Awoo [she/her]
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Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto Videos@lemmy.ml•The China They Don't Want You to See: XinjiangEnglish41·26 days agoThe “Xinjiang government” is the Communist Party dipshit. Xinjiang is in China.
These pictures are from the CIA. They were posted by Adrian Zenz, he is extremely well known to us. He is a lunatic fundamentalist crank who believes he was placed on this earth by god to fight China. He works for Victims of Communism, which is a CIA outlet that does not hide the fact it was founded by and is funded by the CIA.
Do you have a literacy problem? I have already explained this once already. Did you not understand this information the first time I stated it?
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto Videos@lemmy.ml•The China They Don't Want You to See: XinjiangEnglish43·26 days agoyou support the concentration camps?
Do concentration camps let people go home on the weekend? You fucking idiot. The education centers (which no longer exist as they were only used for 1 year to address the problem) were a 5 day weekday program. Attendees returned home on weekends.
Stop getting your information from the fucking cia’s literal propaganda outlets dipshit.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto Videos@lemmy.ml•The China They Don't Want You to See: XinjiangEnglish521·26 days agoThis image is over 3 years old mate. The last of these centers was closed in 2023. You got anything that isn’t horrendously out of date or are you still scraping the barrel of the media produced by the reeducation program that only lasted 1 year before all centers were closed?
EDIT: Lmaoooo source is Adrian Zenz’s twitter account lololololol it’s genuinely fucking hilarious that it takes 2 seconds to discover CIA funded propaganda is the primary source of your brainworms
Anyway, the facilities that made up this program completely deradicalised a region that was receiving islamic extremist terrorist attacks every week which would kill 10-30 people in each attack. They achieved this without killing one single person and without permanently imprisoning anyone. The western approach would have been to bomb them into oblivion. Which approach is obviously better?
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto Videos@lemmy.ml•China's Internet Firewall is Good, ActuallyEnglish11·1 month agoApt way to describe it. They’re telling ghost stories. Tall tales under a upward pointed flashlight.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto Videos@lemmy.ml•China's Internet Firewall is Good, ActuallyEnglish12·1 month agoI genuinely wouldn’t come back after this burn holy shit
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto Videos@lemmy.ml•China's Internet Firewall is Good, ActuallyEnglish362·1 month agoI have 4 channels I don’t use that have basically no content on them but are a decade old. Why do you think this shit matters?
At any point in time I might turn them into channels for any kind of content, you will only scream that it’s propaganda if the content I start producing is about China though because you’re a racist. If it’s any other subject that suddenly appears on a 10 year old account you just won’t care.
You think everything is something sinister instead of considering the fact that it’s almost certainly not. Almost anyone here might do the same with old accounts they have, why is that a problem?
Sounds like he’s receiving gifts in return for positive Chinese propaganda.
lmao why the fuck do you think this is necessary when there’s literally hundreds of thousands of marxists who believe in the communist future that would do it for free? You don’t seem to understand communists at all. You’ve so heavily bought into the koolaid of capitalism that you can’t even wrap your head around the idea that communists don’t need monetary incentives to do things to promote communism. “Everyone must be getting paid because getting paid is the only reason anyone does anything!” is the principle contradiction that makes you mis-analyse everything, it’s one of many reasons why capitalists will certainly lose, your belief in capitalism makes you fundamentally misjudge reality. How can you ever hope to win if you can’t analyse reality correctly?
You’re chasing ghosts. Things that do not exist. Ethereal non-existent payments to do communist propaganda. While you’re chasing these ghosts you’re completely failing to counter the real thing going on - that there are hundreds of thousands of us willing to do it for free. You miss this completely and entirely fail to counter it because your belief in capitalism is so complete that you can only imagine someone needing to be paid to do this.
Ironically capitalists can’t ever fix this. Your propaganda itself makes you this way. Your belief in capitalism makes you this way. If you didn’t believe in the fact everyone needs monetary incentives to do anything then you wouldn’t be capitalists at all. It fucking dooms you.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto technology@hexbear.net•Russian drone operators reportedly received explosive headsets — plans dashed by packagingEnglish2·4 months agoThis all seems fairly easily thwarted by adding testing to the role of quartermaster. The pipeline between acquisition and deployment to troops should include proper testing to be sure all equipment acquired from private companies is not tampered with.
Maybe add to that not just private companies but all equipment that travels outside of military delivery mechanisms, so that it can not be tampered with via agents in the postal/delivery sector which is very easy to get into. All you reasonably have to do is get a delivery driver job to do that kind of middle-man attack.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•Trump demands $500B in rare earths from Ukraine for continued supportEnglish48·4 months agoThis was going to be the result whether or not Trump screamed it from the rooftops for his own political vanity.
I believe naked imperialism will be easier to fight than the competent imperialism that previously hid itself.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•'He's Building a Concentration Camp': Fears Grow as Images Emerge of Offshore Prison at GitmoEnglish30·4 months agoMaybe? Elon wants to put chips in people’s brains doesn’t he? He’s gonna have tens of thousands of people to medically experiment with like all the monkeys he killed.
Wasn’t there an interview where some billionaires quizzed a marxist on how to control people in their survival bunkers post-collapse and one of the suggestions one the billionaires had was brain chips? I might be misremembering but someone might know the article I’m talking about.
EDIT: This is the one I had in mind. Brainchips not mentioned so I misremembered. But I think it still fits.
Finally, the CEO of a brokerage house explained that he had nearly completed building his own underground bunker system and asked: “How do I maintain authority over my security force after the Event?”
The Event. That was their euphemism for the environmental collapse, social unrest, nuclear explosion, unstoppable virus, or Mr Robot hack that takes everything down.
This single question occupied us for the rest of the hour. They knew armed guards would be required to protect their compounds from the angry mobs. But how would they pay the guards once money was worthless? What would stop the guards from choosing their own leader? The billionaires considered using special combination locks on the food supply that only they knew. Or making guards wear disciplinary collars of some kind in return for their survival. Or maybe building robots to serve as guards and workers – if that technology could be developed in time.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•'He's Building a Concentration Camp': Fears Grow as Images Emerge of Offshore Prison at GitmoEnglish75·4 months agoThey can get away with a concentration camp on the mainland. That’s not the problem.
What they want is secrecy. That concerns me considerably more because it means there’s something they want to do in it that they won’t be able to keep secret on the mainland. It’s not just a concentration camp.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•Bulletins and News Discussion from February 10th to February 16th, 2025 - There Is Noboa Alternative - COTW: EcuadorEnglish5·4 months agoI have a prompt that makes Deepseek marxist. Here is the response I get, even with internet search turned on:
spoiler
The question of whether Germany should continue military support for Ukraine is mired in political, economic, and ideological contradictions. Below is a critical analysis synthesizing the key factors from the provided sources:
1. Public Opinion: A Divided Consensus
While 67% of Germans broadly support military aid (40% favor maintaining current levels, 27% want increases), significant regional and political divides exist 41012. Western Germany shows stronger backing (70%) compared to the east (53%), reflecting historical economic disparities and lingering post-Cold War skepticism toward NATO 12. However, opposition is growing: 48% now oppose continued arms deliveries, up from 43% in 2024, driven by economic anxiety and perceived futility in altering the war’s trajectory 9. This “Ukraine fatigue” is weaponized by far-right parties like the AfD (79% oppose aid) and the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (52%) to exploit voter disillusionment 912.
2. Political Dynamics: Electoral Calculations
The ruling SPD-Greens coalition is fractured:
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Greens demand €3 billion in new aid (including IRIS-T air defense systems and Patriot missiles), arguing that “Putin exploits weakness” and advocating deficit spending to bypass budget constraints 29.
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Chancellor Scholz (SPD), facing elections on February 23, 2025, blocks the package, fearing backlash over austerity measures. He positions himself as a “peace chancellor,” emphasizing negotiations over escalation, while refusing to fund aid through pension cuts or infrastructure reductions 29.
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The CDU/CSU opposition supports aid but insists on parallel spending cuts (e.g., unemployment benefits), which the SPD rejects 29.
Scholz’s balancing act—pledging solidarity with Kyiv while avoiding fiscal responsibility—reveals the capitalist state’s paralysis: prioritizing electoral survival over coherent strategy 915.
3. Economic Constraints: Capitalism’s Contradictions
Germany’s military-industrial complex thrives (e.g., Rheinmetall’s Caracal vehicle deliveries 7), yet the state’s debt brake and depleted Bundeswehr stocks limit capacity. The 2025 draft budget slashes military aid from €8 billion to €4 billion, citing reliance on G7 loans from frozen Russian assets 1516. Meanwhile, defense spending prioritizes NATO’s 2% GDP target (€75.3 billion in 2025) over social programs, exposing the ruling class’s allegiance to imperialist alliances rather than public welfare 1516.
4. Geopolitical Pressures: Imperialist Interdependence
Germany’s aid is tethered to U.S. hegemony. With Trump’s potential return, fears of reduced American support loom large. Scholz’s government seeks to “front-load” aid via G7 mechanisms, anticipating a U.S. withdrawal, while Defense Minister Pistorius warns of urgent Ukrainian needs 915. This dependency underscores Germany’s subordination to global capital’s whims, as arms shipments serve NATO’s proxy war aims rather than Ukrainian sovereignty 59.
5. Military Realities: Escalation vs. Stalemate
Germany has supplied critical systems like Leopard tanks, IRIS-T, and Patriot missiles 6, but Scholz blocks long-range Taurus missiles, fearing NATO-Russia escalation 5. This half-measure strategy—arming Ukraine enough to prolong the conflict but not win it—serves capitalist interests: destabilizing Russia while avoiding direct confrontation that could disrupt EU capital flows 59. Conclusion: A Crisis of Capitalist Governance
Germany’s support for Ukraine is not a moral choice but a reflection of capitalist imperatives:
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Militarism: Rheinmetall and arms dealers profit from perpetual war 715.
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Austerity: Workers bear the cost through slashed social spending 915.
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Imperialist Subordination: NATO’s agenda overrides popular will 516.
True solidarity requires dismantling the war economy and redirecting resources to class struggle—both in Ukraine and Germany. Until then, military aid remains a tool of exploitation, not liberation.
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Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•Gen Z think UK is racist and would not fight for their countryEnglish40·4 months agoOnly 7 per cent would trust the police a lot if they were accused of a crime" (in 2004, it was 44%)
Proud to be part of making this figure happen
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto chat@hexbear.net•It's my birthday and I'm gonna play video games after therapy and talk to my hexbear friendsEnglish6·4 months agoI love all of you and happy birthday corgi and wish all hexbears a happy birthday. But also if this becomes a trend please be careful about the personal information you put on this site everyone!
Haha this thread made me smile. Happy birthday!
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•Bulletins and News Discussion from February 3rd to February 9th, 2025 - Fuhrer FailsonsEnglish13·4 months agoWatching the entire stock market collapse as american business loses access to all items from China will be spectacular.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•Bulletins and News Discussion from February 3rd to February 9th, 2025 - Fuhrer FailsonsEnglish13·4 months agosanctioning every single company on earth that does business with Russia
Lmao this is impossible. The US would be fucked when it can no longer get anything from China.
Awoo [she/her]@hexbear.netto news@hexbear.net•Bulletins and News Discussion from February 3rd to February 9th, 2025 - Fuhrer FailsonsEnglish30·4 months agoAccording to the British newspaper Morning Star
All communist party newspapers should strive to look so normal that international media regularly cites you.
Apparently it’s because it has higher milk content than their previous failed milk chocolate bar, but also they tried a bunch of names with it:
Through its development, the bar was variously called ‘Highland Milk’, ‘Jersey’ and ‘Dairy Maid’.[2][5] Accounts on the origin of the Dairy Milk name differ; it has been suggested that the name change came about on the advice of a shopkeeper in Plymouth, but Cadbury maintains that a customer’s daughter came up with the name.[2][5]
Also in 2010 they changed the shape to reduce the weight without reducing the price (capitalism efficiently reducing the treats) and everyone complained the new shape tastes sweeter.
I think it’s just branding. Better than regular milk chocolate! It’s special! Ultra milk chocolate! The most luxurious and bestest!
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