whilst being on different parts of the continent? And whilst one borders the snowiest country and the other borders lush rainforest?
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>>836741
Desert climates may be caused by anything from coastal winds and mountain ranges to atmospheric circulation. The one in Elsweyr would probably be classified as hot and the one in Hammerfell as temperate.

>>836786
Gameplay and world design is probably going to be amazing but the writing and world-building will be shit

Though i am looking forward to learn about events post-skyrim, and see the thalmor occupation of hammerfell, but in terms of being elder-scrolls it'll probably just retcon and ignore loads of pre-established shit like in skyrim

>>836753
at least make ur world believable nga. u dont need to be autistic to understand basic river formation or mountain ranged

Is earth a globe in elder scrolls games? If not, then the sun just decided to go to these locations more or something

>>836786
this >>836817

After more than a decade of disappointment and realizing after recent playthroughs that the only games I legitimately like are Morrowind and Daggerfall (and the non-Bethesda Fallouts) I've given up any hopes for this series being a mature CRPG, it will be a beautiful looking lame-ass POV hack n slash/choose-your-own-adventure. I will be ignoring the main quest and try to enjoy my time, hopefully they bring back good magic, character limitations, factions that actually interact with and hate each other etc etc (like Daggerfall) but I digress, all the series really needs is a good writer but we'll never get that again



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a thread to post hot trans women
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