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Today marks the 93rd death anniversary of revolutionary socialist leader Clara Zetkin (1857–1933). Clara Zetkin was one of the most influential leaders of the labour movement in Germany and a member of the radical wing of the Social Democratic Party, one of the founding members of the Spartacist League and, later, the Communist Party of Germany (KPD), and a member of the executive committee of the Communist International. As one of the leaders of the proletarian women's movement and a theorist of women's liberation, she challenged the oppression of women under capitalism and was a proponent of advancing the rights of working women through the movement for socialism. She was one of the leading advocates of women's suffrage and moved the historic resolution proposing the annual observance of International Women's Day at the Second International Socialist Women's Conference in August 1910.
Clara Zetkin represented the KPD in the Reichstag from 1920 to 1933. She died in exile in the USSR soon after the Nazis captured power in Germany. Just months earlier, she had opened the parliamentary session of the Reichstag as its oldest member with a 40-minute attack on Hitler and the Nazi Party.
Red Salute, Comrade!
@OGSpiceGhost@elonmusk We have Leftist model of Kerala. Here in my state, we have strong public healthcare, subsidized education, and welfare systems while still achieving high literacy, good health outcomes, and strong social indicators Lot of immigrant labour's from other states work here .
@OGSpiceGhost@elonmusk I’m not arguing for open borders. But If my wife is a nurse in the US and I come on an E3B/F2 visa so our child can reunite with their mother, I still can’t work legally even if I’m willing to contribute and pay taxes that feels strange.
@OGSpiceGhost@elonmusk You misunderstood my point. I wasn’t defending the Gulf labor model. I was pointing out that welfare systems and large-scale immigration can coexist. The ethics of worker treatment is a separate discussion entirely.
@elonmusk too heavily, while depending mainly on AI and automation, could eventually slow innovation, reduce competitiveness, and create labor shortages in sectors where human expertise still matters most.
@elonmusk Elon, I would like to disagree respectfully.
Take the UAE as an example. It combines a welfare-oriented system with large-scale immigration. Immigrants contributed enormously to the country’s growth in technology, finance, construction, logistics, hospitality, healthcare,
@elonmusk in many sectors as CEOs, investors, sponsors, and policymakers. So national priority and global workforce participation can coexist.
Also consider the harsh desert climate and the labor conditions under which many migrants worked for decades. Restricting access to global talent
@elonmusk and real estate.
Communities from the Philippines, Pakistan, and India — especially the Malayali community — worked tirelessly in the Middle East and helped build much of what became today’s global business and tax hub.
At the same time, locals still hold leadership advantages