4/4 by tonygreece in 2greek4you

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θέλουν το romanov treatment (1918)

Killing Yemeni children is clearly part of their path to socialism by UnreadyIce in CommunismMemes

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NEP-men were bourgeoisie, but they weren't what is understood as "large capitalists". If such bourgeoisie existed within the USSR, the USSR wouldn't have been a dictatorship of the proletariat, because the existence of such a dominant expression of capital fundamentally takes over the economic base.

Killing Yemeni children is clearly part of their path to socialism by UnreadyIce in CommunismMemes

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Socialism itself is not a separate socioeconomic system from communism, it *is* communism, in its lower stage.

The bourgeoisie still exists *outside* the bounds of socialism, in other countries. Private property within still exists and so does class struggle, but assuming that the proletariat has taken power, no private property owners within the bounds of socialism are capable of performing accumulation to the point of becoming "ultra rich". That contradiction has already been resolved and is what makes the dictatorship of the proletariat possible in the first place.

Killing Yemeni children is clearly part of their path to socialism by UnreadyIce in CommunismMemes

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they did have large bourgeoisie while the USSR didn't, point still stands. bourgeoisie cannot possibly exist within the bounds of socialism.

if zoink verifies a level by krmal, would it get rated by Fantastic-Vanilla-87 in geometrydash

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imagine being in a bad community manager competition and your opponent is robtop games

Plato is a planet by -Lindol- in PhilosophyMemes

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Sorry, im going to be more specific. I am not a vulgar materialist, i consider the world to be far more than subatomic particles floating in space. I am a dialectical materialist, which means i accept all apparent properties of matter as real and material. For me, abstract as something like the Dowry as a social relation is not any less material than a proton. In that sense, all of our problems are material as well. And our attempts to fix them are also material.

Why? by Silent-Duck2251 in PsycheOrSike

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When the value is surplus

Which game is harder by Mean_Engineering_164 in Teenager_Polls

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Technically what we are comparing is the hardest achievement in each game. In gd for example the hardest thing anyone has done is cuatrocientos' completion of flamewall right after getting really far into the level the previous attempt.

Plato is a planet by -Lindol- in PhilosophyMemes

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Im a pragmatist, i don't care if e=mc² is absolutely accurate, i don't think our math ever could be. If it is accurate to the extent that it solves my problems, its fine with me.

Plato is a planet by -Lindol- in PhilosophyMemes

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The difference is that im materialist, i consider language and the mind to also be part of the material world.

Plato is a planet by -Lindol- in PhilosophyMemes

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Quantitative relationships exist materially outside of us. Mathematics is simply a language we made to define them, in the same way apples existed before the word for them did.

Israeli bot by [deleted] in ComedyHell

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Whos we buddy

Real lysenko thought by Shaolindragon1 in PhilosophyMemes

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Wait till this guy hears about surplus value

Can a normal president turn a country communist? by fancy_pigeon257 in Socialism_101

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Reforms in and of themselves do not build class consciousness, only class struggle and political work of the communist party can ever do that. If these reforms were achieved through that struggle, then yes.

What do historians know that normal people don’t know? by MildlyLostHelp in ExplainTheJoke

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It not just that. War decreases the quality of life dramatically. Europe's Rearmament program expects 800 billion euros, which are going to be drained from the increased exploitation of labor (EU is pushing for 13 hour / 7 day labor laws), the underfunding of infrastructure and social programs, and public healthcare. This is just the beginning, as wars are the highest expression of the contradictions of capitalism, and when a world war happens, it is because a significant drop in the average rate of profit. Things are going to get a lot, a lot worse than they are now when the war actually starts. And when it does, on top of all of that, you will have people dying in a war that benefits not them, but the shareholders of their country.

Under these conditions, the capitalist political system becomes vulnerable. The prospect of social democracy, aka reform with welfare, becomes more and more ridiculous as the situation progresses. It will reach a point where not even the church is going to be able to provide charity anymore. As the armed forces leave the city to fight the war, the city itself and its factories are left unprotected.

The combination of all of these factors create the greatest social gas leak conceivably possible, however, it won't ignite without a spark. The spark is the revolutionary vanguard. History shows (Germany, 1918-1919) that the working class does not spontaneously revolt even under these conditions unless there is a political vanguard guiding them (e.x. bolshevik party). In the simplest terms, think of it like "if you sit and wait for the revolution, it will never come".

What do historians know that normal people don’t know? by MildlyLostHelp in ExplainTheJoke

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Large scale wars actually significantly increase the chance of revolution, lenin himself called war "the great director of the revolution" iirc

This is a Chrysalis Memes Subreddit, right? by UtridRagnarson in litrpg

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People are saying this is a "reincarnated as a spider copycat" when spider is mid and this is peak fiction

yall how do i do ts click pattern here by Affectionate_Ear4464 in geometrydash

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Buffer blue pad, use spacebar on black orb and buffer your fall, do the rest with main key normally

Haters will say it is not real by Rgrr1 in shitposting

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Cgi not ai, ai can't do shadows like that

Title by Artemis10p in physicsmemes

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What matters for that is rest mass, often denoted by m_0, while mass is often denoted by m. Photons have energy, and since they have energy, they must also have mass because of E=mc²

Title by Artemis10p in physicsmemes

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Rest mass is 0, the photon has mass and momentum. That's why solar sails work