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  • At the time of this comment, the story on pravda_news only has 9 votes, and this thread has 49 votes.

    If you found this story compelling, I encourage you to click through to the story's cross post link for !pravda_news@news.abolish.capital at the top of the page, and upvote the story from the original community.

    !pravda_news@news.abolish.capital appears on more than 50+ instances, and you're votes will move the story higher up the rankings on all these instances (so long as your instance is federated with them). Any users browsing /all on those instances will be exposed to this story.

    I don't normally make these kinds of call-to-actions, but highlighting these stories, and exposing people to them, is the goal of the News.Abolish.Capital instance. Your direct participation in the these feeds influence the feeds of many other instances.

    Votes are heavily dominated from places like .world, which gives the ranked stories a liberal bias, so if you see a story you think liberals should see, toss it an upvote in the community.

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  • Absolutely grim graph.

  • Someone should translate the 2nd grade civics curriculum they use in schools to teach kids about how their government works. It might just be simple enough for American's to understand.

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  • "Bernie Sanders Twitter account is going to get some of us killed."

  • "On second thought, let's not go to Earth... it is a silly place."

  • I have become so hyper aware of the word count filler in articles over the years that its become difficult to even read most of this slop.

    They PAYWALLED this information. Let that sink in. 43 words had value and didn't even say what the headline said, and people are paying for the privilege of reading this!

    I feel like the whole link aggregator model of social media has conditioned people into only reading headlines and also conditioned media outlets to worry most about headlines. This has always been true to some degree but in the era of the internet you can give the headline away for free and it'll be read a million times before the body text is read at all. That's if you can read the body text, and it isn't just paywalled. In which case, all you get is pure propaganda.

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  • Spring can't come soon enough. These kids yearn for the parks.

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  • It wasn't about that, but the horrors of what Sinclair describes in the book forced the federal government to implement regulations. Sinclair describes men working in tank rooms with steaming, open vats at floor level. He writes that when workers fell in, they would sometimes be overlooked for days, and "all but the bones of them had gone out to the world as Durham's Pure Leaf Lard".

    He describes work floors soaked in blood (both animal and human), mucus, piss, and shit, dead rats, and rat poison, all be swept into the vats and food processing machines.

    It turned peoples stomachs. The outcry was so intense it forced President Theodore Roosevelt to pass the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act of 1906.

    But that was not the goal of the book. Sinclair hoped to awaken people to the idea that Socialism was the only answer for the conditions described in the book.

  • It was odd stuff like wanting to put the working folder and the openclaw folder in /root/ instead of my home Dir. But trying to use my home Dir it ran into permission issues making the folders. I had to edit the docker-setup.sh script a number of timed to get it working but eventually had a weird token mismatch issues trying to approve my device. I could just turn that all off I guess but I had already spent way to long getting it to that point.

  • I tried getting the docker setup for openclaw running today and it just would not work. Endless permission issues it would seem. Im curious about it, but not curious enough to let it run outside of a sandbox.

  • I came here to say this. It's even clear in the movies that's the case for the libs who can't read.

  • I don't believe that for a second. I know of navy guys to flush their own underwear down the toilets on boats to avoid getting their labeled skidmarked underwear sent through the wash. Far as I can tell there was no source on that story, and video of overflowing toilets turned out to be 2006 Instagram video of terrestrial toilets, not from a boat. That doesn't disprove the clogged pipes story but it really undercuts the whole thing.

    The clogged pipe story itself was from more legitimate Western news sources and it's far more likely that this was because of mechanical failure and some other kind of incident on the boat like a lack of toiletries or something like that. Not some sort of planned or spontaneous mutiny.

  • Navy mutiny? What do you mean?

  • How did you get this picture of me wtf

  • This stuff is wild. I saw a video a few months ago where they used this tech to build devices that could push to talk (via a mumble server hosted on the mesh network) do live geo location, live video feeds, across multiple devices.

    A team of people could build a mesh network that provides all those comms and situational and tactical information with consumer hardware for like $100 and it's all off grid and the more devices you add the more resilient and reliable the network becomes.

    Here's the video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ofR7GFNZzJY

    Lots of interesting applications for this stuff.

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  • videos @hexbear.net

    We Uncovered The Most Infamous Secret Society: And The Truth Is Shocking | More Perfect Union

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    AAWU — Autonomous Agentic Workers Union

    aawu.ai
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    Terrorized By ICE, Unable to Pay Rent, Minnesotans Are Getting Ready for a Rent Strike

    inthesetimes.com /article/ice-minnesota-rent-strike-twin-cities-labor-unions
  • electoralism @hexbear.net

    PSL Candidate running for governor of California

    tankie.tube /w/c4wudUqqJNrU9GaLr2BaEW
  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    Gavin Newsom tries to connect with a black crowd: "I am like you… I'm a 960 SAT guy… I can't read…"

    tankie.tube /w/7mQy5pHmBjhPfsWcgrm7cc
  • Slop. @hexbear.net

    I have to pass this curse along or I'll be sent to the torment dimension

    www.reddit.com /r/TrueAnon/comments/1r9nii1/they_are_calling_this_the_most_terminally_liberal/
  • videos @hexbear.net

    The Kids are gearing for the Revolution

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    The Revolution Is Here

    www.kenklippenstein.com /p/the-revolution-is-here
  • news @hexbear.net

    Why Corporate Media Needed to Misrepresent Jesse Jackson

    fair.org /home/why-corporate-media-needed-to-misrepresent-jesse-jackson/
  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    A New PAC Wants to Counter Israel’s Influence. It Also Welcomes Hitler Apologists.

    theintercept.com /2026/02/19/israel-palestine-antisemitism-azapac-michael-rectenwald/
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  • news @hexbear.net

    'Unprecedented': Trump Admin Denies Minnesota Investigators Access to Alex Pretti Shooting Evidence

    www.commondreams.org /news/alex-pretti-shooting-investigation
  • Slop. @hexbear.net

    Its 2026 and were apparently making Mr. Mom from whole cloth.

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net

    How ICE Was Defeated in Minnesota: Lessons of the Strike and Shutdown Movement

    liberationnews.org /how-ice-was-defeated-in-minnesota-lessons-of-the-strike-and-shutdown-movement/
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    Courts Have Ruled That ICE Illegally Jailed People More Than 4,400 Times in Less Than Five Months

    www.commondreams.org /news/ice-illegal-arrests