in Europe its mostly “I don’t understand why the workers have to strike every week” and being just overly annoyed about strikes even when it doesn’t disturb their day

One of the main contradictions of capital is that it is a self destructive force

It’s about failed progressive revolutions (that turned into color revolutions) of the past decade, mainly due to poor and spontaneous organizing. It’s the same author as Jakarta Method and I really recommend it

i watched it when it came out and its so good

Jill Stein got basically 1/11th of what Kamala Harris got. Not bad.

you probably mistyped 1/110th. 1/11 is almost 10% or 6 000 000 votes.

if you have the money and resources, it is not a bad idea

Because fascism needs to pretend to be revolutionary. Leftism doesn’t

Dems had many opportunities to oppose an abortion ban. Before RvW was overturned and after.

I agree that there is not a cold war level aggressive attitude from US, like a bay of pigs invasion 2.0 or something. But US is definitely trying to consolidate its position around Cuba to not give it any breathing room. Guantanamo bay exists for that reason too.

As US-Cuba relations cool down

I’m not so sure they are/will cool down though. PR is also important to keep Haiti in check. It is a vital point of US power projection in the Caribbean

And like, people could just hang a watermelon flag. It’s the most nonsensical law ever for what it’s trying to do

Are lgbt flags also banned? Or does it apply only to national flags.

I agree with other commenters that this is not idealist in the Marxist sense. Additionally, there are already educational systems like that, at least in Europe that I am familiar with. Kids can choose subjects to specialise in pretty early on.

been getting really into Tiny Glade recently

40k Orks, fervent followers of Ignus Nilsen’s theory of infra-materialism

ive been encountering it / thinking about it lately. would really appreciate an effort post

gender accelerationist manifesto is frequently recommended. as well as gender outlaw

for sure. basically everyone I know has a “”“”“real”“”“” job on the side to pay for rent, but they still use the state funds to pay for their projects.

it is still a thing lol, majority of the arts are still funded that way. it seems like a very US-online thing to not engage with state funding for artistic projects.

Prashad is a super cool speaker, really recommend seeing him live