kiliantics

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by kiliantics 10y ago
If I were on a jury in the US, I'd vote the defendant not guilty no matter what the evidence. Prison here (and almost everywhere) is a human rights catastrophe and no person deserves it.
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by kiliantics 10y ago
Is there a way to get reliable data on that?
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by kiliantics 10y ago
Yeah, life was not that easy for these people in some sense. (I'd argue it was easier in others - no debt, no stress, no health problems stemming from sedentary lifestyles.) A 20 year old woman was much more capable of hunting than a 5
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by kiliantics 10y ago
Anarchists seem to be pretty good at predicting geopolitical events in general
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by kiliantics 11y ago
I'm not convinced that the system in the US is all that different. A whole extra party to vote for! A whole ~10% of quiet media not directly in the hands of the elite! Plenty of FBI suppression of "thought criminals" too. The
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by kiliantics 11y ago
It's not just you. The concept behind that quote needs to die. Pretty much every form of paid labour is exploitation and there is a miniscule amount of humanity's needs that can be met with labour that someone would really love to
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by kiliantics 11y ago
This is the way it works for minor offences in other countries. They don't even bother with fingerprints where I'm from. The state-corporate alliance sure loves screwing people over wherever they can in the US.
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Coders and 1948 bourgeoisie: socio-economic power disproportionate to political(crimethinc.com)
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