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Trump is bringing back the literal actual Smoot-Hawley tariffs from the Great Depression
Here’s what to know about the latest trade policy by the U.S. against its neighbor.
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Very clearly pushing forward dark enlightenment from the accelerationist scum running the Whitehouse. They all have been pushing towards the collapse of society on billionaires' watches. ALL MAGA strategies come straight out of the Third Reich.
The proposed law could jail people for five years despite warnings that it violates freedom of expression
Fuck all of this shit.
At least polytheism makes sense in the way that a god would have a limited number of ecosystems to manage among other gods which better reflects a harmonious society among working humans.
Monotheism has always sounded more ridiculous in the way "one god created all, no further questions please". This reflects a society under the control of a tyrant who silences all opposition.
A polytheist is more likely to welcome an outsider.
A monotheist is more likely to kill an outsider.
It also seems that monotheism has a corrupting characteristic to it that polytheism is susceptible to. It's as if the monotheistic god-head is an imposter who killed all the other gods and took credit for their work in balancing the universe and invented the great lie of all lies; that's how those religions sound to me.
White guilt should be defined as originating from a lack of positive action after refusing to acknowledge truth.
White guilt for simply being born? Nope, wrong.
White guilt for learning about American slavery, yet making black jokes to fit in with your friends? Yeah, there you go.
White guilt for knowing Squishmallows support Israel, yet buying more because "uwu too cute to refuse capitalism". Yep. That's it, you got it.
White guilt for not knowing where iPhones are made? Nah, not quite there yet, but you're getting closer. But seriously, do you bury your head in the sand for fun?
White guilt for having the technology to learn where products come from yet, not bothering to indulge in that incredible privilege that is 9 times out of 10 literally in your hand? Yeah, you should have white guilt.
If you aren't using your privileges to help others that don't have it, then you're just a parasite to society, but maybe worse if you can't even come to that realization.
Ultimately, I don't think people should take action because they feel guilt. They should naturally feel guilt for not taking it when it is available (unless they're a nihilist psychopath), and white people do have privileges that they could easily share to help others who need it.

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I wish I could make white people(and not just white Americans) understand how diverse the pre-columbian Americas were. The history, religion, culture, politics was at least as complex as Europe's. There was the full gamut of religions, from monotheists to animists to ancestral religions. There were city building empires, village farmers, nomadic traders, and so many other ways to live. This is all just based on what we know, the fragments left behind and the stories of survivors of an apocalyptic plague. All this before the most extended campaign of genocide in history was waged in an attempt to wipe out those survivors.
Over 500 years spent trying to cut down a whole trunk of human culture.
Do you understand how much poorer our whole species is because of it? Can you imagine where art, religion, and science would be if we still had these vast bodies of knowledge? The stain of the colonial project will never be fully washed clean. We owe more than just the land to those we stole from. We owe them a whole future, a future that could have been brighter for all of us. If only greed and fear weren't allowed to rule this land.
I think a lot of white people do understand this, but that's not where the problem originates. Every race of people has a primal attachment to others who look the same or come from the same background. It's a surface level type of mutual understanding that bonds us together without question. That being said, if trust in another is skin deep, white people are on the extreme end of the spectrum, meaning that ANY pigment in one's skin will have that person alienated from their culture.
Societies throughout time have always been conquered and have been aware that another culture could come through to conquer them. This seems to be most easily observed in the societies which have formed closest to Sumer (Iraq and Kuwait today). The middle east is actually more diverse than we ever give credit to because of all of this expansion and cultural conquering done before the 1600s. It's very natural to conquer others, unfortunately, according to history.
China essentially invented gunpowder projectile weapons nearly a thousand years ago. This technology is older than we understand, and muskets were used in the 1400s by the Ottoman Empire, which helped to spread this technology throughout Eurasia. Can you imagine living in Eurasia at this time? A time where there was no long-distance communication possible without physically delivering a message on foot to another person who could actually read it. The problem with history is that this area of the world was largely documented while half of the planet was a myth, at best.
Technology advanced and trade routes became a hot commodity, especially in the middle east, India, and anywhere bordering China. Whoever controlled these routes our ports at the time pretty much had the most power in the world, and many wars were fought over this control of trade. Every culture at this time was at war with one another because of tribalism. Europeans come into the equation when they become reliant on these trade routes but business becomes plagued by greedy kings who ruled the ports. So, Europe begins trying to take things by force, winning some, losing others. Things in this area don't really get very problematic here until the East India Company.
The East India Company was a UK corporation that took control of Indian trade and created essentially modern day wage slavery. Originally, the company claimed to benefit the people of India, but as they acquired lands and armies, they began extracting resources from Indian labor and charging the local Indians heavy taxes to the point of impoverishing an entire culture. Before this time, India was believed to be the richest country in the world, but that wealth was extracted by the British.I've gotten ahead a bit, but going back to the 1400s, Europeans had a strangely advanced culture of policies, government, and education, but not so much advanced in production of textiles. The church was a powerful source of propaganda for the Europeans, and most were unified under one God that justified all of their colonialist traditions. They had big demands to keep their ideal society running, and had an ongoing feud with China, who would refuse to trade with Europe because they thought trade destroyed Chinese culture, especially the trading of opium which the Emperor worried was poisoning his people and extracting Chinese money through their addiction. European rulers begin sending sailors all over the planet to find new trade routes with India because they were met with resistance everywhere else.
The Americas were unique before they were colonized. This was a quiet part of the world where things had advanced in a different way. The Eastern world had advanced policies and laws. The Western world had extremely advanced architecture, art, and a natural philosophy. Tribes in this part of the world still had to go to war every now and again, which seems to be a human constant, but while the East was fixated on Capitalism, the West was fixated on making civilization a grand pinnacle of human life and death as equal forces. Polytheism was still alive and well, while in the East, it died with the Greeks (though briefly stolen by Romans).
When Hernan Cortes arrived in Tenochtitlan, Moctezuma welcomed he and his men with open arms and treated them with incredible respect. Cortes described Tenochtitlan as an otherworldly place built out of gold and jewels. The architecture was incredibly advanced, such as the walkways that would recede into the surrounding lake to control the entrances and exits from invaders. Cortes complained of the idols and began pushing Christianity upon Moctezuma and his people, AND THEY RESPECTED HIS WISHES. They stopped sacrificing women to the sun. They removed all idols from the city. The Aztecs were more than happy to accommodate Cortes' wishes.
Cortes writes to the king during this time, plotting to kill Moctezuma and steal the riches from the Aztecs, and of course, turn the temples into churches. Europe realizing the true value of South America, endlessly conquered and buried all of the cultures that had surpassed them in both wealth and richness of life. They thought of these peoples as demon worshippers and did all they could to stop it and steal everything that made the Americas great on their own.
Time never rolls back. There is never a chance to truly do things again. But going forward, I think instead of spreading the idea of white guilt, we should actually be reminding all people of the consequences caused by unbridled greed, and considering the Black and Latine voters that have supported Trump in this latest election, I don't think the message should exclusively be "white people need to learn", since the real issue at play here is the lack of class awareness. The white people in power, though, have proven to be despicable and loathsome human beings, but I think that goes for most world leaders in general. We need to be more focused on destroying the rich and finding philosophies that don't create inherent class discrimination, because this just leaves everyone vulnerable to propaganda and brainwashing.
Even if white people vanished off the face of the earth, I think some other skin-deep classification of people will take their place and commit their same genocides if they are raised to believe that money is equal to social standing. It's the defense mechanism of Capitalism. You acquire things for the sole reason of defending them from being taken by others. We can hate what white people have done in the past all we want, but really what we have to do is to connect people back to the natural world going into the future. Love is the true wealth of the natural world, and that is what I think European conquerors were most afraid of (i.e. God is Love; God fearing man). If we don't forgive and find a way to move forward with love, we will repeat the same mistakes over and over and over again. Vengeance only has value until one finally gets the revenge they seek, then they will realize it was all for nothing as it was never for love. We can't waste time equating the morality of the past when there is too little time for us to make the future abundant to all life on Earth.
its not funny but i do think about it a lot
This made me think about this panel from Calvin and Hobbes:
But unlike the adult in this strip, Calvin’s dad actually APOLOGIZED for yelling at him when he saw how guilty his kid was:
Nietzsche's only true ideal was that we should no longer cause others to feel shame. The idea of shaming is a virtue passed down from priests and nobles as a way to control society. Shame causes us to internalize pain which can then only be released through the act of shaming, judging, and inflicting pain to others. Society should resist shame and do its best to uplift its people in order to reach their fullest potential.
Years ago, it was funny to call an out of touch woman a "Karen", but now we've gone into using other names like "Jan", "Paulina", and probably other names that are associated with older women. I know women with all these names, and they're nice people; allies even! Karen, specifically, I have known a few women in their 30s with that name. They're aware of the memes and make the best of it, completely undeserving of the bullying they deal with on social media, and it helps to be a confident and headstrong woman.
My question for everyone on the internet is why are we okay with using these names in a derogatory way? We don't do it with male names, only female names. We don't say, "Okay, Carl" or "Alright Eugene", no. We only use women's names because subconsciously, misogyny is still funny to us. Thinking that every Karen or Jan in the world is somehow a stuck up or ignorant woman is misogynistic as fuck and causes bullying for the women and girls who have those names, and I can't tolerate it anymore.
"Okay Karen" is literally just as ignorant and judgmental as the party you are trying to shut down, and this is normally used in place of a better and more meaningful argument. I hate this level of generalizing that we commit regularly. We need to stop perpetuating bullying and misogyny. We need to embrace real philosophies when combatting others online instead of this "soft-core" form of hate.
You can't tell me that you're feminist, anti-ableist, anti-racist, anti-bullying, anti-discrimination, etc. when you're literally painting a real name that many women have as something to be spit upon. You're engaging with a form of passive tyranny and you ought to think about what sort of pain you're causing to those who don't deserve it.
Again, we don't degrade male names the same way we do with women's names, and that deserves serious contemplation on your part.
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> the Vietnamese
> that country
It's like you don't even pretend to view Vietnamese People as human
America killed 3 million Vietnamese people, we put half of South Vietnam in Concentration Camps, we dropped more bombs on North Vietnam than were dropped by both sides in WW2, We permeantly poisoned the land with Agent Orange, the American war on Vietnam was the most inhuman and despicable action in this nations history, the Vietnamese had every right to do whatever they wanted to the occupation
When you learn what the US soldiers did to the Vietnamese, you'll never stop praying for the death of America.
The U.S. has a very long history of gunning down foreign women and children, I must add.
I met a man who "served" in Vietnam who would rip civilians to shreds with a mounted machine gun in a helicopter. However, due to the bindings of the cult of American tradition, he would proudly tell this story at the family store I worked in. This is normalized in America.
Once at a GameStop, I met two troops who "served" in Afghanistan proudly shared a story about how they would throw candies to the Afghan children, describing them as starving and tattered. But they intentionally threw too little candy because they liked to watch the kids fight for it. They said they were surprised at how violent the kids would become.
Heroes, my fucking ass. Pro-Life, my fucking ass. Christian, my fucking ass. The joke about living in the US is that you have to be constantly reaffirmed that your country IS the best, because it's absolutely not even on the spectrum. It's only the best for those who think murder is actually okay as long as the victims come from a country with darker skin. It's basically 1984 here with ceaseless commodity fetishism.
Thing is, if you come back from war after killing ANYONE, it's your responsibility to become radicalized enough to fight for change. My grandfather returned from Vietnam only to continue "serving" for the rest of his life, never questioning a thing, but demanding respect. This country knows nothing of morality, but will quickly redefine everything it is they don't have a grasp on so that it looks better in textbooks.
It costs a corporation more money to fight piracy than it would cost for them to do nothing and allow it to happen. In most cases, piracy actually generates money because it makes media or software accessible when it otherwise wouldn't be. Because of this acquisition, a "pirate" can find a way into an otherwise monetarily gatekept industry.
FL Studio 7, for example, had a $500 price tag which I could not pay as a curious teenager. I got a crack from a friend an transferred FL Studio off of a flash drive. I didn't pay for anything from this point until I was an adult. Music and movies were all shared digitally between friends.
The thing is, I got a job, and thanks to pirated music software, I was deeply into audio engineering by this point. I no longer felt the need to pirate music software. I had money, and I had a more educated take on what was available to me in the software industry. A lot of these DAWs are from little companies with good developers that ultimately want to make an intuitive and valuable product. I was more than happy to buy my DAWs if I truly liked them. I love paying money for VSTs if they make me happy. This isn't to shame anyone from receiving products for free, but I think if enough extra money would be available, most people would happily give money to the things that actually enrich their lives.
Image Line owes their success to their software being rampantly pirated and shared back in the mid 2000s, and they acknowledge it. Additionally, one FL Studio license is good for all future updates, meaning you only buy the product ONCE.
That being said, if you're not solely a beat maker or electronic artist, Reaper sells their license for only $60, but still offers an unlimited full-feature free version with a pop up reminder to basically donate $60, and many audio professionals are switching to Reaper because it is highly customizable.
The point is, if things are accessible and provide enrichment to people's lives, those people tend to feel a need to return the favor, whether it be in the form of sharing, promoting, or simply paying for it in the future.

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Conservatives really hate it when you dunk on billionaires. Keep dunkin'.
the problem with liking video games is that the gaming industry is genuinely so evil and needs to be wiped out
All AAA games have sucked for so long, we could easily just let it crash and burn. The great thing about this day and age is that indie games have so much to offer with a bottomless barrel of gems, so I say forget Nintendo and EA and Konami and Bethesda and Ubisoft and all that shit.
Not sure why anyone would waste money on Switch 2 or PS5 (seriously who is still buying an ancient POS PS5). It is possible to find a refurbished or recycled PC instead of the fuckin BroBox900 or whatever console you think you need more than water.
Or you could just fuck gaming altogether and buy synthesizers like an adult. Dump your caps into eurorack modules. Yeah, that will spice up your life more than Donkey Dick Bonanzo or Super Hung Mario or whatever this shitty new StarFucks reboot is.
Just look up StarFox 64: Recompiled and you won't want a remaster or a reboot ever again. Free games. Spend all the money you'll be saving on an old Korg EMX-1 or get yourself a Roland TR-8 or an MC-707, IDFK, maybe a Hydrasynth? You're welcome, happy to help. DM me for a synth recommendation. IT CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE.
Just remember though, if you're getting those "free" games, use some non-corpo owned VPN and Linux to avoid pesky letters from your ISP.
Support the crash and make techno! Fuck the anti-human, anti-poor, heavily sexualized, labor exploitative corporate entertainment landscape. We will make it through together. ❤️❤️❤️
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Yeah, so basically no crime was committed. Sounds like an assisted natural death to me. But, why Wallace is 7 feet 9 inches tall with 20 inch long hands is actually worth investigating.
Ann Widdecombe became a dominant pro-Brexit voice later in her career.
Nice try BBC, but she won't be remembered for long because she's below the level of human scum, if I can even call her human. She was a Catholic that masturbated to the sound of poor people dying of starvation. "A sin is a sin", wow, way to choke on your own words, fascist cunt. I hope your shit religion is true so that you rot in hell for eternity.
If prisons and the death penalty aren't cruel and unusual punishments, then I guess we shouldn't treat murder or the act of holding another person in a cage against their will as cruel or unusual.

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I don’t think people truly understand the scope of the damage Sony is about to do to physical media. They literally invented the compact disc. They are the reason why Blu-ray as a format won the HD wars over HD-DVD. They have gargantuan influence over manufacturing disc-based media. If Sony as a company stops making physical media for their next gen gaming consoles, this is going to affect movies and music as well. If you buy CDs, DVDs, or Blu-rays, those are next on the chopping block.
People have been thoroughly convenience-pilled for at least the last 15-20 years and streaming services have effectively killed physical media already. The problem isn't just Sony, the problem is capitalism in general and what it does to our behaviors. I'd love to bash on Sony, but we're really the ones to blame. Streaming services have killed the media sharing community, which was flourishing before streaming services came along. But we bit the bullet and subscribed to Netflix, Prime, Spotify and Apple Music and whatever else without a second thought, and now it's almost unimaginable to unsubscribe from these services and lose our massive libraries of music, movies, and TV.
We can only blame ourselves and capitalist propaganda for why we have lost our freedom to own physical media. Sony is only interested in money like every other corpo greed machine and it just makes sense when almost no one is buying.
How many of us own a DVD player? A disc drive? A Blu-ray player even? How many have a Hi-Fi system with CD player?
I collect old media and I find that only collectors seem to have an interest in these relics. I go to friends' houses only to see they have a SmartTV and a Bluetooth speaker to play media off of.
The best way to combat this is to cancel all your subscriptions and educate your friends on the issue, and they might cancel theirs as well. Fuck the rent based economy. Stop supporting it.
But the loss of physical media is nothing new. Capitalism just moved away from it and the people didn't seem bothered enough by that.
You’re not wrong. I’ve been pretty consistent with SOME of my games, buying physical books and Playstation/Switch games whenever there was a physical option. But my CD binder got lost years ago, and I haven’t been as diligent about buying physical movies and music the last few years.
I think those who want a physical media presence in their home need to take stock of what they already own, decide whether they want to lean full tilt into having an actual media library or just keep a curated collection of their favorite pieces.
I canceled all streaming services a few years ago. I have a sizable collection of vinyl but I hardly ever listen to them anymore and tend to sail the high seas for most of my music anyway. I’ll be selling those off to make space for more books, games, and movies.
I don’t think it needs to be an all-or-nothing thing. Take stock of what you have, make a list of things you’d like to have, and if you spot a rare find at a yard sale you didn’t know you wanted, snatch it up before some scummy reseller does.
We are entering an age of needing to be more intentional about the things that matter to us. I fear people are going to lean heavily into FOMO culture and think they need to panic buy everything, but that’s just going to raise prices across the board and leave folks with stuff they may not actually want or appreciate.
Also never underestimate the power of lending, sharing, and/or recreating your own media. Burning CDs and DVDs is still a thing, and some retro games have little to no DRM protection (*cough* Sega Dreamcast *cough*). Make of that what you will.
I agree with you. One thing about collecting physical media is dealing with disc-rot and tape disintegration, so I'm currently digitizing as much as I can and finding digital replacements. I keep most everything digital on a disc drive and am happy to share with friends through an encrypted data transfer link. I have a movie buff friend that collects movies digitally. I mostly collect games, music, and some old TV that is literally not streaming anywhere. It's good to share and there are some good work arounds for most copyright protected forms of media.
I do try my best to make it a point to buy albums of artists that I consider to be ethical and worth supporting (mostly underground music) and I think we could all benefit from getting in the habit of paying the artist tax every now and again.
It doesn't have to be all or nothing, but personally, I think making it my life's duty to consume ethically and bypassing these corporate outlets is a MUST for my morals, but I don't expect everyone to follow suit, though that certainly would stifle the bourgeois media giants on a large scale and I am known to dream.
Keep sharing. Media for all!
Every day, ask your friends what they pirated last night. Normalize it. Be the peer pressure you want to see in the world.