Its satire. He doesn’t advocate for anything near a proletarian ruled society, just the bare fucking minimum amount of welfare that is also provided by other ‘developed’ countries.

Ever hear the term ‘Bernie killed rosa luxembourg’?

Its because he’s a social democrat and not a socialist, and when push came to shove, it was the social democrats who betrayed the workers revolution in germany, and who killed or ousted our comrades accross europe.

The reason for this satirisation in particular is likely down to a joke about how the media tends to view him.

So the soviet union had a single famine 8 years after it was formed, compared to the hundereds before, in the middle of a great depression and complete isolation on the international stage, and you condemn the rest of its existence as being ‘plagued by starvation and hunger’?

P.s Heres a link to a declassified CIA document stating that compared to the average US diet, the soviets ate approximately the same amount of food, and had a more nutritious diet overall.

www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP85M00363R000601440024-5.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiO-7euxM6AAxV-VkEAHaigD0UQFnoECBUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw06QRMVGCOurHDUtg96SRq0

Whatsapp web is pretty stable for me

Its 3am, and I’m on a 12hr overnight work shift.

Western housing markets.

Kaiserreich, War of the Worlds, Sins of the Cohort, The Great War, Thousand Week Reich, Millenium dawn.

No. You don’t preorder it.

The only reason why preordering was a thing to begin with was to secure last minute funding for small devs to buy the infrastructure they would need to support their game after release.

Starfield is not made by a small dev studio. They have billions of dollars behind them and preordering will not impact the course of its release, nor will preordering ‘reward the developers’, as they are paid in fixed wages and have no financial stake in its success beyond maybe a tiny token bonus. (This is also why we consider Piracy justifiable for non-indie games. )

There will be no material benefit for you to preorder vs buying once the game is released and public opinions on its state become available.

P.S, you’re on Lemmygrad. You’re not going to get a different answer.

So did alot of things, before they turned out to be serious.

That intro would just about equally apply to the civillians affected by those same US troops.

Except they didn’t volunteer for it.

Only beach I ever go to nowadays would be Bridlington. Still relatively clean, atleast it was last time I visited, and not too busy like Scarborough.

They still run ads, just less profitable ones since they’re less intrusive, aren’t personalised, and most never see them anyway because if youre on DDG in the first place, you’re also likely to be using adblock.

Unfortunately, that limit is so low that even Forrest Gump would be overqualified.

He might not be one of us, but he is about as far left as you’re allowed to go in the US, and he’s actually getting a bit of attention.

Marxism Today did a video on that book (and the movie) along with a former IRA member who was experienced in bomb making.

https://youtu.be/FXuW4mfxD8U

Tldr, use the book as a guide on how NOT to blow up a pipeline.

Atleast it provides time for me to quickly take a leak in a bottle.

My main take away from that article is that unions arent trying to organise new members, and that we need a single organisation created specifically to do so… Completely overlooking the organisations such as the IWW which has been attempting just that for over a century and ultimately facing the same fate as most other attempts at mass unionisation in america.

Ive heard good things about prusa. My first printer was an Ender 3 pro, and my god, I spent more time maintaining, fixing, and recalibrating it than it ever spent actually printing stuff.

Maybe so, but proving without any possible doubt that was the cause is the burden of the fired employee, who also likely doesnt have money for a lawyer, let alone court fees to persue the case in the first place.

This difficulty is only amplified in at-will employment areas where your boss can fire you on the spot for no reason at all.

Its as if the system was built from the ground up to benefit businesses over people.

Starbucks has been known to shut down entire stores if they got even a whiff of a unionization attempt.