Do you think they’ll just give up their power?

No, they’ll use economic weapons (eg. scorched earth policy, sanctions, IMF structural adjustments), if not military force (eg. air bombs, drones, missiles), and propaganda campaigns, with their media structure, as we’ve seen in history before

It’s not only just, but necessary, in many times

My stance:

Ok, demcent in process

If the authorities will agree that a leader is martyred, a leader is martyred

Until then, all is up in the air

Too bad it’s for anti trans reasons 😔

Nothing new for liberals… when their power is threatened by the working class of wage labor, from the 1848 revolution and around it, they critically support every reactionary force against them, in case they rise up…

The bourgeois republic triumphed. On its side stood the aristocracy of finance, the industrial bourgeoisie, the middle class, the petty bourgeois, the army, the lumpen proletariat organized as the Mobile Guard, the intellectual lights, the clergy, and the rural population. On the side of the Paris proletariat stood none but itself. More than three thousand insurgents were butchered after the victory, and fifteen thousand were deported without trial.

Remember especially, in monarchist countries like those in Europe, many capitalists that derived from the pre-capitalist landed aristocracy and aristocracy of finance in feudalism, besides the monarchy, still predominate…

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Something something “pero ang mga OFWs sa Israel!”

More like “if we don’t stop Benny in Lebanon, then they’ll attack Pakistan”

“Honey, our child has decided to take up interest in vexillogy”

Nah, I’d rather

Meiyou Gongchandang, jiu meiyou xin Zhongguo!

Btw, welcome back, Deku!

Not necessarily

I mean, the constant capital for coffee has been made, and as I think you should know, here, it’s a battle for surplus value, over who gets more, the capitalist or the barista wage laborer, and I don’t think there’s much more innovation you can do with coffee making much to reduce constant capital value via reduction of its reproduction in labor time (yet; it takes a lot of labor time and money to innovate and supersede labor, in comparison to just maintaining the cafe capitalist system as is)

(I’m assuming you’ve read Value, Profit and Price)

That being said, while separate, both the struggles of the coffee farmer and barista can be interrelated and fought hand in hand, with solidarity from global north to south…

loathesome, he doesn’t know which instance we in

In this case, ‘radical’ means reactionary/contrerevolutionaire

Born in Saint-Saturnin-des-Ligneries, a hamlet in the commune of Écorches (Orne), in Normandy,[3] Charlotte Corday was a member of a minor aristocratic family. She was a fifth-generation descendant of the dramatist Pierre Corneille. Her parents were cousins.

Petty-aristocrat assassin… what else can I say?

Chaim to Sexbear!

Comparing them to Hexbear, is, frankly, an insult to Hexbear

I think they usually act more better than that in communicating… unless yer prolly in a struggle sesh with 'em

I mean, there is the “The assassination of Julius Caesar : a people’s history of Ancient Rome” by Michael Parenti

How would this work a la TV Trope?

Like what’s a leftist or rightist trope you can write about, and gimme a sample of how you would write about it

Say, base and superstructure dialectical materialism…

Nice song, I think this is Scots…

I don’t believe that the Beiyang government warrants the term liberal, if I’m being honest… what justifies the label?