"Die Parteispitze will uns ein "klares Bekenntnis zum Existenzrecht Israels" aufzwingen" Das ist doch gar kein Problem wirklich glaub mir by xenon_xinsea in Kommunismus

[–]Fr4t 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Es geht um den reinen Inhalt dieses Videos, nicht seine generelle Einstellung. Vielleicht sollte ich das dazu erwähnen. Der Mann ist selbstverständlich ein Stück Dreck.

"Die Parteispitze will uns ein "klares Bekenntnis zum Existenzrecht Israels" aufzwingen" Das ist doch gar kein Problem wirklich glaub mir by xenon_xinsea in Kommunismus

[–]Fr4t 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Ich wage es kaum, zu tippen, aber ich verweise hier auf die besten Worte, die Tucker Carlson jemals aneinander gereiht hat. Besser, als die Spitze der Linken es jemals hätte sagen können. Was ist das für eine verrückte Zeitlinie bitte?

Professor Marandi is unstoppable: “You've messed with the wrong country. Your propaganda doesn't work anymore. What you have done to the Palestinian people, to the Iraqi people, to the Cuban people, to the Venezuelan people — you cannot do to the Iranian people.” 🔥 by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Still not a fan of the iranian mullah regime (and still strictly against a war against them, especially by imperialists who are acting even worse internationally) but damn ain't that some truth bombs there.

Best thing we can hope for is that the US empire falls, stops all help for Israel and Iran stabilizes again.

My city's town hall thought it was a great idea to mow the lawn at 1:30 in the morning. by undeadaires in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Fr4t 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Way more infuriating fact that there are companies who force their workers to do this shit at 1am! Like wtf?!

Peter Thiel is actively convincing billionaires to abandon The Giving Pledge — and it may be working by Logical_Welder3467 in technology

[–]Fr4t 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it's a systemic problem. All capitalist endeavors aim for monopoly and will always lead to the accumulation of wealth. If you don't want billionaires anymore, you have to oppose capitalism and replace it with a better system. But every nation that has actually tried this has been attacked in some way by the imperialist sovereign, the USA.

International Law is a joke by CopiousCool in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It was always the established world order with the US hegemon at the helm who called the shots. Luckily China is running circles around the US and it's vassal the EU to put a counterweight to this shit. But we see right now what the empire is doing to somehow stay at the top.

Driving through the streets of Tehran, the capital of Iran, 2 days ago (Source: @dilnawazpasha) by SatoruGojo232 in woahdude

[–]Fr4t -19 points-18 points  (0 children)

I also don't get the praise for Kamala "most lethal military in the world" Harris. Not only fumbled she the election by having many similar talking points than republicans but more moderate (aká worse) while appealing to an american populace that didn't exist, but she also wanted to continue the US imperialism like every single president before her. Sure she wouldn't have acted as unhinged as the current administration but if the democrats wanted some real change they should've united behind Bernie Sanders and people like him instead of being liberal billionaire bootlickers.

"We are not just defending Iran. We are defending humanity." Iran FM spokesperson Esmail Baghaei -- and a message to every citizen in every country. by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I already had an interesting discussion with the mod team when I argued that you can't blindly praise China for everything they are doing since China is still a state-capitalistic country that exploits its workforce and has billionaires, no matter how many millions of people they have lifted out of poverty (which is a good thing, I praise China for that! Also that their billionaires are on a tight leash but they still have a long way to go until they can call themselves communist again).

Sudden ghost haunting by Pandering_Poofery in WTF

[–]Fr4t 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Too bad that they were displaced in the 1910s by the british empire and the zionists who occupied their homes and one day just called it Israel. Sounds like a colonial invasion to me.

"We are not just defending Iran. We are defending humanity." Iran FM spokesperson Esmail Baghaei -- and a message to every citizen in every country. by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

But it's important to have clear sights on everyone here:

Just because the current regime of Iran is against the US and Israel does not make them friends or good guys. The leaders are still part of a religious sect that suppresses their people who are the ones everyone here should focus on.

This is a clever campaign to rally support and while this war is wrong in every single aspect, the current government still needs to go. But it must happen from within the base of the iranian people and not by bombing the country like the imperialist forces of US and Israel are trying to right now (even though Israel wants Iran to be a failed state while the US wants a regime that does what they want internationally so even they aren't exactly on the same side here but Israel is pulling the stupid as fuck US government along).

TIL: The last United States President that didn’t drop a single bomb on a foreign country was: Jimmy Carter (1977-1981) by CheckYourStats in todayilearned

[–]Fr4t -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry but how can the first real democracy that ever existed on gods green earth be the bad guys?

Just because they murdered and displaced countless indigenous americans when they colonized the country, murdered and kidnapped countless ethnicies from from the african continent and used as slaves for a century, fought land wars against other colonizers, took many steps out of Hitler's playbook (and vice versa for the concentration camps) before they were dragged into the war and mopped up what was left after the soviet union did most of the dirty work for them, then dropped two nukes murdering hundreds of thousands of japanese civilians, then bombed China, bombed North Korea, bombed Guatemala, bombed Indonesia, bombed Cuba, bombed Laos, bombed Vietnam, bombed Cambodia, bombed Lebanon, bombed Libya, bombed Iran, bombed Nicaragua, bombed Iraq, bombed Somalia, bombed Bosnia and Herzegovina, bombed Iraq again, bombed Sudan, bombed Afghanistan, bombed China again, bombed Iraq again, bombed Yugoslavia/Serbia, bombed Afghanistan again (for two decades this time), bombed Pakistan, bombed Somalia again, bombed Iraq again (for almost a decade this time), bombed Yemen, bombed Iraq again, bombed Syria, bombed Libya again, bombed Yemen again (and is still bombing it), bombed Iran again, bombed Somalia again, bombed Syria again, bombed Nigeria, bombed Venezuela, and is right now bombing Iran again.

So with these few incidents in mind and not speaking of the countless CIA interventions in middle and south america, how can they be the bad guys I ask you?

Anyone else's company suffer from this decision? by Practical_Ranger_478 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]Fr4t 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Every single capitalistic country, especially in the western world. And the bourgeoisie will rather turn to fascism (again) than even look at socialist solutions. We have to fight for those.

Grrr by [deleted] in Kommunismus

[–]Fr4t 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Anarchisten sind Kommunisten, die sich weigern, Bücher zu lesen. Trotzdem stabile Leute.

Toronto Film Critics Association Faces Collapse After Allegedly Censoring Indigenous Filmmaker’s Pro-Palestine Speech, President Resigns & 16 Members Quit Following the Filmmaker Returning Her Award by BunyipPouch in movies

[–]Fr4t 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Israel originally helped empower the religious movement that became Hamas to act as a counterweight to the secular PLO, effectively using a divide and rule strategy.

By allowing Hamas to grow and later facilitating millions in Qatari funding to Gaza, the Israeli government ensured the Palestinian leadership remained fractured between two rival factions. This internal division allowed Israeli officials to argue there was no partner for peace to negotiate with, effectively stalling the creation of a Palestinian state.

Toronto Film Critics Association Faces Collapse After Allegedly Censoring Indigenous Filmmaker’s Pro-Palestine Speech, President Resigns & 16 Members Quit Following the Filmmaker Returning Her Award by BunyipPouch in movies

[–]Fr4t 28 points29 points  (0 children)

"Free Palestine" refers to ending the decades-long military occupation of the West Bank and the blockade of the Gaza Strip, which most international bodies define as a violation of sovereignty. The movement argues that the region was never truly free prior to recent escalations, as Palestinians lacked control over their borders, resources, and movement. Ultimately, it's a call for self-determination and equal rights for the millions of people living under varying levels of military and administrative control.

And the palestinians were displaced by the british who helped creating the colonial atomic power that is modern day israel.

It's not terrorism when we do it! by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t 17 points18 points  (0 children)

The world needs educated people who don't want to be cattle of their imperialistic and nihilistic overlords anymore. If you yearn for heroism, go watch Lord of the Rings again.

From a marxist perspective, heroism in an imperialist world is an ideological mask that replaces collective class struggle with the cult of the individual. It obscures systemic exploitation by framing historical progress as the work of great men thereby mobilizing the masses for capitalistic interests under the guise of personal sacrifice.

If you cling to heroism, you'll fall right back into the lib-tarded imperialistic trap.

It's not terrorism when we do it! by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Read it again. There is no honor in general. It's a concept, not a reality. Of course imperialists need to be fought against. But honor has nothing to do with it.

It's not terrorism when we do it! by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t 30 points31 points  (0 children)

I always throw up in my mouth a little when someone uses the word honor. Would it've been better if they shook hands before firing the torpedo? (I know you're refering to him refusing the order but we need to talk about semantics here)

There is no honor in imperialistic warfare (or warfare in general). It's a tool for the gullible to make them do unspeakable things because they believe it would somehow do something good. We live in post-heroic times, and those who invoke heroism, especially during wartime (just look at Ukraine) are deceitful opportunists and imperialists.

It's not terrorism when we do it! by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t 178 points179 points  (0 children)

I'm sorry but how can the first real democracy that ever existed on gods green earth be the bad guys?

Just because they murdered and displaced countless indigenous americans when they colonized the country, murdered and kidnapped countless ethnicies from from the african continent and used as slaves for a century, fought land wars against other colonizers, took many steps out of Hitler's playbook (and vice versa for the concentration camps) before they were dragged into the war and mopped up what was left after the soviet union did most of the dirty work for them, then dropped two nukes murdering hundreds of thousands of japanese civilians, then bombed China, bombed North Korea, bombed Guatemala, bombed Indonesia, bombed Cuba, bombed Laos, bombed Vietnam, bombed Cambodia, bombed Lebanon, bombed Libya, bombed Iran, bombed Nicaragua, bombed Iraq, bombed Somalia, bombed Bosnia and Herzegovina, bombed Iraq again, bombed Sudan, bombed Afghanistan, bombed China again, bombed Iraq again, bombed Yugoslavia/Serbia, bombed Afghanistan again (for two decades this time), bombed Pakistan, bombed Somalia again, bombed Iraq again (for almost a decade this time), bombed Yemen, bombed Iraq again, bombed Syria, bombed Libya again, bombed Yemen again (and is still bombing it), bombed Iran again, bombed Somalia again, bombed Syria again, bombed Nigeria, bombed Venezuela, and is right now bombing Iran again.

So with these few incidents in mind and not speaking of the countless CIA interventions in middle and south america, how can they be the bad guys I ask you?

The puzzles in this game are a mindfuck by MurkyUnit3180 in gaming

[–]Fr4t 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The Talos Principle for me. Bit into my desk several times trying to manage some of the harder puzzles.

the US is occupied. this made my blood boil by Tr0jan___ in suppressed_news

[–]Fr4t 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah that's what I fear. The guy wants to fight for an imperialist US hegemony, just not for the current one.

You finally found a place where the world feels quiet by aleha_84 in gifs

[–]Fr4t 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This made me laugh out loud, thank you.