@Jake11901221@shiningbower They're not. This is an incredibly obvious self-tell, thanks for showing us you don't even understand both capitalism and socialism.
@ho_chi_minge@yanideputa Lmao what kind of Marxist are you? Clearly non-practicing when you fail to see why Filipinos are so touchy about it in the first place
@RynVader@fillelaluned@oneshinyapple It was a recipe that already existed you moron it's called sorbetes
Funny how you call it "bullying" and not a reaction deeply embedded in the desire to be very protective of one's culture. We don't have to coddle your feelings just because you didn't give credit where its due
@RynVader@oneshinyapple "taking responsibility" mfs like you are acting like Filipinos are in the wrong for reacting the way we did. Maybe Westerners in general need to stop appropriating shit that's not theirs so we don't have to be so touchy in the first place?
@acco_stay@moonla21@JulianKJarboe And credit is supposed to be given where credit is due. People have already told you this but he talked about it like he made the recipe himself
@IntegralVolcel @OregonMapGuy Pop quiz:
1. differentiate proletariat and bourgeoisie
2. define dictatorship of the proletariat
Do it without looking it up online
@Knickstape2005@LadyBleach@FearInherent No they weren't. They politically postured themselves under socialist-like policies but it was only to gain favor from the public. There are many historical instances of political figures who used deceptive language as a means to gain power.