COD was made by the Epstein class to get you to support their next planned genocide. Come on, every thinking person knows better than this.
>main antagonist is straight up just Russia and North Korea no dumbass PMCs >one mission with the trench clearing, clearly inspired by Ukrainian war footage >Maduro capture directly implied in the game Somehow COD is the only game with balls these days
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The majority of our economy serves no purpose but financial manipulation and scamming. We could start working 15 hours a week now and still have all the essentials we need, and be far wealthier and more productive than we are now.
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
Left: gigabased, law-abiding, Marxist Palestine activist Right: zionist subhuman pedophile criminal Guess who was detained at the US border and who was allowed to flee? Take your time.
If youโ€™re seeing this, I was detained at the airport
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โšก๏ธBREAKING: Iran has Blacklisted the South Korean Shipping Giant Sinoker for Committing the Highest number of Transit Violations in the Strait of Hormuz "Effective November the 1st, all ships owned by this company will be targeted by missile strikes"
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
You'd have to reckon with a reality that has come true; that money is nothing but a measure of human suffering. It is more valuable to destroy by exhaustion a worker by working him to the bone than to "earn more" in an abstract sense. There is no value but torture.
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I went to Cuba twice this year. What I witnessed is American imperialism murdering the Cuban people. We are nothing but an empire of rich terrorists and soulless murderers. Viva Cuba.
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
I want JP Morgan Chase dissolved and expropriated. I want Bank of America dissolved and expropriated. I want Citigroup dissolved and expropriated. I want Wells Fargo dissolved and expropriated. I want Goldman Sachs dissolved and expropriated. These monsters are bleeding us dry. They exist as leeches and nothing more. Why do we allow them to exist when they are nothing but parasites?
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This is retarded. The accomplishment of putting a man in space first is much greater than putting a new machine on a satellite. The Soviet Union was punching well above its weight for the entire space race, and that is not to understate very real IS accomplishments either.
This is what it looks like when you donโ€™t cherry-pick Soviet achievements btw
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
Socialism in China began with a handful of guys in a dingy back room, and grew to be the (arguably) most powerful political force in the world, and (inarguably) the force responsible for eliminating more poverty than anything else in human history. They began with NOTHING and built a society that today looks like a science fiction movie to us Americans. Socialism in Russia began with a third world country where most people lived in huts and couldn't read, and within a couple decades put the first human being in space, the second largest economy in the entire world, and many more achievements, all while suffering an IMMEDIATE invasion by over a dozen capitalist countries that triggered a horrible civil war, then suffered the main brunt of WW2, losing TONS of productive industry in the process and sacrificing over 20 million of its people to defeat the scourge of fascism and save the world from its grip. They began with NOTHING and built the 2nd largest economy in the world that never saw a single day's peace, as the capitalist world was constantly attacking them. The notion that socialism has no conception of how wealth is created or what is productive is so ludicrous for someone in the US, which is now barely creating ANYTHING productive while socialism with Chinese characteristics creates most of the productive wealth in the world, that it is seriously almost implausible someone could believe it.
Nah. Socialism just begins by *assuming* Amazon, and every other large company, every bit of infrastructure, all knowledge and skill, and the capital that supports the modern world just exists by magic. They have no conception of how wealth is created or how productive, profitable companies are formed. They only see what's already here, and look for ways to steal it from those who built it in order to divide the spoils among their friends.
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
If you hate Communism, it is because you hate yourself.
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They did something funny to the twitter algo recently.
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Communism // Fascism // Liberalism
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You deserved to be failed. The drivers of the US federal deficit are structural and related to the USAโ€™s service based rent seeking economy rather than specific policy. In fact what you suggest would probably make the deficit worse via economic harm even though I hate Obamacare.
One time in grad school, I couldn't bring myself to lie on a final essay on how to balance Federal budget. I suggested privatizing Social Security and repealing Obamacare The older white woman Boomer prof failed me because I dared to disagree with her.
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We hate Israel here.
This is a real post from the official page of the ACP. Commies have always hated Israel & supported their enemies.
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My Brazil takes have been pissing a lot of people off, not least of all famed coward @jonnycollage, and I think a lot of that is due to confusion so I'll lay it all out here. I'm not a Bolsonarista, I'm not a right-winger seething about the election results, I really don't care about the election much at all. What I care about is that there was a CIA/OSF coup against Jair Bolsonaro in 2022 and most self-styled "anti-imperialists" in the US support it still to this day. "But Bolsonaro was a US asset!" goes the obvious response, and yes he was, right up until he wasn't. Like Saddam, he got too big for his britches and started putting his own national interests above those of his US masters. Jair's fatal crime was developing the Amazon Rainforest, which provoked an environmentalist outcry throughout the entire Western world. For the bourgeoisie, environmentalism is a front for class interests: it is imperative to the global imperialist system that "developing" countries never actually develop, and remain debt colonies forever. Environmentalism is a convenient excuse to retard the productive forces of the periphery. As for the US intelligentsia, including those on the "left," it was a rank display of imperialist hypocrisy. The United States was once so densely forested it was said a squirrel could travel from the East Coast to the Mississippi without touching the ground, but those forests were cut down in the process of transforming it into the richest country in the world. Who are you to turn around a century later and tell Brazilians what they can and can't do with their land? Regardless, Jair's fate was sealed. The coup would come from the "left-wing" of imperialism under the guise of environmentalism and "anti-fascism"--clearly a job for Soros. The exact same playbook was used as against Trump in 2020. The election was rigged, the opposition was goaded into storming the capitol, and the resulting media spectacle was used to crack down on political dissent. The dictatorial judge Alexandre de Moraes was elevated for that purpose, leaving Lula's hands ostensibly clean. My big issue with all this is the so-called "left" in the United States treating Jair Bolsonaro as a "fascist" red line, as if it is any of your business who Brazilians elect to be president. Fascism is a top down movement, the top being your government that you elect and pay taxes to--Democrat or Republican doesn't matter, they are all aligned when it comes to "America's backyard." Fascism is not a bottom-up movement, of the Bolsanaristas who are and will continue to be oppressed under Lula's colonial government. But worse, what kind of a left still believes in the institutions of liberal democracy? Not just the US left, but also the left in the periphery where coup-de-tat is a common occurrence. Make no mistake, Brazil is just as much of a US colony as it was in 1964. You cannot use the democracy within bourgeois democracy for your own ends, there is none to use. The only sovereign countries in the hemisphere are Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, the latter at least until last January--and for that Lula was on program, spreading the lie that Venezuela's election was rigged and blocking its entry into BRICS. The weapons of imperialism have gotten more sophisticated, but their function is still the same. Wall Street doesn't care about Bolsonaro's scandals or Lula's past as a union organizer as long as the profits keep flowing. Brazil has always been the jewel of South America, and the CIA will never take the risk of letting Brazilians choose their own leader as long as American-style "democracy" reigns. Lula is the same as Mamdani, or Obama, or Petro or Boric or Milei or Bukele. Just another celebrity meant to lull you into accepting your slavery.
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
Don't cheer for Lula. The Epstein Class bets on both horses, that's what it means to be a "liberal democracy."
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
"Sod" is an insult in British slang, meaning someone stubborn or obnoxious. The "House of Sod" are the people Britain appointed to dick around in the desert and extract their oil for them.
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Watermelon ๐Ÿš„๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ retweeted
By historical comparison the terror of the French Revolution was not particularly excessive. The French Third Republic killed more putting down the Paris Commune. But the Jacobins abolished slavery in 1794 and western ruling class historians cannot forgive them for that
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Nothing. The Federal Reserve would immediately step in and print money for the banks. The banks would operate as normal. Now, if people suddenly exchanged all their dollars for other currencies and sold their dollar denominated assetsโ€ฆ
What would happen if everyone suddenly withdrew their money from banks?
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