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the day not being particularly funny for the Capitol staff and law enforcement officers
fuck PMC also ACAB
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"Sniffing women's tears reduces aggressive behavior in men" hey PMC, are you doing ok??
(www.sciencedaily.com)
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I thought this was an inspection for people looking to join the war, and I kept thinking, “they’re being really rude to this guy who just wants to serve.” It makes more sense now.
the working class shares the same interests of being dehumanized and objectified, despite imperialist rivalry
Rest in peace for all who died in ww2, and those affected by it. I hate to admit it but it is relaxing.
Wouldn’t it be hilarious if after these men examined him, both he and the doctor walked out saying “okay, the doc will be here shortly.”
"lol..." (fantasizing)
From my experience the investigator is into the soldier, but the soldier won't realize until they lose contact
"My abortion is special, God wants ME to kill my baby!!!?" - conservatives
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'Obamacare'...Republicans hated Obama so much that they wanted to associate his name with the worst thing they could imagine: caring."
(angry Felix noises) 
its actually ideologically consistent because "Obamacare" was originally "Romneycare" (a neoliberal project in MA designed to turn patients into healthcare consumers who navigate the free market) and the GOP mostly hates Romney now lol
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Ever since a civil war brought down Somalia's last functional government in 1991, the country's 3,330 km (2,000 miles) of coastline — the longest in continental Africa — has been pillaged by foreign vessels. A United Nations report in 2006 said that, in the absence of the country's at one time serviceable coastguard, Somali waters have become the site of an international "free for all," with fishing fleets from around the world illegally plundering Somali stocks and freezing out the country's own rudimentarily-equipped fishermen. According to another U.N. report, an estimated $300 million worth of seafood is stolen from the country's coastline each year. "In any context," says Gustavo Carvalho, a London-based researcher with Global Witness, an environmental NGO, "that is a staggering sum."
In the face of this, impoverished Somalis living by the sea have been forced over the years to defend their own fishing expeditions out of ports such as Eyl, Kismayo and Harardhere — all now considered to be pirate dens. Somali fishermen, whose industry was always small-scale, lacked the advanced boats and technologies of their interloping competitors, and also complained of being shot at by foreign fishermen with water cannons and firearms. "The first pirate gangs emerged in the '90s to protect against foreign trawlers," says Peter Lehr, lecturer in terrorism studies at Scotland's University of St. Andrews and editor of Violence at Sea: Piracy in the Age of Global Terrorism. The names of existing pirate fleets, such as the National Volunteer Coastguard of Somalia or Somali Marines, are testament to the pirates' initial motivations.
One Piece is a documentary about imperialists
The waters they sought to protect, says Lehr, were "an El Dorado for fishing fleets of many nations." A 2006 study published in the journal Science predicted that the current rate of commercial fishing would virtually empty the world's oceanic stocks by 2050. Yet, Somalia's seas still offer a particularly fertile patch for tuna, sardines and mackerel, and other lucrative species of seafood, including lobsters and sharks.
"degrowth is Stalinist authoritarianism that wants to make us poor" 
there is no such thing as Somali piracy, ignore the psyop
Ever since a civil war brought down Somalia's last functional government in 1991, the country's 3,330 km (2,000 miles) of coastline — the longest in continental Africa — has been pillaged by foreign vessels. A United Nations report in 2006 said that, in the absence of the country's at one time serviceable coastguard, Somali waters have become the site of an international "free for all," with fishing fleets from around the world illegally plundering Somali stocks and freezing out the country's own rudimentarily-equipped fishermen. According to another U.N. report, an estimated $300 million worth of seafood is stolen from the country's coastline each year. "In any context," says Gustavo Carvalho, a London-based researcher with Global Witness, an environmental NGO, "that is a staggering sum."
In the face of this, impoverished Somalis living by the sea have been forced over the years to defend their own fishing expeditions out of ports such as Eyl, Kismayo and Harardhere — all now considered to be pirate dens.
https://content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1892376,00.html
Temporarily embarrassed slave owner
ctrl+f "workers", "working class", "proletariat" NOT FOUND 
old-fashioned Marxist-Leninist
You know who else believed that struggling with the contradictions of class society is "outdated" and not "modern"? The nazis
Nick Mullen: "uhh, you're Chinese"
"Uyghur people are being GENOCIDED simply for their culture of having knifes to demonstrate their manliness (which the CIA used to agitate for terrorist attacks)"
vs
"actually US settlers were right to kill natives because they were scary and had sharp obsidian knives" :scared:
the most divorced guy energy I've seen in awhile
denying genocides, and falling for totalitarian propaganda and calling such regimes “true democracies”.
zero self awareness from the modern version of the "British writing soy utopian poems on slave cotton" PMC class
anyone to the right of Lenin
Forbes headline: Finance capital is turning Ukrainians into drug addicted sex ~~slaves~~ workers who don't own their own farmland, here's why that's a good thing
I doubt there are any real human posters here.
redditors are indistinguishable from any AI algorithm response
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lol