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gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Yeah, like, the US should stop producing so many guns and do something about school shootings and start feeding their poor and homeless. I’ve read about Atlanta I think and there are giant camps of homeless people living in tents. Utterly disgusting.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Least brainwashed Westerner.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

It’s something typical of the West.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Terrorism is the product of the West financing such groups in proxy wars.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Yes, Western governments that fund terrorist groups in “enemies of the State” that later turn against the US and the US “needs” to go an invade those countries to “liberate” the region.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

You are right, they’re only the biggest and more illustrious example of such behaviour.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

How would you prevent the US from doing such things? That would mean turning Europe against its biggest ally and it’s not something I see feasible, giving they are the country that most wars and invasions has caused, and the fact that throughout history Europe hasn’t done anything to prevent such things tells me it’s not something that’s going to change. Your example only works because it’s a common enemy for both the US and Europe.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Do you mean like when Julian Assange published papers demonstrating that the US soldiers were killing civilians for fun and then they extradited him, imprisoned, also imprisoned Manning and wanted to keep everything a mistery?

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Releasing files of black ops you did 50 years ago is not being open about it, the US would never publish black ops they are doing now because otherwise it would undermine the effects of such proxy wars. Furthermore, much of what we now is not so much releasing that information but because there are brave whistleblowers who release information regarding the war crimes.

Still, I don’t see how the fact that some other countries do maybe similar stuff, since again it is all theories since until information is released we cannot confirm anything (not that I doubt some countries do fund military groups) that doesn’t make my statement that the West has the biggest and most illustrious history of funding terrorist groups in what they deem enemies of the West.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Hawai’i, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, northern Mexico which is now Texas, all of this without taking into account that the US is itself a settler state that massacred all its indigenous population and that literally inspired Nazi Germany. I haven’t even mentioned territories which are still colonies to this day by Europe by the way.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

The myth of overpopulation is one propagated by the bourgeoisie in order for them to be able to kill certain percentage of the working class.

Basically, since labour is a commodity in the market, they need for it to have a surplus, so that thanks to supply and demand the price of labour goes down, and they can have cheap worker from where to choose. It’s what Marx called the “army of the unemployed”. At the same time, the bourgeoisie cannot allow for too many unemployed to exist, since otherwise there would be too much discontent and the working class would protest, or worse, and it’s counterproductive for them. They need a delicate balance of employed middle class people and unemployed lumpenproletariat or low class people. The resources are there to feed everyone, we have worked out the scarcity issue, it’s all artificial.

We indeed need young and productive people, but the reason why recent trends of natality have gone down is because living prices have gone up so drastically that people cannot afford to reproduce any more, and choose not to have children. There’s no need for the elderly to go away, a source of income for young people could be precisely to take care of them, we just need to stop sustaining and working for a parasitic class that the only thing it does is live off the work of other people.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Overthrown of a government that the people do not want is something completely democratic thing. It is what the French did in the revolution, it is what the Cubans did, it is what the Nicaraguans did, it is what a lot of nations did. Simply because a coup is supported by the military does not mean it is not legitimate. Military have shifted to right wing politics mostly in the West but it didn’t used to be like that and there are multiple examples of this throughout history. Voting isn’t the only way to do democracy.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Fair, I am not saying this is exactly that case but wanted to point out coups are not always something bad for the people.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

They are worried of losing control of the narrative, not of the war. They said the quiet part out loud.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

What a detailed description of all the Wunderwaffe they’ve been using, thanks!

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

You could also say that Russia is the tortoise, so I don’t think it’s applicable here.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

a western world that hasnt really seen war in 70 years

Do TV stations in the West don’t show the war they produce? Because as far as I know we haven’t stopped having wars where the West is involved since at least 200 years, so I’m not really sure I follow you there. Afghanistan doesn’t count or what?

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

I’ve installed W10 like 2 years ago and it was one of the worst installing experiences in my life, so many unnecessary barriers.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

When did the left wing liberals did anything to stop this? ICE is still here after many left wing liberals where in power, the same can be said of Guantanamo, the same of wars in the Middle East wars. Democrats are almost exactly the same as Republicans.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Liberalism is the moderate wing of fascism, it is indeed a reactionary ideology. But among the both variants of liberalism there are the left wing liberals (the Democrats in the US, and in oppressed countries it is the national bourgeoisie), and right wing liberals (the Republicans, and the international bourgeoisie in oppressed countries). This does not mean they are left wing, just that using each other to create some sort of measurement system one is more to the left and the other one more to the right.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Poor isn’trael settlers.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

It almost seems as if the West snd the Global South have completely different understandings of who is being the imperialist in the war. I don’t understand.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Sarcasm.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Honestly it is not shocking at all, US history is literary a description of torture and murder methods.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

It always has been.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

I am in winter and we have been having like 30 35 for 4 or 5 dias straight

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

You wish, we are going to pay in yuanes and you are going to cope and seethe.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

I really don’t know why you hired all of them in Operation Paperclip BrooklyMan, it almost seems as if the US is a fascist regime all along. I guess being born there gives you selective memory.

Furthermore, I never said that, what I said is that paying in yuanes and not in dolars is best for us, I give a fuck a bout the nazis, kill them all. How is something that happened 80 years ago has anything to do with the current situation regarding the debt trap by the FMI.

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Group of 104 German rocket scientists in 1946, including Wernher von Braun, Ludwig Roth and Arthur Rudolph, at Fort Bliss, Texas. The group had been subdivided into two sections: a smaller one at White Sands Proving Grounds for test launches and the larger at Fort Bliss for research. Many had worked to develop the V-2 Rocket at Peenemünde Germany and came to the U.S. after World War II, subsequently working on various rockets including the Explorer 1 Space rocket and the Saturn (rocket) at NASA.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

And why do you bring Argentina as if the US is free of guilt, you did much worse, and you talk to me about whatabutism when you didn’t even have any single consequence?

It was not an agreement, it was a debt trap with a corrupt politician and an economic weaponization of debt, that is the only purpose of the IMF and you know it. It wasn’t our failure, it was something your country does to fuck everyone up.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Izgil is now a film producer at Radio Free Asia

Is there not a single source that doesn’t come from the CIA backed propaganda outlet about Xinjiang?

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

I don’t like to use ad hominem when it comes to news, I generally read Western sources and other sources because everything has a bias, you need to recognize which bias is portraying and disect the information. Regardless, RFA is literally an organ to spread anticommunist propaganda that simply “disbanded” from its origins in order to clean its name, but in reality it is still part of the propaganda organ of the US. It is not something that could have interests shared by the US but something that literally wouldn’t mind lying blatantly just to cause dissent with enemies of the West.

Or are you telling me you seriously believe Yeonmi Park and that North Koreans push their trains?

By all means please, if what China is doing is as the West portrays it, please, I would really like to be a diplomatic solution to it, but find actual evidence that doesn’t come from a CIA outlet or Adrian “The Nazis were victims of communism” Zenz.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

From your source:

iv. Declarations of Genocide and Pushback (Jan 2021-Present)

➤ 2021 January 19 - On the last day of the Trump administration, Secretary of State Pompeo labels China’s de-radicalization and economic development programs in Xinjiang as “genocide” and “crimes against humanity,” seemingly unaware of China’s extensive pandemic relief efforts serving the very people of Xinjiang supposedly facing “genocide” as opposed to the United States’ mass death disproportionately burdening indigenous and people of color brought about by negligent policies.

Biden’s Secretary of State pick Tony Blinken concurred with Pompeo’s assessment during his confirmation hearing, dispelling any doubts as to the continuing imperialist ambitions and Balkanization fantasies the United States still possesses vis-a-vis China.

Pompeo’s allegations inspire many people of Xinjiang to submit written and video responses rebuking Pompeo’s accusations.

➤ 2021 January 26 - Mainichi reports that a senior official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan reported to a meeting of the foreign affairs division of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party that it did not agree the situation in Xinjiang constituted “genocide”. In response to a member of LDP calling the assessment “weak”, the official asserted that “Retrogressive ‘criticisms’ of human rights are not effective. It is more proper to cooperate with the relevant countries.” This is a surprising break from the United States line on the part of Japan, which has been otherwise a consistent critic of China’s Xinjiang policies and an eager participant in the U.S. “QUAD”. (See Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson’s response)

And it goes on.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Could you please illuminate me on which minuscule part of the article proves your point? Because all it’s doing is listing information about the case and mentioning that a couple of countries in the imperial Western core deem it as so.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Okay, I will put it simply because I don’t know what you’re trying to do. Qiao Collective is a pro CPC group that denies such thing as Uygur genocide is going on, if you read the article, and I highly recommend you to do, it explains how most probably extremist Islamists groups were funded in the region and a series of terrorists attack took place, and that what the Chinese government did was to imprison certain sectors of the population that where linked to such extremists groups, re-educated in order to leave their extremism behind. It also goes on on how most of the countries on Earth except the West deny such thing happening, and how the Muslim world also denies such acts. If anything, your source further proves my point.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Again, CGTN is funded by the Chinese government and it is pro CPC, this video shows an incarcerated individual and it portrays their extremists beliefs and what such beliefs could lead to. “I will kill my own son”.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Finally I am going to be able to start my depleted uranium stsrt up!

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Actually the justice should be reformation, capitalism stop caryng about it and now it is just imprisobment.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Capitalism: The Highest Stage of Hipocrisy

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

How many of Unit 731 did your nukes kill?

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

I know how big it its, pretty big let me tell ya.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

It seems France didn’t have enough otherwise they would free the colonies they still have and pay reparations for hundreds of years of imperialism and colonisation.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Do you know similar things happen in Ukraine no? I guess one is a bad empire and the other one is a good, white empire. Stop giving excuses and free the colonies.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

I’m just pointing out that filling a land with settlers and then doing a referendum to see what they prefer is not an argument. I was pointing out the duality, because if I were to say that in Crimea they say they want to belong to Russia you would tell me x, y or z, but if the same happens in a Western colony you defend them. Seems hypocrite.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

I have an e-reader and for me it’s something else, I have access to basically all of what LibGen can offer me so it expanded my reading possibilities a lot more, and it is way more comfortable than reading on the PC since there are countless distractions there. I would go with a Kobo, that’s what I have, since Amazon is a lot more shitty in terms of privacy, but I can’t say much more than that.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

😴😴😴😴

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

Replace NK with US and American Threat with any movement or government that tries to be sovereign.

gary_host_laptop , 10 months ago

You are the living proof.