GenZedong

Went to a football match in Germany and despite the criticism I have for their fans, especially regarding Palestine, it was a breath of fresh air compared to The Netherlands. Saw several anti Nazi and far right flags, anti homophobia stuff, rainbow flags even. There were 6000 away fans present and there was no barrier between them and the home fans. Just vibing with each other. Stuff like that would be unthinkable back home.

And this was at Schalke. Not even a prime example of a left wing club. The Netherlands really is a shit country in a lot of ways.

Given the fact that AI decompilation has become so widespread today, I can confidently say we are in a new age of piracy.

so good luck on finding the One Piece, comrades.

me when the two different texts (which are using the same definitions of value and economics that marx presented so it’s not like it’s surprising in any way) have the same idea and i can recognize it: (forgot all the emojis are broken, imagine the nostalgia critic oh my god face)

also i remembered i have free will and can copy paste a passage from a text and give it line breaks if i want to. top ten tricks big capitalism doesn’t want you to know /j. i’m gonna save so much time on the minmax theory reading speedrun i think

reading something and having fun Marx's Economic Doctrine

I had the idea of making this meme on Cuba. I was unsure if it was tactless given Cuba's current situation, but I still wanted to put it somewhere.

Cuba sweep

Normally I dont post reddit links but watch this

This is from a documentary called The look of silence.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueAnon/s/NcuD8KWwVH

Writing idea:

Stereotypical greedy old-school businessperson, except they are a Communist because they think that raising common prosperity is the most stable way to raise their own wealth.

Marx's mathematical manuscripts are very underrated. There's this footnote which I think it's pretty interesting despite being very vague:

Marx distinguishes in each equation two sides (where now we speak of two parts), the left hand and the right hand which do not always play symmetric roles. On the left-hand side of the equation he frequently places two different, equivalent expressions joined by the conjunction ‘or’. (source)

So, for Marx, x = y is not the same as y = x (even though they mean the same thing in modern math).