rip marxists, the one type they make a meme with fewer than 100 words and people still complain :0
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21·7 months agoLemmy.
MarxismLenninismMyLandisMyLand >:^[
25·8 months ago“Gaming Candle”
Gaming Candle?
Gaming CANDLE!?!?
My dad regularly relates almost any political issue back to the most recent trump goof.
we’re fucking british
Often, however:
- Tourists tend to seek out “authentic” parts of the country.
- Some places tend to German or French speaking tourists primarily.
- Tourist industries can have high worker turnover, so there’s always someone learning the ropes.
- Even perfect English might be unintelligible to a gammon if the accent is thick.
hi a_racist, I’m dad
it’s that zelensky is being posed in the meme as the main obstacle to peace, rather than the invading russian army.
because putins precondition for peacetalks is ukranian withdrawal from the donbass, which translates to any progress made by the ukranians since 2022.
Can’t wait for dumb investors to get bailed out again can’t have the engines of finance halt woo woo lets go.
why are you defining imperialism as the export of capital and not, idk, the use of force against other nations?
aren’t marxist-leninists supposed to be against all empire?
Under the asumption I am most people, can you give me the definition of socialism you prefer?
and are the enlightened centrists in the room with us now?
Would you like to place bets on the chance of there being a 2028 election? I won’t even ask for 1:100000 odds, I’ll happily accept 1:100
I downvoted, not due to any disagreement towards the politics, but just because the memecraft on display here is abyssmal.
Software costs nothing to copy and paste, only to design.
The term “whale” just implies a big spender, it doesn’t exlude gambling addicts, dumb children or the fiscally irresponsable.
I mean, some of Isaac Asimov’s stories was about robots trying to decide if the emotional harm they caused breached the first law. Still though, Asimov imagined every chatbot would be a big bulky robot, not a tiny app in your pocket.