CantaloupeAss [comrade/them]

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I am confused as to why anyone would not flip the switch? Flipping the switch seems to have somewhere between a 10% and 100% chance of saving your life, and not flipping the switch seems to guarantee death?

Is there some kind of penalty to flipping the switch that I am missing?

Or is the drawing misleading, and in Scenario B, there is also supposed to be a person drawn on the other track?

: “No children! Only fresh laborers!”

well the pee is stored in the balls, girls don’t have that extra reservoir

Maybe it’s for the best that YouTube gets enshittified beyond usability - I spend way too much time on there

Jamaica, ginger

I hate this like neckbeard pseudointellectual misogynistic popular opinion of this book, because it is truly a tender and empathetic and beautiful work

Simple, get a condor

Simple, get an owl

The photo will never replicate the experience, but you can use it as a cue to go back to that place in your mind!

omg thank u comrade new book to search for: Ibn Khaldun’s Muqaddimah

feel really bad about myself for 16 hours

if u are in :amerikkka: and u have the means please tip people whenever and wherever you can, if leaving a tip is an option it is likely because the person you’re interacting with is being crushed under pitiful wages and astronomical expenses

This might not be the most satisfying answer, but my opinions of Maoism are based on what I’ve read of his principal texts and of the economic and social revitalization of China since he was in power. I live in the imperial core, and when I look around at the societal problems in my community and in my country writ large, I see immediate land redistribution as the swiftest cure to the largest issue, and Mao in my mind is the foremost advocate, architect, and practitioner of anticapitalist land redistribution on the national scale.

So my view is mostly from old books and from my neighborhood, and I’m not too well versed with the other cells around the world who claim the Maoist title. All I’ll say about the Nepalese Maoists is, my knee-jerk reaction to anticapitalist forces is support, I don’t know enough about them to comment further, and I hesitate to levy judgment on people across the world from me.

I am mostly a Maoist, with some anarchism sprinkled in.

Basically I think the single fastest thing we could to do improve our society is to:

1. all kill our landlords
2. form community mutual aid networks in the homes we subsequently inhabit without fear, while
3. putting a priority on decolonisation and welcoming of displaced peoples to their imperialized lands.