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  • Looking at selfproclaimed anarchists from instances other than hexbear and what they write, the answer is:

    1. No. They declare so, but then behave like typical crackers. Even the most belivable examples ultimately side or bothside with fash against AES and/or other antiimperialists.
    2. No. Sometimes they try, but what they say is idealist wishful thinking.
    3. No. They have zero understanding what imperialism is. At best they will bothside conflicts.
    4. Yes, not always but often, after some scratching. In case of libertarians its always yes.
  • Christian mindset, as long as even one dissenting voice is heard, then the christianity is supressed. Same for liberalism.

  • He read and wrote theory and became based even before he was exiled, he was also prior imprisoned because of it.

    Also he didn't handed anything to Stalin, Stalin was elected as per legal procedure.

  • It comes from a comic "The Filth" by Morrison. It's pretty shit, but a lot of frames are absolutely hilarious when taken out of context:

  • It's even worse, they automatically assume those places must be worse. So if US politicians are being unaccountable corrupted bureocrats, the others must be complete tyrants, if US police is murdering and brutalizing people left and right in the open without any repercussion, the others must be worse than gestapo, and so on and on.

  • In this case does lib just mean “not communism”?

    Liberalism is the ideology of capitalism. Thus "liberal" is everyone who support capitalism, that is basically starting at socialdemocracy and everything right of them - which in western countries mean literally entire political mainstream.

  • Yeah idk where it originated exactly, but the term itself suggest it was coined by someone actually having some empathy and brains, while liberals are famously lacking on both departments. Ultimately Engels is as always correct about the libs "These gentlemen think that when they have changed the names of things they have changed the things themselves."

  • It’s probably a measure of functional literacy

    it's too high for a functional literacy. Even in well educated country like Poland with 99% formal literacy the functional literacy reach around 60%, so in USA it bound to be even less.

  • iirc the term "homeless" imply being a complete social outcast, while those people are in fact part of society often with jobs, families, friends etc. The only thing they lack is the physical house, therefore unhoused.

    But as other posters noticed, the shift is also a liberal platitutide instead of action.

  • final refuge

    Very often the first and only one.

  • Yeah same here, also with patriotism. It take me to (not very original) conclusion that only socialists are patriots, even those that loudly denounce any ideas of patiotism and nationalism.

    Fun fact: for example, if we know them by their fruits, by far most successful polish nationalist in history was Stalin.

  • By the Rurikovich crest reason it's more of an all Russian symbol since Russia as an unified state was created by Ivan III, Vasili III and Ivan IV, three consecutive rulers from the that dynasty.

  • Chechnya is infinitely smaller then Ukraine or Afghanistan, with a fraction of the population

    Seeing as how the Ukraine population do everything they can to not stay in Ukraine in multiple methods and directions, soon.

  • Russia managed in Chechenya, once they got their marbles together.

  • Historical revisionism.

  • I remember they said DPRK is doing this.

    Always projection.

  • They managed to cram in so many capitalist myths and empty slogans in that short text it's pretty impressive actually.