I’ve been praising Russia a lot lately and deservedly so. The savings based economy of Eastern Europe and most of East Asia is a perfect model for a parallel economy.
Globalists have concocted a notion that citizens must be indebted to transnational banking cartels in order for the nation they reside in to be considered “developed.”
In a traditionalist economy where people are less attached to money, innovation and investment can still be achieved through communitarian avenues, without the need of usurious banking cartels.
Globalists have concocted a notion that citizens must be indebted to transnational banking cartels in order for the nation they reside in to be considered “developed.”
In a traditionalist economy where people are less attached to money, innovation and investment can still be achieved through communitarian avenues, without the need of usurious banking cartels.
I’m sorry capitalists
Interest from loans have no value (risk cannot be valued).
And girls selling farts in jars also have no value.
I ain’t no commie but this is common sense.
Interest from loans have no value (risk cannot be valued).
And girls selling farts in jars also have no value.
I ain’t no commie but this is common sense.
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Chap hop is a bop
All cultural humans are biological humans.
Not all biological humans are cultural humans.
Only cultural humans deserve rights.
Not all biological humans are cultural humans.
Only cultural humans deserve rights.
What people don’t know about China is that Xi Jinping is just as senile, if more more so than Joe Biden. He’s like Mao 2.0, with no formal education outside of primary school.
The globalists (Soros, Blackrock, etc) want him (Xi) out because he is destabilising the Chinese communist party and jeopardizing their long term investment plans. The main plan is to replace Anglo-hegemony, turning China into the world’s top superpower.
US AI, military, etc, technology is being laundered through “allies” such as Israel which sells it to China, which is also an ally of Iran. So it’s very simple, Israel aren’t really enemies with Iran, they’re their greatest political bargaining chip in the region.
The American globalists are very much in favour of the Chinese Communist Party. Regardless of what under-researched Nazbol CCP fanboys like Andrew Anglin say.
The globalists (Soros, Blackrock, etc) want him (Xi) out because he is destabilising the Chinese communist party and jeopardizing their long term investment plans. The main plan is to replace Anglo-hegemony, turning China into the world’s top superpower.
US AI, military, etc, technology is being laundered through “allies” such as Israel which sells it to China, which is also an ally of Iran. So it’s very simple, Israel aren’t really enemies with Iran, they’re their greatest political bargaining chip in the region.
The American globalists are very much in favour of the Chinese Communist Party. Regardless of what under-researched Nazbol CCP fanboys like Andrew Anglin say.
Communism: Stealing from the rich and giving it to the poor.
Traditionalism: Decoupling from the rich by not accepting their Monopoly money.
Traditionalism: Decoupling from the rich by not accepting their Monopoly money.
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On today's episode of "Ted Kaczynski was right."
Forwarded from Wakeupwithlinda
Wow the fake news media is finally admitting what hundreds of women were saying for months. In fact, my aunt’s period lasted 21 days after her second dose
I disagree with mainstream conservatives that say getting a trade or industry experience is superior to a formal academic education.
Sure, there are certainly degrees that are pointless, like stuff ending in -studies.
But some academic programs like mathematics, physics and compsci allows you immerse yourself in the art.
For instance, you'll rarely find a software company that hires people who writes only C++ now. Most modern programs are built on frameworks, Python, NodeJS etc.
It's only really in academia where C++ and assembly are taught nowadays.
Of course money is important, but in my opinion, knowledge (not cash) is king.
I get really annoyed by people who use "how long have you been in the industry?" As an almost an ad-hominem attack against people who have knowledge but no "industry experience."
Sure, there are certainly degrees that are pointless, like stuff ending in -studies.
But some academic programs like mathematics, physics and compsci allows you immerse yourself in the art.
For instance, you'll rarely find a software company that hires people who writes only C++ now. Most modern programs are built on frameworks, Python, NodeJS etc.
It's only really in academia where C++ and assembly are taught nowadays.
Of course money is important, but in my opinion, knowledge (not cash) is king.
I get really annoyed by people who use "how long have you been in the industry?" As an almost an ad-hominem attack against people who have knowledge but no "industry experience."
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These kind of mainstream conservatives are used by our enemies to get us to surrender academia when we should be challenging left wing institutional hegemony
Created problem:
BLM rioters loot and pillage stores.
Reaction:
Increase the security in supermarkets.
Solution:
Make facial recognition AI mandatory for shopping at your store.
BLM rioters loot and pillage stores.
Reaction:
Increase the security in supermarkets.
Solution:
Make facial recognition AI mandatory for shopping at your store.
Weekly pro-Russia🇷🇺 Rant
Freedom is really about balancing the rule of law and corruption. For instance, very "stable" countries with very rigid rule of law become very dystopian and bureaucratic. Freedoms in these countries tend to be abstract, i.e. speech, expression, gay-rights, etc. But you can get fined or jailed for simply running a business without a registration, fishing without a license, not wearing a mask in public, not wearing a seatbelt or enjoying fireworks on your own property, and so on.
In my opinion, it's better to have a country where the government is just barely functional to protect citizens from foreign nations and to just let citizens live life the way they want. I see more of this in Russia than in the "democratic" west. The "democratic" west (lately) has become more draconian, imitating the CCP to a degree and from what I can see, Russia has been a lot freer in almost every way.
Freedom is really about balancing the rule of law and corruption. For instance, very "stable" countries with very rigid rule of law become very dystopian and bureaucratic. Freedoms in these countries tend to be abstract, i.e. speech, expression, gay-rights, etc. But you can get fined or jailed for simply running a business without a registration, fishing without a license, not wearing a mask in public, not wearing a seatbelt or enjoying fireworks on your own property, and so on.
In my opinion, it's better to have a country where the government is just barely functional to protect citizens from foreign nations and to just let citizens live life the way they want. I see more of this in Russia than in the "democratic" west. The "democratic" west (lately) has become more draconian, imitating the CCP to a degree and from what I can see, Russia has been a lot freer in almost every way.
How would you describe race?
Anonymous Poll
44%
Completely Biological
33%
Mostly Biological, Partly Social
22%
50/50
0%
Mostly Social, Partly Biological
0%
Completely Social