Of course, doesn’t matter that your country is routinely fucking exploiting mine and nearly every other place in the third world (not to mention ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN GENOCIDE), and idiots like you justify and enable it, why should I have an opinion on that? Silly me, I should just quietly watch it happen.
Because I’m not a fucking US American, it’s not my are of expertise, and I’d rather that they educate each other than rely on the rest of the world doing their work for them. FFS.
That is ridiculous, if I’ve got every notification and subscription option active, surely it should be top of my feed? Theres no way that many people browse their subscriptions tab over their front page. What a shit website.
Of course if you take up a personal interest, sure you could become invested in politics as you could with any other topic or fascination. But this person in the post is clearly shown to not have any sort of curiosity or interest in that way. Taking up an interest in politics isn’t the same as with sport or art, it’s something that shapes your day to day life at all times.
The way I see it, interest in politics is similar to interest in one’s personal health. Most people don’t take a very active interest in it, happy to not think about it so long as there isn’t any trouble, while others find it gratifying to do so, and take a more proactive action in learning, improving and teaching others about it.
But for that large number who don’t care, they won’t want to alter their lifestyle to take up the advice of others who know better. All that is until suddenly they’re met with the result of their inaction and inattention, which is when they are easiest to convince.
One only remains apolitical so long as their lives aren’t severely affected by the system. Because as long as they think it works well enough for them, they have no incentive to care about it. But as soon as they end up at the wrong end of the scales, that’s when they start to look for answers. As a responsible socialist the best you can do is be there when they end up in that situation, and show them the right path.
I’ve had many “apolitical” friends end up turning to reactionary or fascist ideas once life hits them hard, and I regret that I didn’t do a good enough job noticing this or presenting the correct ideas to them on time.
Has Hakim made it big on the algorithm? This video has been recommended to a bunch of my lib friends and they’re all talking about it, and weirdly enough it didn’t show up for me, despite me being subscribed.
It was more than likely made to comment on the killing and subsequent funeral attack on Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in 2022 by the Israeli occupation.
I used to at the previous town I lived in, around 15 minute commute overall. On good days its very pleasant. But when it rains you’ll start wishing you were dead.
I saw that apparently they had him speak right before JB Pritzker. Which has to have been some sort of deliberate humiliation ritual.
Sanders was up there talking about how they needed to get rid of big money in politics, and the guy who speaks right after him is bragging and saying “I’m a real billionaire, unlike Trump” then getting a massive round of cheers.
I’m sure they’d look fine together normally, not fused with the Wehrmacht flag like they are here.
He’s got good takes on 90% of things and has good videos, but his personality outside his serious content is very irritating, the guy just enjoys riling people up and being a troll online, which can get annoying fast.
Ultras are basically entitled “leftists” that think AES countries are all revisionists or not “real” socialism, and generally end up falling for US state department propaganda about every foreign socialist project.
I wouldn’t call Badempanada an ultra though, his videos on the shining path make that quite unlikely.
Look at who posted this, then you’ll see why this is funny.
Depends, on a whole lot of things, what languages you can speak, what field you work in, what education you have. Immigrating to another country is a very demanding thing, not to be taken lightly and certainly not an option for the vast majority of people. Safe, wealthy countries will only want to take people that are either very educated/skilled, or those that are willing to put up with horrible conditions and take the worst jobs and positions in their society. It’s a complete toss up if you’re not either of those cases.
Probably just trolling, West point is a massive slum, and he’s likely trying to ridicule the notion that there are places outside the US that are better to live in.
He’s clearly just a big fan of Kuala Lumpur’s football club
They say that this is what you’re supposed to do with black bears in case one tries to attack you in the wild. The rule went something like:
If it’s black, fight back
If it’s brown, lie down
If it’s white, goodnight
It’s Steiner’s counterattack!
Anyone from Bangladesh here that can shed a light on what’s actually happening on the ground?
When I say you are enabling genocide, I am using you in the plural, to refer to the population of your country. You can sealion about this as much as you like, but there is no dialogue here. I answered your question, if a little harshly, and all you’ve said is non-American opinions on US politics doesn’t matter, that’s not something I’ve got to discuss with you.