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>Name: Tojiro Toriyama
>Born: 1888, Empire of Japan
>Nicknames: “The Butcher of Burma”, “The Impaler of Indochina”, “The Kwangtung Cannibal”, “The Monster of Manila”, “The Ripper of Rabaul”, “The Maneater of Manchuria”, “The head-taker of Hong Kong”, “The Scalper of Shanghai”, “The Nutbuster of Nanking”, “The Tianjin Tiddytickler”, “The Bongdong Babybasher”, “The Dicktwister of Da Nang”, “The Assblaster of Borneo”, “The Bangkok Ball Boiler”, “The Fearsome Fondler of Fu Nan”
>Died: 1948 (execution)
>Last words: “And so I am killed only for the crime of losing”
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>>11424
>“The Mcdonalds aficionado”
jej

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Average American General
>Name: Richard Stillwater
>Born: 1892, Virginia
>Nicknames: "The liberator of Morocco" "The liberator of Paris" "The liberator of Normandy" "The liberator of Brest" "The liberator of Munich" "The liberator of Berlin" "Dick"
>Died: 1963 (heart attack)
>Last words: "I'm content"

>>11426
>"The liberator of Berlin"
Bro served in the Red Army?

>>11427
Which is somehow weirder than "liberator of brest"

>>11428

Which is somehow weirder than "liberator of Berlin dick"



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Previous thread: >>465871
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>>11255 (me)
The actual point, which has slipped my mind once again, is that there's a lot of bastards in this world that think everyone's a caricature except them.
You think you are free thinker, everyone else is following some program. Oh you said this and that, you must be x, y and z.
On imageboards this takes on truly surreal forms. There is no identity worth speaking of so people go fucking nuts with it. This is also "things turning into their opposite" and a 69th type of liberalism.

>>11259
Which one, you fucking moron? It is an objective fact that both Russia and western governments are using queer people as political fodder, both domestically and abroad. And here you come promoting it, both the internal Russian propaganda and the external western moral outrage propaganda, your doing both the Russian government and the western governments their jobs for them. You're a useful idiot.

And of course you get triggered when you're called out on it, going so far as to use a homophobic slur in the LGBT thread. You don't actually give a fuck. You just want to be morally superior and crush the enemies of global neoliberal enlightened values. You don't give a shit if hundreds of thousands die at the hand of western hegemony.

You don't actually give a fuck about gay Palestinians trapped in Gaza. You don't reallly care about Russian queer people living in the streets. You don't truly care about queer children murdered down the block.

What you truly care about is for a universalized global uniform neoliberal order. You want a global caste system where your privileges for your narrow socioeconomic stratum is equalized around the world. You want universal access to the fruits of the poor of the world, but only for your specific socioeconomic stratum. This pathological anti-social narcissism and tribalism, so characteristic of colonial nations, particularly so of Americans, is a quasi-religious justification for the global apartheid and your privileged endowment, which you, of course, perceive as meritocratic or your inherent right. Like gods giving the right to rule, you have the right for a privileged life.

And like all of the petit bourgeoisie of the world, you stand on top of the proletariat on a "humble" pulpit from which you lecture your moral demands. You, of course, have been granted intelligence, education, enlightenment, unlike the rest. Arrogant, snobbish, narcissistic, yeah of course you know what the world needs. More of your moral direction. You, better than nobody, can wield the queers and tell them what they need to think. "Condemn Russia! Look, look, they're beating the gays!". Look at your own fucking country, whatever racist shithole you're from. Tell me how things are there with gay people. Tell me there's no homeless. Tell me how your country hasn't been involved in the massacre of peoplePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>11261
Just breathe eh

>>11261
Didn't read.

>>11263
>Didn't read.
We know, babes. We can tell.



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>>11267
AI isnt the problem.

Even before AI, people would fabricate scientific research papers.

>>11299
>It wasn't mass producible
And efforts to make it so were stalled by the system including peer review.
>When hobbyist non-experts get to decide what resources we spend on science we get bullshit like NASA wasting time on the EM drive.
LMAO you're talking about Harold White who literally has a P.h.D in physics among other degrees, and what happened were technical mistakes and a repetition of claimed experiments is what disproved it. "hobbyism" had nothing to do with it and peer review did nothing but muddy the water.
>peer-review is supposed to separate the wheat from the chaff by using experts who can quickly spot unproductive nonsense
Except this is clearly not the case and on a systemic level, as I have explained in detail.
>how will I be able to sift through thousands of papers in my limited lifespan to find ones that aren't just made up numbers and basing my entire knowledge of a field on potential bullshit
By the fact that you're not the only person doing this?
>Yes things fall through the cracks
Constantly and in large quantities
>I've not seen any better system proposed
Ah yes the usual liberal excuse that gets repeated word-for-word ad nauseum
First, do a basic browser search: literally the first thing that comes up: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3237011/
Second, I'll come up with a system off the top of my head, since I actually use my brain
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>>11293
>landing on the moon
anon, i…

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>>11303
>Muh moon hoax

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>>11304
Ok glowie
NTA BTW



 

/leftypol/ is invited to the 8moe tournament at 8moe /icup/.
Each board is welcome to submit 2 possible contestants (one or two will be chosen) for a Soulcalibur 6 tournament. Your board's mascots / tans / OCs or favorite characters are recommended.
Later once the characters are all created, I will announce the tournament either in a stream or record the duels separately.
It will be hosted at 8moe /icup/ or 8moe /site/
/leftypol/ is welcome to submit 2 contestants and choose a fighting style / weapon.
Ultimately, we think /leftypol/ will choose Alunya, but the weapon Alunya will use is yet to be decided.
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>>11414
She won!! The next is the final battle, Grace-chan against Esther!

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>>11415
When is this happening?

>>11417
Sorry anon it was happening when that was posted, sadly Grace lost.

>>11418
Ah, damn. Oh well, there's always next year



 

Is this AMV worth 50k y/n?
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>>10659
There were emails too that were shared with Saberspark

>>10589
This is cursed as fuck


>>10544
>not Kamoi Tsubame
Not worth 50k.

>>10491
When you think about it absolutely is worth it.



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VR edition: by invitation of Cat Alunya
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those are very cute art

We need a new thread!

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New thread when?

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>>14722
>>14721
New Bread!!!
>>554648
>>554648
>>554648



 

I out of the culture war loop,and was told on 4chan that woke Leftists are seething over this Japanese McDonalds ad since it promotes wholesome traditional family values or some shit, but I haven't seen it, is it true?
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Remember anons this is an ad for goyslop and his is being used as the pinnacle of American traditional culture. It's all LARP, traditionalism, cultural heritage, and history.

>>9917
hitlerites jack off to the idea of us getting "mad" because of a "traditional family," nobody was getting mad except the right-wingers lol

>>10346
>this shit again
Stop trying to revive with bait.

>>10346
whats up with retards who spend necrobumping the same thread over and over. get a better hobby

>>10348
I think people bump for the sake of having fun, like anything else on /siberia/



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By the invitation of Cat Alunya
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>>9178
I'm one of the relaxed posters here.

The main reason I have 2 threads is to help slow them down + one is for slice of life everyday content while the other is politics.

This Alunya avatar you can play in VRchat.

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Jean Bodin / An infinite labyrinth of errors
>But here happily some man will say, that none but myself is of this opinion, and that not one of the ancient and much less of the modern writers which intreat of matters of State or Commonwealths, have once touched this point. True it is that I cannot deny the same; yet this distinction nevertheless seems unto me more than necessary, for the good understanding of the state of every commonweal; if a man will not cast himself head long into an infinite labyrinth of errors, where into we see Aristotle himself to have fallen: mistaking the popular Commonwealth for the Aristocratic: and so contrarywise, contrary to the common received opinion, yea and contrary to common sense also: For these principles evil grounded, nothing that is firm and sure can possibly be thereon built. From this error likewise is sprung the opinion of them which have forged a form of a Commonwealth mingled of all three, which we have for good reasons before rejected.

But three Commonwealths or forms of State
>Forasmuch as we have before sufficiently spoken of Sovereignty, and of the rights and marks thereof; now it behooves us to consider who they be which in every Commonweal hold that Sovereignty; thereby to judge what the estate is: as if the Sovereignty consist in one only prince, we call it a Monarchy: but if all the people be therein interested, we call it a Democracy, or Popular estate: So if but some part of the people have the Sovereign command, we account that state to be an Aristocracy [Or, in more proper wording, Oligarchy]. Which words we will use, to avoid the obscurity and confusion which might otherwise arise, by the variety of governours good or bad: which has given occasion unto many, to make more sorts of Commonwealths than three. But if that opinion should take place, and that we should by the foot of virtues and vices, measure the estate of Commonwealths; we should find a world of them, and them in number infinite. Now it is certain, that to attain unto the true definitions and resolutions of all things, we must not rest upon the external accidents which are innumerable, but rather upon the essential and formal differences: for otherwise a man might fall into an infinite and exctricable labyrinth, whereof no knowledge is to be had, or certain precept to be given. For so a man should forge and fashion infinite numbers ofPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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LASSALLE WAS MONBOL

Thomas Hobbes' anti-scholasticism / Universities

>All the Presbyterians were of the same mind with Gomar: but a very great many others not; and those were called here Arminians, who, because the doctrine of free-will had been exploded as a Papistical doctrine, and because the Presbyterians were far the greater number, and already in favour with the people, were generally hated. It was easy, therefore, for the Parliament to make that calumny pass currently with the people, when the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Laud, was for Arminius, and had a little before, by his power ecclesiastical, forbidden all his ministers to preach to the people of predestination; and when all ministers that were gracious with him, and hoped for Church preferment, fell to preaching and writing for free-will, to the uttermost of their power, as a proof of their ability and merit. Besides, they gave out, some of them, that the Archbishop was in heart a Papist; and in case he could effect a toleration here of the Roman religion, was to have a cardinal's hat: which was not only false, but also without any ground at all for a suspicion.


>It is a strange thing, that scholars, obscure men that could receive no clarity but from the flame of the state, should be suffered to bring their unnecessary disputes, and together with them their quarrels, out of the universities into the commonwealth; and more strange, that the state should engage in their parties, and not rather put them both to silence [Presbyterians & Arminians]


They must punish then the most of those that have had their breeding in the Universities
>They must punish then the most of those that have had their breeding in the Universities. For such curious questions in divinity are first started in the Universities, and so are all those politic questions concerning the rights of civil and ecclesiastic government; and there they are furnished with arguments for liberty out of the works of Aristotle, Plato, Cicero, Seneca, and out of the histories of Rome and Greece, for their disputation against the necessary power of their sovereigns.

>Therefore I despair of any lasting peace amongst ourselves, till the Universities here shall bend and direct their studies to the settling of it, that is, to the teaching of absolute obedience to the l
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>no muscle girl thread for months
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>>12788
Gay porn? That's what you get when searching for muscles?

>>12794
I was looking through a database that collates stuff from twitter so there was a lot of different results that had to be sorted

Alright people, let's get this one archived

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New thread >>532388



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a dumb little thought experiment…suppose that you're a believer that all the current forms of 'activist' leftism are failing and we are running out of time, and you come under the belief that predatory multinational CEO's are a much more efficient force for change in the world, as well as, as a group, generally far more progressive than the governments which 'rule over them'. suppose that you believe the world is already moving towards a state of increasingly centralised and interconnected capitalism. suppose that you are desperate for a solution to the climate crisis, and believe that we instantly require drastic action before global society itself collapses (and perhaps it will anyway, and simply we can only reduce the damage as much as possible). might such a person start to critically support a kind of formalist corporate anarchy, under which the state's power is dissolved (or at least, the power of monopoly issuance is shifted into the hands of these billionaires) in order to concentrate real power in the hands of more effective and competent figures? obviously not whilst eschewing other forms of anti-hierarchical action and radical anti-civ/anti-capitalist/radfem/eco-extremist/whatever-you-like dissent. many have expressed the desire to take drastic action towards saving the world– if these people were in charge of lawmaking, not only would they be able to expedite the process of lawmaking, but have much more expertise in governance. do we really have the time as a species to spend on bourgeois democracy right now– OR on the vapid activism and slow-moving cold war of intra-imperialist conflicts?

i know what i'm saying is dumb and schizo, and very much neo-reactionary, but im evaluating what options we might have remaining in the most drastic conditions in order to bring the global system to a swift change. i am getting a little desperate, and nothing seems to be working. as it stands, the left is objectively entirely ineffective as an activist movement, pretty much all modern 'activism' is ineffective. There is an irreconcilable split between the spontaneous desire to schizophrenise society, and the need for a sustained 'activist' movement that could even bring about change which must ultimately turn sour and reactionary.

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>>8570
it obviously won't. thoughever better political conditions are coming and we can use those to our advantage as leftists. even climate change can be an opportunity comrade

>>8501
Let me be clear of your term.
>The conclusion of the slave-master dialect;
>aka the system will grant consiousness to the workers because capitalism design of inifinte growth on a finite planet with people, and designed to have infinite competition despite clearly studied wealth competition occuring, both of which leads to the system undergoing to more and more frequent crisis, leading to the system to make the workers bail it out (aka a wealth transference), while also deepening its level of exploitation, will in a result lead to the workers realizing that the system can't work and they must choose being murdered by the system, or change society and possible be murdered earlier;
>the analysis based on a scientific (testable) approach, based on the physical world (materialism), and categorizing the analysis based off the thinking of processes (dialects);
>the analysis comonly misinturpreted as a science like how math is a science.

Your counter, (correct me if I'm wrong), is:
>the universal application of the master-slave dialectic to everything as if it’s some law of history
<even though it was never used as some law but rather a framework in analyzing the world
and
>or that it has to always occur in its entirety and can never be interrupted
alternatively
>Resistance to the growing consiousness can't occur, or the world can't be destroyed before
<even though the interruptions, which are in wanting to reverse the stage of capitalism to a more competitive moment of its existence, even if successful, will just lead the system to develop and go back to a stage in which massive crisis will occur again
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>>8376
>suppose that you're a believer that all the current forms of 'activist' leftism are failing and we are running out of time, and you come under the belief that predatory multinational CEO's are a much more efficient force for change in the world, as well as, as a group, generally far more progressive than the governments which 'rule over them'. suppose that you believe the world is already moving towards a state of increasingly centralised and interconnected capitalism. suppose that you are desperate for a solution to the climate crisis, and believe that we instantly require drastic action before global society itself collapses (and perhaps it will anyway, and simply we can only reduce the damage as much as possible). might such a person start to critically support a kind of formalist corporate anarchy, under which the state's power is dissolved (or at least, the power of monopoly issuance is shifted into the hands of these billionaires) in order to concentrate real power in the hands of more effective and competent figures?
I'm a lifelong liberal in my 30s and you pretty much summed up my philosophy, minus dissolving state power. I still find states important. They're just often very inefficient and ineffective. (I don't necessarily even advocate for small government. I just acknowledge the difficulties and weaknesses when it comes to getting things done.)

>obviously not whilst eschewing other forms of anti-hierarchical action and radical anti-civ/anti-capitalist/radfem/eco-extremist/whatever-you-like dissent.

So dissent for dissent's sake? Why all this obsession on being "a rebel"? It almost seems like it's just aesthetic for you. Not to be uncharitable but one can easily read this as wanting to be radical simply because it's cooler than being one of those normie NPC sheeplols.

And you just admitted the value in some level of hierarchy! The issue with hierarchy is when it actually imposes restrictions on your rights or tries to push you to act or be a certain way. Especially in your daily life. (So, I'm definitely not a conservative or traditionalist.) When it comes to who makes decisions and who doesn't, a mix of hierarchy and decentralization/democracy generally works best. This is why the concept of corporations structured in a hierarchical top-down manner willPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>8570
>None of those things are positive in themselves. Stop clinging to false hope that history will just sort itself out.
It's all teams and factions. America/first world bad, communists/China good. (As an illuminated centerist I'd say obviously all four are bad.)

>>8573
>So dissent for dissent's sake? Why all this obsession on being "a rebel"? It almost seems like it's just aesthetic for you. Not to be uncharitable but one can easily read this as wanting to be radical simply because it's cooler than being one of those normie NPC sheeplols.

I think hierarchy is bad. I don't really care about being 'different' or whatever you're implying. I dislike how hierarchy makes society ugly.

>And you just admitted the value in some level of hierarchy!


In order to avoid a worse hierarchy

>The issue with hierarchy is when it actually imposes restrictions on your rights or tries to push you to act or be a certain way.


That is the essence of hierarchy

>In any hypothetical communistic and/or anarchistic society, you will almost certainly see similar dynamics play out. If there's no de jure structure, things will eventually converge on a de facto one, which may be a lot less accountable and a lot more harmful than if you just had the de jure one.


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