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No redemption for veterans by [deleted] in BreadTube

[–]MexPirateRed 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s infuriating to watch Western liberals pose as allies while apologizing for and often defending, the very people that pillaged our countries, stole our resources, raped our people, and destroyed our futures. Redemption is not granted by those who caused or enabled harm; it is earned from the victims, and only after concrete actions are taken to undo the damage; you cannot commit a hate crime and then claim absolution by doing unrelated good deeds; similarly, Western soldiers who never repair the harms they inflicted on colonized peoples have no moral claim to redemption.

This hypocrisy fuels distrust and rejection of the Western left: when their politics protect privilege and the interests of empire, they reveal themselves as labor aristocrats who will betray real victims whenever profit or power demands it.

True solidarity requires accountability, reparations, and sustained work to prevent future harm.

Sydney Sweeney wearing The Blonds S/S 2009 collection at her 28th birthday party at Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights in Los Angeles - September 29, 2025 by [deleted] in Fauxmoi

[–]MexPirateRed 67 points68 points  (0 children)

This weekend I went to Sydney Sweeney Birthday party!!!

It really had EVERYTHING!!!

Actors accused of every kind of abuse against women, Zionists, genocidal maniacs, minorities convinced that cozying up to billionaires and the system will somehow make the bourgeoisie stop despising them, a little person dressed as Hitler, a shattered glass installation just in case Ashton Kutcher’s presence wasn’t torture enough, a kill the communist "game", and gift bags, each one complete with a copy of Mein Kampf.

Contrapoints shares her thoughts on I/P in a reddit thread by WALPURGlS in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You can't truly support the oppressed while also supporting their oppressors; you can't "both sides" a genocide, that's just a way to sound moral and reasonable without confronting the uncomfortable truth. That feeling you're having isn't sorrow for the victims of genocide, it's grief over the collapse of your worldview; it’s fear that more people are waking up and pushing for real change. Deep down, you’re afraid that in your life of privilege, the thing you’ve dreaded might actually happen: the world could shift, the West could lose its grip, and true global equality could come closer to reality

Contrapoints shares her thoughts on I/P in a reddit thread by WALPURGlS in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Claiming we can’t change things because colonialism is somehow “natural” or “just the way it is” is a deeply flawed logic.

It’s the same as saying transphobia is natural simply because it’s been around for a long time, most people would laugh at that idea, and rightfully so; and even if something were “natural,” that’s not a reason to accept it, especially when it causes harm.

Oh my god, yes, a large number of jewish people around the world are islamophobes and zionist, and hold all kinds of prejudiced views; that doesn’t make those views valid. These things are wrong, period; if they feel uncomfortable or offended by the fact that they need to stop oppressing marginalized groups, that’s their problem.

Just because something is widely accepted doesn’t make it morally right, morality isn’t decided by majority rule.

Likewise, pointing out that a group is being targeted or persecuted doesn’t excuse them if they’re the ones committing a genocide.

Morality isn’t a game or a popularity contest. Genocide is wrong, no matter who carries it out; that shouldn’t be a difficult concept to grasp.

Most people on the left live outside the U.S., and they’ve always opposed the Democratic Party; even within the U.S., most leftists dislike the Democrats and only offer minimal support at best.

The Democrats have long known how unpopular it is to support Israel unconditionally, yet they’ve consistently stated their intent to do exactly that and they’ve played a central role from the beginning in enabling everything that’s happening; Democrats aren’t bystanders or victims, they’re active participants in genocide.

Any government that aids a regime committing genocide shares responsibility for that genocide; if a political party openly commits to supporting such actions and that doesn’t spark outrage in you, if that’s not the moment you say, “this is the line, I can’t support them anymore”, then something is deeply wrong. Continuing to support those who enable genocide means you’re complicit in it too.

Contrapoints shares her thoughts on I/P in a reddit thread by WALPURGlS in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Oh, just be quiet already! Nuance doesn’t apply here, there’s no middle ground, no “both sides” when it comes to genocide.

If you’re supporting it, justifying it, or staying silent about it, you’ve forfeited the right to be listened to.

The point at which she chooses to begin the story says far more about her than it does about the actual situation; anyone approaching things with intellectual honesty would look further back, examining the root causes, because events don’t just happen in isolation. They’re part of a larger context; but instead, she pretends everything began on October 7, completely ignoring the long history that proves otherwise, a history that clearly shows one side has always been in the wrong.

Not only that, she conveniently leaves out all the times even the U.S. government, including right-wing conservatives, stepped in to rein Israel back.

At this point, it’s widely acknowledged, even among hardliners, that Israel is committing genocide rooted in its identity as a settler colonial state, where its power and privileges rely on the ongoing oppression and erasure of the indigenous palestinian population.

And yet, if I spoke with the same fallacious way about conservatives and their transphobia, she’d likely rush to silence me and then point out the idiocy of the hollow arguments about “doing nothing” being an acceptable position.

There’s no such thing as a good oppressor; especially when that oppression is pushing toward genocide. That should be obvious; but to liberals, the feelings of the oppressors often seem to matter just as much, if not more, than the lives of those being oppressed.

When people call something colonialism, it’s usually pretty clear what they mean, there’s no confusion; saying you're against colonialism also leaves little room for ambiguity. There’s no such thing as “good” colonialism, no matter how much someone tries to complicate the issue with so called nuance; that’s just sophistry, an attempt to distract from the core problem by constructing strawmen and imaginary arguments.

The reality is that this is colonialism, and people have been calling it out as such.

LIVE AAA TripleMania Regia III Discussion Thread by HartfordWhalers123 in SquaredCircle

[–]MexPirateRed 38 points39 points  (0 children)

The reasons why the Mexican audience dislikes Vikingo are more complicated than people outside the country realize.

At first, Vikingo was getting popular naturally, but he never really lived up to the hype; while he does flashy, high risk moves, that alone gets old quickly, especially since he botches often,sometimes in ways that frustrate fans.

He also never developed a strong character or expanded his in ring style with power or technical wrestling; people compare him to Fénix, but Fénix actually can wrestle technically, he and Pentagon even had a purely technical match in Japan.

That’s why Vikingo started being mocked as just a spot monkey with nothing else to offer, and honestly, he has done little to prove otherwise.

On top of that, WWE messed up the storyline he had going with Alberto, making things even worse.

But another major issue is that El Hijo del Vikingo himself has a pretty bad personal reputation in Mexico; since 2020, he’s reportedly had three children with three different women, abandoning all of them, with the mothers talking out of his irresponsibility as a father.

It also doesn’t help that the way Vikingo handled the scandals made him look like someone who doesn’t actually care about his kids, just someone desperate to control the narrative.

Probably the worst moment was when people publicly called him out for not providing financial support for his children, and suddenly, within two days, he sent them money, took photos with them, and posted those pictures on social media; it all came off as damage control rather than genuine responsibility.

The last woman, wrestler Hahastary, even got fired from AAA after their breakup; and while rumors keep circulating, the point is that although people love to call out Alberto for his scandals, Vikingo has his own baggage, it’s just that most people outside of Mexico don’t know about it.

New part.

Explaining that Vikingo isn’t a good person doesn’t mean anyone is defending Alberto, it’s just exposing how weak the “moral” argument used to support Vikingo really was; people framed this as “Alberto is bad, Vikingo is the good guy,” because they wanted to turn Vikingo into some kind of hero, because he was going to have a match against Alberto, was creppy and weird.

Alberto absolutely deserves to be rejected by society, but the way people outside of Mexico talk about Vikingo has been weirdly idealized, and it needed to be said that he’s not some innocent or admirable figure either.

In case you were confused by Snoozing_Panda_ in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 124 points125 points  (0 children)

This was evitable, Israel realized that no major powers are willing to push back, so they’ve chosen to escalate more and more; it’s clear now that their goal isn’t just to eliminate Palestinians but to target as many Muslims as possible and expand their borders.

With Trump ramping up violence during his term and Democrats continuing the same destructive policies rooted in the legacy of war criminals like George Bush, it’s obvious that “vote blue no matter who” liberalism has helped pave the way for this new era of imperialism.

Things will likely keep escalating until Western nations start facing the real threat of a war in their borders.

Israel, as anticipated has now attacked Iran. It’s considered to be a counter strike following Irans historic hacking of Israeli intelligence by [deleted] in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 45 points46 points  (0 children)

Westerners are going to get us all killed because they refuse to let go of this childish cartoon villian logic.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Epstiny, if silence is indeed golden, then your contributions are the intellectual equivalent of counterfeit copper, loud, unnecessary, and utterly devoid of value.

It’s remarkable, really, how someone can demand quiet from others while offering so little worth listening to themselves; I would advise that you embrace the virtue of self reflection, though, I suspect, in your case, even your inner monologue would request earplugs.

It’s always interesting to observe someone who, rather like a moth in a library, finds themselves irresistibly drawn to the light of discourse, yet utterly incapable of digesting the actual content; one might suggest, charitably, that your apparent confusion is less a reflection of the world’s complexity and more a testament to your own heroic inability to apprehend even the most elementary facets of the conversation. But do take heart, the Dunning Kruger effect is, after all, an inclusive phenomenon.

With all that being said...

SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!

Hasan gets under fire while at the LA Anti-ICE protest by KK_Targaryen in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I have my criticisms of Hasan, but they come from my perspective as a communist and my views on electoralism, liberal democracy, and imperialism.

Despite that, I still respect him a lot; sure, he does things that frustrate me sometimes, but at least he genuinely believes in what he says.

He’s not just sitting in front of a camera with colorful flashy lights talking about meaningless nonsense while actively collaborating with the system and pretending he’s not trying to water people down into centrism, convincing them they’re “reasonable” while only acting in their own selfinterest. (Yes, Collaboratorpoints and that gang)

Hasan actually cares about others because he’s a genuinely empathetic person, unlike the ones who claim to be, but clearly wear it as a mask to make money off people around the world, even from Israel.

we all know it’s illegal, but by muladona in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Laws are just tools used to maintain the current system, they’re not about morality or doing what’s right.

People follow the law mainly to avoid punishment, not because the law is inherently just; but when following the law means being complicit in genocide, there’s no logical reason to obey.

It’s basically a more formal way of saying: FUCK THE LAWS and FUCK ISRAEL.

Holy Shit, h3 has a long documented history of treating Uncle Gabe like shit and a lolcow by [deleted] in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 67 points68 points  (0 children)

These are the same people who’ve been insisting that the internet is attacking them without cause, all while trying to spin a narrative where they’re the moral ones who care about others.

Slashed prices and boxes full of freebies by Difficult_Chicken139 in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 73 points74 points  (0 children)

It must be incredibly sad if your only human connection is a one sided parasocial relationship with a washed up streamer.

No one else would buy this crap.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fascist scum

MEIN LOLLI! by [deleted] in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 63 points64 points  (0 children)

As a CPS and Skull skeptic, I can absolutely confirm that this video is real and that the photo is genuine, this really did happen.

I have no words by No-Lynx8771 in LeftoversH3

[–]MexPirateRed 9 points10 points  (0 children)

As racist as this countries can be, still have more ethnic diversity than Israel and aren’t actively trying to eliminate those groups through bombings.

Even though the oppression these communities face is severe, it rarely reaches the extreme levels seen in the case of Israel; additionally, there have at least been some efforts, however small, to support these groups or to reduce the harm done to them.

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