Message from @meratrix
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It's actually kinda weird how this guy has had such a surge in popularity, given the lisp and the incessant wiping-nostrils-and-eye-at-the-same-time thing
but nonetheless, it's a good question to ask
it's the best question to ask, I've said it before and I'll say it again - the question that stumps the most ardent and well-read revolutionaries I know personally is "who decides what is allowed and isn't in your government, and how do you decide who they are?"
that is to say, I haven't watched the video
well, "stumps" is the wrong word, but they realise that they have no answer that isn't completely authoritarian
It's why I tend to cringe when anarchists call themselves 'libertarians'
It's like anarachists are the useful idiots for both the authoritarian left *and the authoritarian right, because so many people scream out for an escape from this anarchy that they run into the arms of either extreme
Let's be honest
if it was anyone, it'd be elves.
Definitely not Drow though
because they're matriarchal as fuck
I knew elves were a ~~little~~ extra gay
drow are more like hyenas I think
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4411804-3-18-War-Powers-Transparency-Report.html#document/p1 important to read in conjunction with the 2016 report
Would love to see the classified annex for targeting
https://twitter.com/nowthisnews/status/974751660311490561 Trumptard logic summed up
I showed the Corbyn back-drop pic to my Corbyn supporter mate and cus I was laughing I'm immediately the most right-wing person in the UK.
They have no concept of a middle ground. It's binary politics
great.
Looks like I'm gunna have to get used to the taste of Vodka
Well, Ireland is just over there
plenty of potatoes to get you started
Nope gunna be a refugee in the USA
Pisdets.
`Even at its most bellicose, Russia is an inherently weak country. Geographically, it is the largest state in the world, and transporting energy, food and resources across it is daunting.
Throughout its history, the country has maintained a dependency on commodity exports. Russia is home to 160 distinct ethnic groups and indigenous peoples. And strong rival powers sit on or near its long borders.
For these combined reasons, Russian leaders, like Putin, are forced to hold onto stability with an iron fist. Going into his fourth term, two large shifts — economic and demographic — threaten Putin's ability to maintain stability and his hold on power.`