

“North Korea did some things right, but our brand of Communism will be much better.”


“North Korea did some things right, but our brand of Communism will be much better.”


The challenge is keeping track.


A form of protest, perhaps, but probably not what OP was thinking of.


That’s against Nazis. Not a lot of people knew about the Holocaust outside of Germany.
I found this one, which happened in Berlin and led to the release of 1800 Jewish people (!).


Who protested against the Holocaust?


Don’t let their name fool you. A quick look through their Marxist Library will assuage any doubts about their objectivity.


Finally, an unbiased news source that doesn’t have a political axe to grind.


As terrible as the Trump administration is, China is still worse. Think freedom of speech is under threat and reduced in the US? Go to China and criticize Xi publicly. Think the Republicans are rigging Congressional races with gerrymandering? Try one party rule. Worried that you could be disappeared and show up in a prison hundreds of miles away or in another country altogether? How about just disappearing forever?


Can I suggest you title your video “How clickbait is ruining the Internet and destroying lives”?


Coconut oil is solid at room temperature.


Do you imagine you’re king when you do it? I learned about this recently.


As we can see, Biden (and we can assume also his would-be successor Harris) was just another Democrat beholden to corporate interests. He used Lina Khan to further the appearance of caring about consumers and working on their behalf.
Edit: It looks like I may have been mistaken and both sides are really not the same.


Columbia still produces the majority of the world’s cocaine. It’s just that China makes a lot of fentanyl.


An Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldier captured after the rest of his tank crew were killed said that although he was tortured, his captors granted his request for religious materials including a Torah.
Damn, that’s nice of them.


Because they don’t know any better.


I assume you mean it costs money directly to the end user. Even when there is free public schooling, it costs money - it’s just that someone else is paying it. In most cases, the government is paying for it using revenue they collect from taxes, fines, and other levies.
It costs money because people expect to be paid for their labor (teachers, administrators, groundskeepers, construction workers, repair people, janitors, textbook authors and publishers, IT workers, trash haulers) and products (building materials, books, computers, lawnmowers, mops and brooms, gasoline).


Frederick is finally getting the state’s blessing to not gather food for winter.
I have people arguing the US is as bad (or worse) than China on human rights and freedoms. The US is going the wrong way, but China has been there for decades. People get so upset about injustices under capitalism and liberal democracy that they misjudge the scale of horror under alternative economic and political systems.