Dolores

Dolores , 4 days ago

this is so farcical, does anyone actually believe these US 4D-chess explanations of how unwavering support of Israel and impudent demands of surrender to the resistance constitute an effort to “defuse” the situation

pouring gas on the fire and screaming “i’m trying to put it out!!!” biden-troll

Dolores , 6 days ago

Not exactly a large fighting force

they’re not there to hold down a trench

Dolores , 15 days ago

there were not decades of cuts. Obama’s “modernization” efforts were categorically expansion and escalation.

Dolores , 22 days ago

im confused, what is the point of this if the current ballistic missiles on the subs could hit anywhere in China?? cruise v ballistic seems like grifting on a nuclear level, tactically/conventionally there’s a difference but 1,000 nuke exchange it doesnt really matter how they fly everyones dead anyway

Dolores , 1 month ago

DPRK, they dont have income tax garf-troll

Dolores , 1 month ago

french police are a part of the french military, in a colonial context like this they are 100% an army of occupation

Dolores , 1 month ago

A senior U.S. defense official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Russian forces were not mingling with U.S. troops but were using a separate hanger

would’ve been funnier if they all had to share bunks, but nevertheless kind of funny

Dolores , 1 month ago

common good

what is good for the commons about shoveling more unwilling ukrainian bodies at a fight they want to be over

Dolores , 1 month ago

yeah if they want to surrender that’s their decision, lmao? people in other countries don’t exist to be pawns of US foreign policy, they actually have their own lives and interests

Dolores , 2 months ago

unlimited genocide on the memory of the white butcher of shanghai and taipei qin-shi-huangdi-fireball qin-shi-huangdi-fireball qin-shi-huangdi-fireball

Dolores , 2 months ago

also a deeply unpopular politician on the mainland so it’s also a show of good faith both-sides

Dolores , 2 months ago

but doing anything about it now would cost money i could be putting into my next yacht, so its impossible to say whether its good or bad porky-happy

Dolores , 2 months ago

what does shutting down sex work and bars do unless children are at bars & doing sex work??? classic carceral thinking, making whatever processes/institutions that enabled this more oblique and underground than transparent

Dolores , 3 months ago

urging the french people not to be ‘cowardly’ gui

Dolores , 3 months ago

Israel became the first non-European nation to compete in Eurovision in 1973

he-admit-it

Dolores , 3 months ago

NAFTA?? who’s she?

Dolores , 3 months ago

huh theres another petrol derivative called naphtha in english lol, shared etymology for related substances

Dolores , 4 months ago

like i don’t give a shit about tuck but in what reality is simply talking to the “enemy” some kind of punishable offense. y’all supposed to be all about free press, are they not free to speak to bad people?

Dolores , 4 months ago

yeah but catching libs in a bind about it when 60% of their ideology is malding at hypocrisy is kinda funny

Dolores , 5 months ago

yeah okay 12 years of solitary is pretty bad, though amenities are better in norwegian prisons than elsewhere. they should probably put him with other prisoners or release him, he’ll probably get killed pretty quick but if that’s what he wants… shrug-outta-hecks

Dolores , 5 months ago

GOOD

Dolores , 5 months ago

what’s karma about this?

No damage or leaks were confirmed.

Dolores , 5 months ago

Have you seen a middle-eastern market? Of the kind where they bargain. Like in fairy-tales

imagine citing a fantasy trope to justify economic policy jfc

Dolores , 5 months ago

you called it a fairy tale, genius

Dolores , 5 months ago

that’s not the exonerating testimony you think it is. 25% of the money, to say nothing of the proportion of arms, logistical or political support is a substantial contribution to a project that has locked Afghanistan in warlordism for 45 fucking years

Dolores , 5 months ago

Drug Trade

LMAO i trust you’ll believe a US government rag whining about the Taliban’s successful anti-opium campaign (opium the US puppet regime definitely disapproved of, right?)

Dolores , 7 months ago

Say, what would the data show if we measured cumulatively instead of pretending history began in the 1990s?

Dolores , 7 months ago

you’re only allowed to call the PRC “totalitarian” or undemocratic if you condemn the “democracies” of the english speaking world. the US president isn’t even the person who gets the most votes🤡

Taiwan does not “generally” have a stance against reunification, some independence parties are a bit more popular than they used to be, but them becoming a legally independent state requires vast constitutional and international changes no government has even begun to implement

Dolores , 7 months ago

chronic food shortage stricken, ostracized

i wonder why a country under economic sanction from the US & its allies for decades might have economic trouble. i wonder why they’re rude to the US after the US bombed and murdered their people for 3 years & still occupy the southern half of their country

Dolores , 7 months ago

military presence in the country is pretty different from occupation

45 fucking years the US propped up, armed, and aided the dictatorial rule of conservative and military governments in South Korea. South Korea’s army still comes under US control in wartime, but sure 2 decades of just mostly corrupt “democracy” means they can just opt-out of US military garrisons. nothing bad would happen to the government that demands that, no matter how popular it is with the Korean people

if you’re not willing to concede anything

the US won’t concede basic demands like moving their troops off the border! fucking ridiculous equating Korea’s refusal to expose itself to attack with US bases thousands of miles away from the US

Dolores , 7 months ago

46% of s. Koreans support unification versus 26% against, the United States constitutes the single greatest obstacle to this & Korean soverignty

Dolores , 8 months ago

can’t blame Israel

i most certainly can. the instigator of violence always has the option to not continue and to make reparations. israelis are only targets for violence so long as they make life intolerable for palestinians.

Dolores , 8 months ago

white folks who have had their brains rewired to justify the genocidal histories of their peoples always think genocide is the default, against all fucking evidence

Dolores , 8 months ago

seen-this-one just cropped the A off i guess. when’s the picture of them waving swastikas gonna drop?

Dolores , 8 months ago

the article would imbue it with sentiments about government confidence and legitimacy. since it’s France (ignore the enormous popular uprisings against this government in recent years) it’s simple a ‘political row’ unrelated to the things people have been violently complaining about for years

Dolores , 8 months ago

in westminster parliamentary procedure, when there is a disagreement the two partisan groups get together and competitively row in a race up the Thames, winner taking the victorious position on the matter.

Dolores , 9 months ago

i hope the lil sheep got real high :)

Dolores , 9 months ago

here’s a compromise, we get rid of all the vetos, and let the general assembly make binding decisions. surely the majority of the world’s population & nations would vote in support of Western Democratic interests

Dolores , 9 months ago

how is zelensky going to get a country that can veto any motion to give up its veto? it’s complete fantasy. i’m addressing the idea russia’s veto is unfair or undeserved, but somehow everyone else’s isn’t.

Dolores , 9 months ago

no socialist society has had a good record regarding LGBT+ rights

Cuba does fidel-bat

Dolores , 9 months ago

this is not true. Cuba’s been ahead of the US consistently. LGBT rights are not a finish line labelled ‘gay marriage’; they decriminalized decades before the US.

and their recent reforms are constitutional, not protections subject to whims of courts or simple parliamentary majorities. Cuba didn’t roll over one day in the 2010s and suddenly decide ‘we’re pro lgbt now’, these efforts are built on decades of acceptance & reforms, that only recently became entrenched & certified to the highest legal standard.

Dolores , 9 months ago

when i was looking for chronological comparisons the French apparently decriminalized sodomy in the Revolution, just like the Soviets, but didn’t ever reinstate it lol. in fact the Code Napoleon as it was promulgated to other states also decriminalized sodomy in other parts of europe, notably italy, western germany, and bavaria. germany re-banned it when unified (prussians)

Dolores , 9 months ago

no water—no piss.

why can’t you woke tankies understand this is what it takes to disrupt and innovate the marketplace? why do you hate progress?

Dolores , 9 months ago

looks like they got back a bit east of Kharkiv & to the north bank of the Dneipr—long before this last big ‘offensive’ tho. Russia might’ve given that pittance of territory up in a peace deal ooth.

Dolores , 9 months ago

meet up with my friends and say “wtf is the deal with this new policy”

i’d wear blue jeans and say fuck these assholes, and get to go home for a day off sicko-power

Dolores , 9 months ago

Witwit and i’m sure many others is just tragic, Russia has awful drug laws & i’m sure being Iraqi contributed to his arrest/persecution, then the only chance to get out was to get murdered in Ukraine. sadness

Dolores , 9 months ago

more concerned about DU slicing through the dna of ukrainian children for years after the war like in Iraq

Dolores , 9 months ago

depleted uranium is a radioactive carcinogen, and linked to substantial increases in birth defects and cancer in Iraq