One might even say that religion generally redirects leftist activism towards stupid reactionary impulses that ultimately accomplish nothing but massive harm
People will go "Marx is an outdated 200 year old thinker whose been largely superseded by modern thought" and:
1. Not provide examples of modern thought which supersede Marxism
2. Use arguments which are rooted in logic from much older philosophers, like Rousseau
Hello I am the based right wing poster. I am racist, I am a pedophile, I want to murder children and implement total death on millions, and I constantly talk about my sexual frustrations. Please know that your post about Charlie Kirk went too far. For it is no laughing matter.
Reminder that every small business owner is a mini-Hitler. I will never get tired of this video.
Do not support small businesses on the 'principle' that they are small, it's pure Liberal slop, most of them are just as exploitative, just as hateful, just as reactionary as any CEO
I never understood why people (often creationists) are disturbed at the scientific fact we are animals. Specifically an animal of the great ape variety.
Like personally I find solace in the concept that we are kindred to all life on this planet.
The “good old days” weren’t lost—they were a temporary class compromise under Fordist capitalism, subsidized by global extraction. Capital has moved on to financialization and precarity. What feels like “being left behind” is actually the system shedding its old social contract.
you can assert this, but a socialist *society* is *social* (such is the root word of both socialist and society). destroying the strict separation between the economic, political, and personal, as well as that of mental and manual labor, is explicitly part of the marxist program
Hitler admired U.S. Manifest Destiny and studied the genocide of Native Americans as a model for Lebensraum. He also drew lessons from British concentration camps in South Africa. Nazism didn't emerge in a vacuum—it radicalized the violent logic of capitalist imperialism.
As another summer brings record heat, it should be reminded that climate change should be understood as a crisis rooted in the social relations of capital, where production is governed by accumulation rather than the conscious regulation of humanity’s relation to nature.