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Bottom Zhukov.
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joined 2 years ago
Fuck em up, home boy
Nazis: fascist capitalist dictatorship characterized by extreme prejudice and anti-labour
Communists: socialist proletarian rule characterized by equality and pro-labour
You, a very smart person with a very big brain: Nazis and Communists are literally the same!
Shame you weren't in the gulag.
The US military budget is $842 billion. The 2008 bailouts cost $700 billion. Corporate profits in the US are $2.7 TRILLION per year. You're talking chump change. Do better.
OP be like: "Yes, I'm a socialist. No, I've never read Marx nor Engels, I get my ideas from CNN. Why do you ask?"
TIL if you just say sorry that fixes everything.
Pretty telling that the new line being fed to NATO worshippers is 'don't say anything critical about our objective failures'. This is, ironically, the same message Goebbels pushed when failures began to mount on the eastern front after Stalingrad and then Kursk. As the Soviet steamroller continued to Berlin, the line in the media was 'it is unpatriotic to say we are losing'. And then they lost.
'Brigading is when you federate and then use the federation feature. I am very smart.'
He was so effective at leading that the borders of Germany went from a Europe-spanning empire to a single bunker in Berlin in the span of just four years. So effective that he shot himself just to prove how effective he was. His military leadership was so good that Germany lost every major battle he directed, and his economic leadership was so good that German people went without food and his combat forces could not replenish their losses. His social leadership was so good that Germans hatched plots to assassinate him. So effective!
Western media (good) says China bad and refuses to provide evidence. More at 11.
All speculation. All fictional capital in general.
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I got used to living minimally when I was a student and while I'm more financially secure now, I actually enjoy not owning a lot of junk/treats/knickknacks. Obviously that doesn't mean it's fine for people to be poor; the difference is I'm not on the verge of homelessness and under-purchasing out of fear, I'm more economically stable and living more minimally by choice without that fear. Connecting more with nature is a big part of it.