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Sonic could have prevented 9/11 but choose not to - - GENERAL MEGATHREAD for Thursday, 14th of January 2021

Remember Sonic Hates Cops and Eggman is a Feminist and thats canon

Here is some Sonic Lore for you nerds

Sonic Mania is a good game and thats a fact that can be proven by the immortal science of Marxist-Leninism


The State and Revolution

:lenin-shining: :unity: :kropotkin-shining:

The Conquest of Bread

AMAC and ACAB, sort by new

Yesterday’s megathread :sad-boi:

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THEORY; it’s good for what ails you (all kinds of tendencies inside!) :RIchard-D-Wolff:

COMMUNITY CALENDAR - AN EXPERIMENT IN PROMOTING USER ORGANIZING EFFORTS :af:

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  • Total snow chaos where I live, cars are stuck in the snow, but the trains are running on time, love my trains. :fidel-cool:

    Edit: and now the train is stuck too, fuck my life

  • You people wanna hear something fun™? Alright, here goes. So in my history class, we are learning about the scramble of Africa by being divided into groups representing the colonizing powers, and real soon we're going to have a pretend Berlin conference to split Africa between us. It is all incredibly cursed. I don't really have much more to say about it.

    Update: we have split Africa, in this cursed timeline, the Belgians got most of central Africa and the brits got nominally screwed when it came to an empire stretching from Cairo to Cape. Oh, and the It*lians got to own Algeria. All in all, fun to debate, totally cursed subject matter to debate over, would do it again when it comes to splitting anything else, like a cake or the USA.

  • So, I've been following developments in the militia movement since last Wednesday. I came across this group, Peoples Rights, has been popping off in popularity.

    They seem to be a petite bourgeois & working class movement, led by the petite bourgeoisie. They consider "property" important. It seems they are referring to personal property and small businesses, since they are anti-bank & anti-monopoly. They are deeply opposed to the US government, but they are rooted in American nationalism. Their founder has been pro-BLM and pro-immigration rights, correctly identifying that undocumented people are victims of government tyranny.

    We have disagreements over the role of China in the world & the definition of "socialism." They oppose the ineffective and destructive lockdowns we have had in this country, and have been protesting them. However, there seems to be progressive elements within their movement.

    They seem focused on organizing and solving the contradictions in their communities. They run food programs, train community members in useful skills, and are developing their own organizations for community defense.

    I'm listening to a Washington chapter meeting, and here's a direct quote from a speaker:

    Our founders said 'if the people cannot trust the courts, then you have lost the people.' And Martin Luther King Jr. said 'rioting and looting is the language of the unheard.' He was not supporting these things, he was just making an observation. If people aren't getting justice in the courts, they are going to get really pissed. That is what we have seen, and it's only escalating.

    It sounds like they have common cause with the working class of this country, in spite of their reaction.

    Communists in this country need to seriously analyze the militia movement in this country. We need to identify progressive forces, and isolate them from fascist organizations. We need to explain our position, and demystify communism.

    If we do not do this, we are likely on the path to genocide as the most-armed factions of the American population begin anti-communist organization.

  • I finally held my presentation in religion class about 'Every sperm is sacred'. It went surprisingly well, I got everyone to laugh multiple times and even the teacher was humored. Humor wasn't a criteria, but it certainly helps when the subject matter is Christian relation to sticky nutte juice and its sanctity. :cool-dad:

  • Youtube autoplay gave me a Jordan Peterson video the other day and I'm honestly surprised how... idk not convincing he was? It was an hour long video, and I listened to about half because I was kind of fascinated. He was being interviewed by/ debating this liberal feminist and his main thesis was basically that western society wasn't patriarchal, or at least not patriarchal in a bad way, because it produced good things for women like the birth control pill and tampons. "How could a bad society produce good things?", damn dude, impeccable logic.

    The only time he really "owned with facts and logic" the host is when she said some lib shit about how she doesn't deserve her nice university job because she's privileged and he told her to quit her job if she really believed that. Her only response was "well I like my job and having nice things, so I'm gonna keep it even thought it's wrong", and I feel like that's a really weak looking position if you're approaching this as a debate. Like girl, everyone deserves the quality of life you get, this is such an easy counter.

    Anyway, it was nice to see that even "in context" he's just a dumb idealist whose only trick is to point out inconsistencies in some liberal platitudes and try to fill in the gaps with bootstrapped Christian conservatism.

  • So my state (New York) yesterday stated that immunocompromised people (like myself, hopefully) can now get the vaccine because we're in phase 1b of the rollout, but hasn't provided a list of which conditions they consider immunocompromised and which they don't, have no guidance out on when we can expect that list, and there's currently no mechanism for me to schedule my vaccine appointment because nobody is sure who qualifies and who doesn't. Things are going great, folks.

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