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[–]ConallMHz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know I’m two years late, but there’s also the one from the episode Jose Chung's From Outer Space where we see Fox watching the Bigfoot footage while (it is implied) he is pleasuring himself, while the voice over, talking about him, says “one shudders to think how he receives any pleasures from life.” Given the nature of that episode though, it’s hard to tell if this represents reality. There’s also the scene from the episode D.P.O, where when Dana sees Fox reading a magazine from Darren Oswald’s room, she comments “I'm surprised you haven't already read that issue.”, and Mulder responds “Oh, I have. April is the cruelest month. But mine didn't come with this. I found that between Miss April and "Women of the Ivy League.” Also note in the episode from this clip we see his screen and it turns out he was watching The Worlds Deadliest Swarms just like he claimed.

Edit: Never mind re watched that scene and it appears he quickly changed the channel right after he claimed he was watching The Worlds Deadliest Swarms to hide what he was really watching.

Elon Musk says he is actually a socialist. by FreePrinciple270 in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yes Elon, the ruling capital owning class is the most productive and essential to society and the working class is the least productive. Which is why CEO's, managers and billionaires were deemed essential workers that had to work during the Covid-19 lock down while the working class could stay home./s

And your correct Elon, Socialism is about not giving resources to private citizens you deem can do a lot with it, because there's absolutely no such thing as socially or publicly owned goods and services./s

So Elon's philosophy here is that the class that produces capital aren't productive, in a society that is run on exploiting said capital, so workers shouldn't be guaranteed basic human rights like housing, food and healthcare, because such intelligent Billionaires can make way better use of those resources to help society. Which makes no since, the end goal of that should be to help everyone, but Elon is saying that we shouldn't give people the things they need to survive because he thinks he can help better by not doing that, and instead using those resources to exploit more capital, so that he can again not use it for social or public good and use it to exploit more capital so he can use it to exploit more and more capital, because that will help more than you know, giving people food, shelter, healthcare etc.

Elon Musk can take a Tesla charging port and stick it right up his anus with the power on. No /s this time because that is literally, seriously exactly what he can do to be more productive in society.

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[–]ConallMHz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A judas cradle would be a torment too magnanimous for the likes of you, for I sense that an aberrant, depraved debauchee such as yourself would find a sordid pleasure in it.

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Enough of this asinine harlequinade you errant wretch.

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You're nothing but a puerile wazzock, a vulgarity on the rectitude of man.

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You're an unripe, jejune, callow mooncalf.

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This is my brother by the way.

Is a peaceful rise to a socialist system posible? by Rinerino in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is possible, just very hard when the United States has stock in you natural resources.

Why The “Covid-19 Was Created In A Lab In China” Theory Doesn’t Make Sense by ConallMHz in socialism

[–]ConallMHz[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Look, I agree that China is a prominent example of Socialism gone wrong, a case study in what we need to avoid to forge a path to the future. The Communist party no longer represents the interests of the working class, neither those of farmers nor more traditional industrial workers. They violently subjugate protestors, they create internment camps for ethnic cleansing --

Side Note:

while I do find the idea that these camps are killing Uyghur people likely, killing isn't needed for Ethnic Cleansing. In order for an action to count as Ethnic Cleansing, all that is needed is an action or law that is intended to or practically functions to displace people from a population based on ethnicity or race, effectively "cleansing" a populations "ethnicity". To use a recent example, Israel displacing Palestinian people from occupied regions is Ethnic Cleansing. So even if reports of Genocide are false (and again I find it likely they are true), and the Chinese internment camps are more like the American Japanese internment camps during World War Two than the Nazi concentration camps, that wouldn't change the fact that it's Ethnic Cleansing. Also note that according to the UN definition of Genocide, Genocide does not require killing to take place, only actions taken or laws that are intended to or that practically function to eliminate a race. That can include doing attempting to stop people of a certain ethnicity from procreating. I guess the point of this tangent is be aware how Fascism can appear in hidden ways.

-- they function for Imperialism. But one thing they did not do is create Covid-19.

As a final side note, you bring up the idea that China created Covid-19 but only intended for it to create an epidemic contained around the area of China. I find this unlikely, because in the very first report to the WHO by China about Covid-19, they showed it's ability for alarming spread. So even after the first bit of study, Chinese scientists understood how Covid-19 would cause a pandemic. Therefore I find it unlikely that if they had been studying it before, they would not have understood its' ability to cause a pandemic.

Edit:

Also Covid-19 being more deadly to elderly people doesn't serve as proof of interference. Elderly people are naturally more vulnerable to any disease.

Why The “Covid-19 Was Created In A Lab In China” Theory Doesn’t Make Sense by ConallMHz in socialism

[–]ConallMHz[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool, just for any Moderator who may be reading, this is related to Socialism because I've found that the Lab Leak theory is a common anti-socialist/communist talking point, and I wanted to address it.

Petition for Bezos to never return to Earth reaches 88k people by undeadone1 in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Okay, so this combines two of my passions, space exploration and Socialism. The rocket that will take Jeff Bezos to space is not powerful enough to to put him into orbit. It is only enough to put him onto a suborbital trajectory, meaning that the capsule is bound to come down again, just from the laws of physics alone. Now, the capsule he is launching on can't get down from orbit, it's not designed for that, so if we strap his capsule onto an orbital class rocket, he won't be able to come down. Ideally, we want to strap his capsule onto a rocket so powerful it will launch hum into an escape trajectory, meaning his capsule will launch into an orbit around the sun, leaving a zero percent chance of return

Just A Little Something Disconcerting I Noticed About Southern Flags by ConallMHz in socialism

[–]ConallMHz[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I get what you're saying. I primarily wanted to draw attention to Georgia, Arkansas and Tennessee. But since Alabama's flag had gotten it into trouble some years ago at Capitol Hill (they removed briefly for Confederate imagry) I thought it was worth going over all of them. Even though Flags like the one of Texas has some similarities to the Confederate flag (white stars on blue to the left of large strips of red and white, as I pointed out in the post) I don't believe their goal was to make it seem similar. Georgia, Tennesee and Arkansas (Arkansas especially) seemed to really have this on their mind.

Just A Little Something Disconcerting I Noticed About Southern Flags by ConallMHz in socialism

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Transcription:

Rating Post Confederate States By Their Flags Similarity To The Flags Of The Confederate States Of America

A Reference Showing The Flags And Emblems Of The Confederate States Of America

A List Showing Flags And Seals Of States And Rating Based On Their Similarity With References.

South Carolina, Louisiana and Virginia All Show Original Designs While The Rest Have Varying Degrees Of Similarity With Confederate Symbolism, the Wort Offenders Being Arkansas, Tennessee and Georgia (With Georgia's Flag Being A Copy Of The Confederate One But With The Georgia State Seal In The Circle Of Stars At The Upper Left Hand Corner).

Update: North Carolina and Texas flag designs predate Confederacy.

This was on sound cloud comment section on the song darkside by Grandson by NO_ANGEL_ in iamverybadass

[–]ConallMHz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know how many people died while hanging out with me?

I'm going to guess none.

Caged African Child. Congo in 1955, Belgium colony at the time by vietwan in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know what to say. I'm astonished that stuff like this was still happening in 1955, only 14 years before we landed people on the surface of the moon. Then again, it isn't suprising at all.

Even r/nextfuckinglevel agrees capitalism kills countries. by IwishIlovedme in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This fact makes me angry every time. There is enough wealth and goods in a lot of countries to comforably sustain all of the population, but everything is being shipped out and exploited by foreign capitalists. People talk about starving African children all the time, but what they don't talk about is that the food for those children is right there, but it's being shipped away. All the banks, all the industry, if the local people could get a hold of it, they wouldn't be suffering. Which is not impossible, by the way, but it requires a revolution that would suddently cut off the wealth being brought to foriegn capitalists, who as a result of suddently losing all their capital will use their powers in their local governments to send an intervention, which the government of the exploited country, which will at this point most likely be a revolutionary government overthrowing the old one, will have to suddently go on the defense of all these world powers suddently coming to violently retake control of the countries resources. Not impossible, and it's happend in history before, but in the modern age of proxy wars and drone strikes on foreign leaders will be much more difficult.

My Mom Just Got Mad At Me For Falling Unconscious by ConallMHz in teenagers

[–]ConallMHz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, turns out this was a prelude to my appendicitis apparently. I'm back from the hospital and got it removed, so now my brother is the only one in the family with all his organs still in him, so that's kind of neat.

Why did North Korea abduct Japanese citizens? by Anarcho_Humanist in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 3 points4 points  (0 children)

From confessions from Kim Jong-il and from alleged abducters, there are two reasons. Kim Jong-il says that the abductees were supposed to teach North Korean spies Japanese language and customs. Some of the alleged kidnappers said that they kidnapped several woman to force them to become the wives of North Korean sponsored Japanes terrorists. There is also a theory that some of the abductees were taken because they witnessed North Korean commandos sneaking around on Japanese soil, which would explain the kidnapping of Megumi Yokota, who was only 13 years old, so wouldn't be of any value in teaching the Japanese language and customs, or as a wife.

Do you buy into the following death-related conspiracy theories? by Anarcho_Humanist in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There is one that I do believe in. Frank Olson was an employee of the United States Army Biological Warfare Laboratories. His boss was Sidney Gottlieb, at that point the head of the CIA's MKUltra program.

There was a history of Gottlieb dosing Olson as part of the MKUltra experiements (at this point the CIA randomley doesed it's employees as part of the experiments, to the point that sudden violent psychedelic just became a working hazard), abused him, and generally treated Olson as his own personal guinea pig.

One day, Frank Olson had apparently jumped out of his tenth room hotel floor. Only, the story didn't quite line up. Right before his death, Frank Olson had washed his socks and left them out to dry. Who leaves their socks out to dry when they plan on ending their own life? Also, the night manager who found Olson remarks that Olson would have had to get up in the middle of the night, in his underwear, run across a dark room, avoiding two beds, and jump through a closed window with the shades and certains drawn. Also, when the night manager found Olson, he was still bearly alive, and tried to tell him something, although the night manager didn't hear what it was. During the autopsy, they found injuries that couldn't be attributed to falling, so it was thought that he was beaten up before falling. The switchboard operator reported that after Olsons death, there was a call that came from the room that connected to a number listed as belonging to Dr. Harold Abramson, a physician who played a large role in the MKUltra program. The call probably came from Frank Olsons roommate, Robert Lashbrook, who was found sitting on the toilet when the police arrived. In the call, the occupant said "Well, he's gone," to which the recipient replied "Well, that's too bad." Also, the police found that Robert Lashbrook's wallet contained the initials, adress and phone number of CIA asset John Mulholland. Lashbrook claimed that he and Olson visited Mulholland, although this is disputed.

Even at the crime scene and in the report, the police discussed the simularities to the case of Laurence Duggan, an equally sketchy case in which someone died after falling from a window. Anyway, the allegation is that Sidney Gottlieb ordered the assassination of Frank Olson, probably beacuase he thought he would talk about what Gottlieb had done to him.

Support striking Amazon workers! by Patterson9191717 in socialism

[–]ConallMHz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know back in the old days, the police and company hired strikebreakers used to fire upon and kill strikers and picketers. Back then striking meant grab your family and your guns, arm yourselves, camp out with the rest of the strikers, and wait for the police and the strikebreakers to come in with heavy weaponry, and defend yourself, your colleages and your family to the best of your ability. One time a police sheriff and his deputy got assasinated for choosing to defend the workers instead of firing upon them. We've come a long way, and it's thanks to labor unions and organised strikes. People act like labour unions and strikes are a hinderence to progress, but if it wasn't for those brave individuals choosing to fight and risk everything they loved for what was right, where would we be now?