JaredLevi

Bro is so dumb he doesn't understand his actions have consequences that will destroy the US empire faster. First USAID and now this! It's beautiful.

Like the others are saying be careful how much information you share, but I would love to read your entire life story!

But it's not though if you are literally being passive and not saying anything about foreign American adversaries then you are not building consent for the empire. It is when you say things that help push the adversarial nature of the US as the imperial core while still saying I'm not approving of empire. That is the third camp that they're talking about.

While I agree that "You know imperialism is evil. Don’t you want to be someone who helps create a better world?” is a better framing then “You’re either with us, or with the terrorists.” but the latter has nothing to do with what they said they're not speaking about people who are passive. And they're not calling anyone traitors. They're saying that there is no third camp you are either building consent for the empire or not building consent for the empire. "to publicly critique a government or movement that stands in opposition to the American government is to do the US State Department’s work for them, from Iran to Palestine. [...] As we do not hold the reins of power over the US military industrial complex, all that can be done with public “nuance” around international political movements is to create consent for empire."

"There is no such thing as a third camp; one is either working to support American imperialism or to oppose it."

This is what I've been saying for years now... Comrades spitting facts!

They hate when you give money to china... And that's why I only give money to China!

I firmly believe that any game or software that has officially ended support should be legally required to be open-sourced and handed over to the community that loves it. When a company decides to stop maintaining a product, it often leaves behind a dedicated fanbase that continues to cherish and use it. Instead of letting these creations fade into obscurity or become inaccessible due to outdated technology, open-sourcing them would allow the community to preserve, improve, and breathe new life into them.