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31·4 hours agoStandard of living has been steadily improving in China since the revolution, and it has managed to develop in an overwhelmingly peaceful fashion. China has achieved astounding feats of engineering with projects like cross country high speed rail, and it’s currently leading the clean energy revolution globally.
41·5 hours agoThe people doing human rights violations are the people in the US government. The call is coming from inside the house.
I guess I’m still within the limit for now, that’s the main thing I want to keep an eye on for a few weeks to see that my data usage is stable. Seems like setting a hard limit on media retention is key. I don’t really want to have to do admin work maintaining my own instance, hence why I’d rather just pay a few bucks a month for somebody else to do it.
Yeah that makes sense, in my case I was a already following a lot of accounts and had a lot of followers, so discoverability wasn’t an issue. I can see how it’s a problem if you’re making a new account though. In that case, it’s better to just join a bigger instance so you can find content.
1·11 hours agoNo that’s not why we’re down here, we’re down here because you have poor reading comprehension and misrepresented what the links said. Given that you are just here to troll, I don’t see much point continuing. Enjoy having the last word that you so desperately crave.
Literally why China has been establishing alternative organizations. The ones that all the research I linked shows to be actually helping countries. Try to put at least a bit of effort into your trolling. This is just so embarrassing.
just fascists agreeing with each other
if the imf is such a corrupt organization, why is china willingly a member?
Because China participates in world trade. Again, learn about the subjects you’re trying to opine on that you’re quite obviously have no clue about. Absolutely hilarious how you keep doubling down on documenting what an utter ignoramus you are. 👏
1·12 hours agoExactly, this will basically force countries to choose between doing trade with US and China. Given that China is by far the biggest trade partner for most countries, and actually produces things people need, it’s going to be an easy choice.
Yes, both parties commit atrocities and crimes against humanity.
But its good to know that the genocide of my people is less important than the genocide of others. The perspective that two genocides is just as bad as one is absurd.
That’s actually your position where you ignore the genocide being conducted by the democrats while talking about what republicans will do to people in US.
Again, being able to believe that the party of liberals and the party of white nationalists are both fascist parties indicates a level of privilege or insulation from living under a fascist regime.
Liberals are fascists, and people who pretend otherwise are the privileged ones who live under a fascist regime and ignore what the regime does. Look in the mirror buddy.
The other party is actively engaged in a genocide, but I guess as long as its other people being murdered at an industrial scale, libs don’t give a shit.
Note how there’s no discussion of what this port workers want is anywhere in the FT article. I dug around a bit, and apparently they want a significant raise over the next 6 year contract.
Top-scale port workers now earn a base pay of $39 an hour, or just over $81,000 a year.
Seems pretty reasonable, weird how the reasons for the strike are pretty much never discussed in the media.
the only way you’d get them to watch
haha it was right there, although that’d work better with Lenin
Indeed, nationalizing strategically important companies that fail would be the sane approach. Instead, the US pumps public money into them while keeping them private.
3·16 hours agoThe US put export restrictions on Nvidia in China, so they can only sell older chips there.
Nah, European strategy of destroying its economy to spite Russia is effective. Horrible but effective.
exactly