Azi-Sruwar

[Martin Sellner @MartinSellner_]

I was stopped at the airport in France.

I will be deported tomorrow.
Soon they will also take my phone.

You can stop people but not ideas.
Remigration will happen in spite of that.

If you want to fight this injustice join us @SaveEuropeAct

Bon courage a patriotes francais.
Go on the streets and fight for your nation!

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@PadraigOraghail @denisyurchak @DavidM02883473 @kramme56571 I wouldn’t romanticise eastern and Central Europe. Every society that is at some point more traditional, values things like family or community more. This was also true for Western Europe (at least pretty long in the countryside)

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@denisyurchak @DavidM02883473 @kramme56571 @PadraigOraghail I wonder if homeless people are happy about western Freedom in Europe.
And btw, to be able to buy everything_consumerism_ is not freedom.
But apparently you never had a philosophy-class.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@DavidM02883473 @kramme56571 @denisyurchak @PadraigOraghail Because Capitalism doesn’t work. Why are hurting yourself by working all weekend? What a sad life you must have, to find your only luck in consumerism. You are literally Nitzsche’s last men.
Is the highest luck you can find “buying stuff spontaneously”? SAD

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@jwmares Yes, because we are not yet fully wage-slaves for the shitty capital.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@MartinSellner_ Foucault, wenn we noch Leben würde, hätte vielleicht eine geschrieben.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@CynicAurora @PadraigOraghail @denisyurchak Well, then we need less working hours. MORE WORKING RIGHTS, less capitalism. As for rich people who complain about opening-hours in Austria, I don’t care and you shouldn’t to.
I don’t know any cashier who is criticising these opening hours.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@CynicAurora @PadraigOraghail @denisyurchak Well I don’t want to live in capitalism. Having Sunday, is anti-capitalist, anti-utilitarian. That is good.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@CynicAurora @denisyurchak @PadraigOraghail No, I’ve never compared Sweden to Austria. There are different countries, with different workers rights. Maybe Sweden could implement one day during the week where you can’t work. Even if on other subjects, they maybe have more workers rights.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@CynicAurora @denisyurchak @PadraigOraghail Never said that. Some countries can have different workers rights. But naturally there is no (real) socialist country at the moment.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@kramme56571 @denisyurchak @PadraigOraghail Also, small difference, doctors are paid way better than cashiers.
Also from the perspective of a consumer-free-day it is great that Austria upholds the shops-closed policy.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@kramme56571 @denisyurchak @PadraigOraghail Yes, in the service sector you work often on sundays in Austria.
But if a specific day is sanctified, you are 1. Paid better if you work exceptionally on this day; 2. And in a lot of cases you got the security that at least the Sunday is free (for family)

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@TheR4venite @denisyurchak @PadraigOraghail It’s not only about hours (in the service sector you work often on sundays in Austria) but if a specific day is sanctified, you are 1. Paid better if you work exceptionally on this day; 2. And in a lot of cases you got the security that at least the Sunday is free (for family)

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@denisyurchak @PadraigOraghail It’s not only about Catholicism, it’s also about workers rights and to now that at least on Sunday you don’t have to work.
You are a capitalist ideologue.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@denisyurchak It was also the national holiday

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@denisyurchak @nicolasdular No Cafés are open sundays

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@arminius_bls Karl der Große gehörte natürlich den germanischen Franken an, aber er sah sich auch als Nachfolger/Fortführer Roms, in dem Sinne ist die lateinische/welsche (französische/gallo-romanische) Komponente auch nicht wegzudenken.

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@Tom_Rowsell Was he a Neolithic Farmer?

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@spicy1812 @mat1_u It is true. Until the French Revolution, Not many people spoke French in France. You had celtic Breton, germanic Alsatian and flammish, Latin Occitan, Catalan, Corsican, Arpetan; Non Indo-european Basque, Gasconian and so on

[Azi-Sruwar @Azidragos]

@4evrHunt @randomvideoss__ You have no Taste