cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/12083543

The Liberal and Center-left media treated him as a conspiracy theorist at the time.

I wrote an article describing the dialectic of the "Anti-Deutsche" German left zionist current, among other topics. Free Palestine. Fight revisionism.

They made him appreciate the French left for a moment! 🙏😭

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/12036781

There's more.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/11986025

Guys it has happened.... Tyler olivera the infamous right-wing shitfluencer is making a video a about belgium. If u arent aware yet Tyler Olivera is doing a lot of shitty clickbait videos around the Us and now even the world all aiming to distort the narrative. He also met up with Dries Van Langenhove, a flemish nationalist. In addition to this, this is just another one of those videos purposefully trashing belgium and in particular brussels for its multicultural character.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/49068559

This the thumbnail of that video:

This is her getting mad at 'tankies' for calling her out on her "What are we, a bunch of Asians?" moment:

She also did disgusting smear attacks against the Cuba aid flotilla activists and the Cuban government during the blackout in Cuba. This woman is so weird when it comes to Masks but she has no problem attending Nazi correspondence dinner.

[This post was originally shared in r/TankieTheDeprogram. Since some people misunderstood the intent of the question, I'm reposting a slightly edited version here with a disclaimer to better clarify what I'm asking.]

DISCLAIMER: : I'm not suggesting there's a single "working-class look" or that class can be determined by aesthetics. I'm interested in the assumptions people make about class based on appearance and presentation, and whether those assumptions are actually accurate.

I hope this isn't too out of place, and that the flair fits. Maybe we even need a flair for fun questions.

Recently, one of my professors was surprised when I mentioned that I'm from a working-class background. My father went from being a victim of child labor, to working as a carpenter, and later as a cook; I however didn’t tell my professor the exact life of my father though or his profession.

Their reaction got me wondering: did something about the way I dress, style myself, or present myself not fit their idea of what someone from a working-class family looks like?

I usually wore like muted or neutral colours (black, olive, beige, dark navy sometimes light pink). I always had timberlands on. Wore makeup, and put my hair in a braid.

So, in the spirit of a little amateur Bourdieu, I'm curious:

• What brands, clothing styles, hairstyles, makeup, or other aesthetic choices do you associate with the working class?

• Do you think there are noticeable class markers today, or are they much weaker than people assume?

• If you're from a working-class family, have people ever been surprised to find that out?

• Bonus question: how accurate or inaccurate do you think popular depictions of the children of cooks, tradespeople, factory workers, and other working-class people are?

Just for fun, share your experiences. What do you wear? Have people ever completely misread your class background?