Kindly read this topic and let me know if anything therein struck you as familiar.

But you’ve got to admit, you wished that there were.

Me too.

@raunz@mander.xyz would you care to explain your dissatisfaction?

The recommendation is ‘workers of the world, unite’, not ‘workers of the world, move somewhere that’s less shitty’.

The Chinese public would be more grateful if we overthrew our ruling class rather than moved to their country, for the simple fact that capitalism is a global phenomenon that harms both the international proletariat and the people’s republics.

How?

Morons? Yeah, the Germans who support the occupation of Palestine are morons. We know that already.

Here is a simple and helpful tip for neoclassical liberals: if 65% or more of a population does not want something, yet their government does it anyway, then there is no democracy there.

A government does not need to be monarchic or ‘dictatorial’ to be antidemocratic.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:April_1945_in_Germany_by_city

Funnily enough, after 1945 many Europeans made pots from recycled Stahlhelme.

West Asians are certainly going to do similar things with the IOF’s crap in the postapartheid world.

That reminds me of something…

Ori Goldberg: ‘It’s important to mention that there really are various sensitive installations & headquarters very near to the hospital because Israel places its military HQs in the midst of civilian neighborhoods and towns.’

I reread this topic for the first time in a while, and, unexpectedly, I started crying. (Maybe it was made worse by how I could hear this anthem.)

According to Star Wars reference books, the population of the Death Star was 1.7 million military personnel, 400,000 maintenance droids, and 250,000 civilians, associated contractors and catering staff.

(Sources herein.)

Anyway, the Death Star was a giant military base, whereas the Islamic Republic of Iran has an overwhelmingly civilian population, and it has no interest in global (let alone galactic) domination. So this is an uncompelling equivalence.

Besides, Carlson was likely more concerned about the expenses. Having a general idea of something’s population size is important for understanding how difficult or expensive conquering it will be. It seems that Cruz missed the point here.

I am sure that any minute now Herzlians are going to seriously argue that it is ‘antisemitic’ to oppose another war on Iran—if they have not said so already, that is.

I read the title and thought that AES referred to ‘actually existing socialism’ rather than the Alliance of Sahel States.

Vladimir Putin literally writes all of the Wall Street Journal’s articles himself now. Of course they’d say something like this.

I promise that Iran will lose the war tomorrow. Those theological thugs don’t stand a chance.

Keep in mind that the Islamic Rep. of Iran has such things as decoy missiles.

I still remember reading a very interesting hypothesis proposing that Mark’s Gospel was an allegorical commentary on Jerusalem’s destruction. I have this image in my head of a Greek Jew sitting in his (or her) house, penning his work, blissfully unaware of the overwhelming influence that it would have on the world for millennia, before he vanished into the mists of time without leaving a trace—other than perhaps a child or two. If only it were technologically possible to observe events in the distant past; we’ll probably never who exactly authored these Gospels or what their intentions were. Sigh… I’m rambling now, though.

Have you already watched this documentary? I highly recommend it—I was surprised to learn that early Christianity had a protofeminist sect.

how come u get 2 cheer when missiles rain on us but we dont get to cheer when missiles rain on u

its not fair