ProductiveForces

Crossing the river by feeling the stones

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@ReineGenievre @Jaures2001 @Lizieteamo tu penses que c'est plus facile de renverser l'état en étant gros?

[KingAB @LeftistSense]

Meanwhile in a non shit hole country

[˚˖𐦍˖˚ @Blvebvrriess]

most jobs are not actually 'hard' Outside highly technical fields like engineering or surgery, a huge chunk of what people do at work is learnable without a degree. Give someone 3 months of proper training and watch how many “qualified” roles suddenly stop looking so special.

[Dildo Gaggins @DildoGaggins89]

We're going to need to kill so many people, man

[LaoCaiLarry @Laocailarry]

Interesting how *downwardly mobile* this all looks. Less Gay Pride and more like a general gathering of socially marginal young people whose LGBT identity is one part of a larger identity bundle.

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@Naturalphilosy at some point you gotta just do it bruh

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@Deathrock_Herko @m0mimpregnant @danytocytosis https://t.co/h7DbNDd9k0

[𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 @OopsGuess]

Now compare that to China in 2023:
A woman in Hunan ran around the street swinging two kitchen knives, endangering anyone nearby.
Chinese police spent minutes blocking, distancing, shielding, trying to stop her without lethal force, and finally subdued her without killing her.

Same “danger,”two completely different doctrines:
– China: Contain, de-escalate, protect civilians, preserve life.
– USA: Shoot first, justify later, blame the victim, call it “freedom.”

So when Americans call China a police state, we calmly reply:
If this is “freedom,” we’re fine without it.

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@danytocytosis @Deathrock_Herko @m0mimpregnant plenty of countries deal with crazed lunatics wielding knives without mag dumping them

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@AldoSobrero si

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@Deathrock_Herko @m0mimpregnant @danytocytosis are you such a weak man that you need to have 2 other buddies of you mag dump an older woman?

[🦬 @ftfwccfhc]

J’ai quand même beaucoup de mal avec les orga « révolutionnaires » composé à 90% de militant qui sont tous drogué et allergique au sport

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@CassiaMaw @real_hotaru - blew up some Serbian politician

[Mehdi 麦迪⁠ @BetterCallMedhi]

while french political debate degrades into micromanaging identity & debating fines for fabric the underlying nation has quietly accepted full digital & industrial vassalage

this is the tragic distraction of a deindustrialized state where politicians perform theatrical sovereignty over domestic culture wars while the actual foundations of power cloud infrastructure advanced silicon energy density & hardware manufacturing have been completely outsourced to america & asia

France has basically become a digital colony running its entire state apparatus on foreign software stacks & foreign hardware while its political class squabbles over municipal enforcement

when you lose the capacity to manufacture reality at the physical & compute layers all you have left to govern is aesthetics pure distraction while the rest of the world builds the actual future

[ProductiveForces @TheBigDeng]

@AntoninAtger c'est une dictature (du prolétariat) et c'est bien!

[Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹 @angeloinchina]

Germany’s “economic revival” plan: convert VW plants from cars to Iron Dome trucks and tanks.

Same playbook as 1933–39, same excuse (“jobs + industry”), same destination.
History doesn’t rhyme. It just waits for the next desperate government to pick up the script.

Pathetic.

[鍾翔宇 Xiangyu @notXiangyu]

One thing that isn't talked about often enough is how developmentalist leaders that were somewhat allied with the US were eventually targeted for removal by the US itself towards the end of the Cold War. Too much control over their economies, especially protectionism over industry.

Chiang Kai-shek's Soviet-trained son and successor, Chiang Ching-kuo, who was responsible for Taiwan's economic boom in the 70s and 80s suspected the same thing regarding Park Chung-hee in his now public diaries.

The 80s liberal opposition movement in Taiwan that brought us the DPP was not so secretly supported by the US. Martial law had its problems and excesses for sure, but the US supported democratization at that time not because of human rights or anything like that, but because they figured a liberal democracy would be much easier to manipulate than an illiberal developmentalist regime.

And they were right. People talk about Lee Teng-hui as the man that liberalized Taiwan politically, but few talk about how the economy, which was semi-planned, was liberalized by him over the 90s.

The turn of the century was when real wages stopped growing for average working people while the GDP kept growing.

[Arographer @InternetsSon]

Michael Hudson perfectly summarizing the US strategy

[Dan Kervick @DanMKervick]

The tankies are right about everything. The rest of you are submissive cowards and midwit conformists.

[Baraka2Vendeur2Mache @lunettesoakley]

@McTerrone si les armes étaient pas légales là bas on les verrait comme des mecs de poitier voila faut le dire