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  • There is no such thing as too much style.

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  • I guess it's this time of the year when we forget that this sycophant is a right-wing sympathizer.

  • KuKluxKlan States of Amerikkka simply being honest for once

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  • Trump's rise to power was absolutely not by chance. However, your analysis isn't satisfactory from a materialist perspective. Rather, it was the sum of neoliberal policies of the last few decades that radically transformed the material conditions of the United States (and other Western capitalist countries), culminating in several economic crises, most notably in 2008. The working class has suffered the most from deindustrialization and social services defunding, which Trump has perfectly weaponized in his campaigns by promising a fictitious return to an equally fictitious past. You have lower wages? Blame it on the immigrants! No jobs? Blame it on non-whites!! And so forth.

  • New york crimes has a take

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  • Trump and Europe deserve each other.

  • KuKluxKlan States of Amerikkka simply being honest for once

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  • Hell, add in all of Europe. They and Trump deserve each other.

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  • Trump's actions are up to par with US legacy of imperialism and war crimes, from genociding native Americans, to staging coup d'etats around the globe on behalf of its oil companies, and aiding the displacement and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians. Saying that he's acting like a "Russian agent" dissimulates the systemic evilness which the US represents around the world, and blaming his despicable actions on other nations is just as abhorrent.

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  • Okay but im saying that trump is specifically acting like a Russian agent

    I think his actions are up to par with US legacy of imperialism and war crimes. Trump is as American as it can get, and saying that he's acting like a "Russian agent" dissimulates the systemic evilness which the US represents, from genociding native Americans, to dtaging coup d'etats around the globe on behalf of its oil companies, and aiding the displacement and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians. This is as American as it can get, and blaming those despicable actions on other nations is just as abhorrent.

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  • The United States is engaging in war and economic bullying across the globe, disenfranchising millions from the Global South. Whether it benefits Russia or not is impertinent to the crimes the US has commited since its inception.

  • Trump reposts txt from macaroon

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  • "We're both war criminals who like to massacre brown people and steal their resources, we shouldn't be fighting 🥺"

  • Trump reposts txt from macaroon

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  • Not exactly sure, but I think in French they don't capitalize post titles... Still very funny.

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    To Every American Who's Sorry (from the Greenland subreddit)

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  • As much as it sounds stupid, this is exactly how most Westerners have viewed West Asia (and still do) since 9/11.

  • Labour @hexbear.net
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    Rockstar vs. Union: We Went to Court and Saw the Evidence

  • Best Wingman in history.

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  • Evergreen

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  • Evergreen

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  • Because the socialist government in Venezuela nationalized the oil industry in 2007, which provoked an exodus of foreign oil companies, including American corporations like Exxon. If you look at the past decade, it was clear that an invasion was imminent, given the threatening statements and harsh sanctions by every US administration in the past.

  • Evergreen

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  • The invasion of Carcas especially has to do with oil. The socialist government in Venezuela nationalized the oil industry in 2007, which provoked an exodus of foreign oil companies. And before the operation took place, Trump consulted with Exxon executives on the attack.

  • Explosions heard over Venezuelan capital Caracas amid US tensions

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  • Question, even if what you're saying was true, what does it serve in the context of discussing the US military intervention in a sovereign country? Besides legitimating the US and its actions, that is.

  • Explosions heard over Venezuelan capital Caracas amid US tensions

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  • What you're saying is different from what they implied. They instead want to shift the narrative to other countries, because should I speak of a "good thing" of another country, they would instantly retort about it and thus lead the original discussion astray, that is, that the United States is an imperialist war machine that serves the interests of its upper class. You don't need comparison to evaluate US war crimes and crimes against humanity, unless you want to delve into whataboutism.

    What IS an example of something good?

    The US not intervening militarily politically and economically in other countries.

  • Explosions heard over Venezuelan capital Caracas amid US tensions

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  • I understand that you're trying to push the goal posts, so I am disengaging.

  • Explosions heard over Venezuelan capital Caracas amid US tensions

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  • Why should you bring up other countries when we're discussing the US? Especially when the US is not like any other country but the center of global imperialism?

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    yewtew.be
  • F-Droid @lemmy.ml
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    F-droid apps in my "favourites" list

  • Slop. @hexbear.net
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    Lo and behold, the bourgeois gaslighting machine!

    www.reddit.com /r/self/comments/1nwan1k/nothing_worth_having_in_life_comes_easily/
  • Books @lemmy.ml
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    Considering suicide? You might want to read Cioran's “The Trouble with Being Born” before doing so.

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
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    Any active forks of ViMusic/ViTune?

  • Creepy Wikipedia @lemmy.world
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    Herero and Nama Genocide - In 1904, Germany led thousands of natives in South West Africa to the desert where they died of dehydration, and subsequently imprisoned more in concentration camps.

    en.m.wikipedia.org /wiki/Herero_and_Nama_genocide
  • Creepy Wikipedia @lemmy.world
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    Dracunculiasis - A worm disease contracted by drinking infested water which penetrates the body and induces a painful blister from which a worm slowly emerges.

    en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dracunculiasis
  • Music @lemmy.world
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    Yegor & Opizdenevshiye - Eternal Spring (1992)

  • Books @lemmy.ml
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    A review of Thomas Pynchon's “Mason & Dixon” (NO spoilers)

  • Palestine @lemmy.ml
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    TW: Explicit descriptions of death

    Nathan Thrall | A Day in the Life of Abed Salama

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
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    Updates to LinkedIn's Terms of Service

    www.linkedin.com /blog/member/trust-and-safety/updates-to-our-terms-of-service-2024
  • Communism @lemmygrad.ml
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    J. Moufawad-Paul - The Communist Necessity | Philosophy Instrumentals Ep.26

  • Literature @beehaw.org
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    Witches, zombies, vampires in Ottoman Empire through narrative of traveler Evliya Çelebi

    www.dailysabah.com /arts/reviews/witches-zombies-vampires-in-ottoman-empire-through-narrative-of-traveler-evliya-celebi
  • Books @lemmy.ml
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    A Review of Jessica Whyte's “The Morals of the Market” (2019)

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    Why is Soviet literature so obscure? (or, a mini feedback on Bulgakov's Master and Margarita)

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    Why is Soviet literature so obscure? (or, a mini feedback on Bulgakov's Master and Margarita)

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    My review of “Orientalism” (1978) by Edward W. Said

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    The Historical Awareness of Khairy Al-Zahaby's “The Trap of Names” (2009)