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hegel is read as an arch-metaphysician as well as a pragmatist because he deifies the purposiveness of the girl reading this
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Nia Frome retweeted
Only three civilians died in the Falklands war, very ethical conflict. Bravo to both sides. On the other hand, that's 0.17% of the Falklands population, so it's sort of like 150 9/11s. A lot to consider.
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deleuze coining "paranoid interpretosis" was objectively an intervention in the psychos' favor in their war against the schizos
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oct7 mubarak for those who celebrate ❤️
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this is genuinely the single biggest endorsement i could imagine
The critics savaging Alejandro González Iñárritu’s “Digger” are right, and so is the public who stayed home — missing a Tom Cruise movie, no less. Watch “Dr. Strangelove” instead. jacobin.com/2026/10/digger-i…
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"fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering" okay but if i don't fear suffering then i have no reason to fear fear either
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does anyone else think yeats's second coming is about the russian revolution?
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oh wait you can actually just start reading hegel and it isn't really that scary. i was led to believe he was some sort of shaman on a hill and my puny mortal mind could never follow his argument but that's exactly the shit he hates
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instead of going to the beach i should just pour sunscreen directly into the ocean
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i think an ethical maxim of mine is that you ought to care about things that are important
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a wonderful dialectical expression is "well there's A and A" with the implication that there is an important difference between one sense of A and another, or, to put it differently, an internal contradiction within A
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communists fight to make human life ever more dear
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The product of the elite higher education institutions is to sell initiation into elite power networks, and these networks reproduce themselves though rituals of sexual abuse. Their administrations will never address the problem because it means destroying the core product
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it's interesting when people use the word "interesting" to avoid drawing the obvious conclusion, namely, in this case, that there's something racist about bordiga's thought itself
It's genuinely kinda interesting how, among the different Left communist tendencies, it is uniquely and specifically Bordiga larpers who are constantly trying to justify racist garbage.
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Recent Substack post by the guy who vibecoded the "vocabulary IQ" test btw
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my beef is a little different, i think. i object to "be normal" insofar as normality is not superlative. the modern prince is unlike the rest of society, and it flaunts that.
the problem with the "be normal" takeaway is that pro-social and solidaristic behavior is generally not the norm in our society
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like did you watch game of thrones? rulers are fucked up little guys
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family abolition is not utopia, it's the real movement
Well, this is sad and terrible: “Many experts believe that estrangements between adult children and their parents are becoming an epidemic in the U.S.” “Psychologists say young adults’ definition of harmful parental behavior is changing.” They “consider ordinary conflict to be much worse than it once was” and “have a much broader definition than their elders of psychological harm.” “Many now view repeated criticism, strong disagreements and other painful relationship conflicts as abusive.” “In their minds, they see themselves as more enlightened and therefore more justified to cut off for more reasons.”
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Saying a revolutionary organization only failed because of state repression is as useful as saying an army only lost a battle because they were defeated by the other army.
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Nia Frome retweeted
your CIA agent is confused why you’re important enough to have a CIA agent
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