derelicta

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by derelicta 10mo ago
European States are vassals of America. They probably just reminded us poor helvetes that our neutrality and sovereignty was on paper only, and that if we opposed them, we would end up like Venezuela or Lybia.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Just ban music instruments altogether then! No need to fix the dang LLM prompt this way! /s
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Westerners never had free speech in the first place. We are free to fight amongst one another, but if we ever act in a manner that endangers the Power that be, you don't live very long.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
MMhh! Then it's a fair assessment. Talking with peeps around me, I know there is quite a bit of frustration regarding Brexit. People are hurting, but are they hurting enough to go through the whole ordeal of rejoining? So I understand
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by derelicta 10mo ago
That the UK is overpaying for this new Erasmus just for 'em Brits to join the NATO invasion of Russia feels like a stretch. Why not just side-step Erasmus and go to war in any case as they are part of NATO anyway? Europeans are bombard
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by derelicta 10mo ago
That's quite a defeatist analysis but I agree that online and offline organising is made increasingly harder by mass surveillance and censorship. That's also why I wish China was more interventionist abroad and would be willing to
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by derelicta 10mo ago
I mean its hand has been forced. That's good imo, maybe my country will be able to regain its sovereignty after all.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Nah you don't understand. When Americans shoot down a plane, it's called "Liberation". You see, by doing so they liberate our souls from this fallen World, which is good!
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Europeans have tried to topple the Republic since its inception in October 1917. The young democracy could barely catch its breath that Westerners tried to take over it. Maybe that explains their behaviour, don't you think?
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by derelicta 10mo ago
In Australia, they call this Vegemite
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Honestly, impressive feat on their end.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
In both cases, they still learn their respective language in parallel to Mandarin, which is the national language. So I don't understand how this is evil or smth.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
I can't wait for my refrigerator to come preinstalled with chatgpt. Imagine all the possibilities!
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by derelicta 10mo ago
That's a problem a much bigger country like China doesn't really face surprisingly, despite having central planners, and despite having plenty of different nationalities! Maybe Euros could learn a bit from them and democratic cent
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by derelicta 10mo ago
EU is indeed a paper tiger. Europeans do not understand that the biggest threat to their sovereignty always has been America, not Russia nor any other Asian country and they are about to pay the price for it
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by derelicta 10mo ago
I don't think central planning will be genuinely practiced any time soon in Europe unfortunately...
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by derelicta 10mo ago
From what I get from this article, is that the price for not having my activity directly linked to my identity is under 5 quid for a one time payment. Pretty sweet.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Warsluts do not tend to be the one dying in those said wars.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
"Scientific" is opposed to "idealistic" in the Marxian traditions. It opposes anarchism and social reformists. It is scientific because it seeks to understand the root causes of all major human historical events that pas
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by derelicta 10mo ago
> Marxists want more of that, not less, but sell it as liberating the working classes. Well yes, because it does. You dont even need a fully planned economy, some market forces aint bad and some small bourgeois aint bad either. Bird in a
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Tell that to China, Vietnam! Life's never been this sweet since they applied scientific socialism. It's been so successful there that Westerners are getting angry and they are accusing them of "flooding other markets" or
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Communism is no button you just have to push. It can be described as a society so prosperous that its members do not need to work anymore to live, where classes have been abolished and where the State has disappeared. It needs to be buil
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by derelicta 10mo ago
The most capitalist thing possibly happening at the heart of a capitalist empire is actually gobbunism guyz
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by derelicta 10mo ago
What the people crave for is MORE austerity. And by austerity, I mean higher taxes on those who work, and lower for those who dont.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Oh yes, ofc, I have forgotten the 100mio who died of Communism. My bad! Funnily enough, the millions of soldiers who fought for it against nazism are counted as part of the death-by-communism. Same for the aborted babies, or the pedo and fa
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by derelicta 10mo ago
The VPN trick doesnt work for YouTube on mobile anymore. I get popups saying I need to log-in or disable my VPN to watch videos. I could probably buy a silly gmail account online and link it to my YouTube app, but am afraid it will log-in m
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by derelicta 10mo ago
If you are doubting these statements of mine, how about you look up the great evils the American govt has inflicted unto Americans themselves? I'd start with MKULTRA, the Kent State massacre and go through COINTELPRO files. Then you wi
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Honestly, even intra commie wars were also triggered by the US Empire, and for these, Soviets were extraordinary foolish, I will give you that. But I stand my ground; behind the vast majority of wars since WW2, there is the American archit
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by derelicta 10mo ago
I love how for Westerners, it's totally normal that the economy shits itself every 10 years and that people should welcome this.
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by derelicta 10mo ago
Not really. I meant that America has triggered this war, like pretty much all wars on this planet since the end of the global anti fascist war. Thus, Europeans being good little servants, they will die for Washington.

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