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Lollll yes stupid gut! It sucks with exercise because I'll feel great and motivated to do it for like 3 days and then I just get depressed again, it's impossible to keep up with. Only when I was laid off during the pandemic was I really able to keep up with it because all I would do is exercise and play animal crossing all day. It was sweet. Miss those giant unemployment paychecks

I'm sorry you're goin through it too. Having mental disorders fucking sucks. I'm lucky enough that I can slack off in my job some days, it's kinda the only way I can keep on I think. Are you quitting because you hate your job or you just can't do it anymore or both?

For whatever reason this has become a big problem for me as I've gotten older, you're brilliant!

Aw I'll probably send it yout way tomorrow, hoping to get the final editing done then! I've definitely come away feeling much more knowledgeable. Almost every ridiculous talking point that I see online I feel confident in debunking, anyway lol

Thanks for sharing this. I feel like this should be such a basic concept whether you're familiar with Marxism or not. If there are people who are working beneath a manager and they are paid poverty wages and the manager is actively hostile towards negotiating better wages, you need a union regardless of the type of work you do, imo. I feel like the of what constitutes a need is very subjective as what's mentioned in the video but it seems like some people feel absolutely correct in their ideas of what wants and needs are. That's really going to vary person to person, and I wonder how that would really be hashed out in the real world if a true communist revolution were to occur

Hey thanks! Yeah, I'll probably make an effort post with links to the document since its so long. I'm kinda nervous to share it here though because everyone is a lot more knowledgeable than me 👉👈 I hope it's helpful for other folks who aren't familiar with the conflict or the major events besides the 1948 war and the nakba

with my quick skim I would personally go for a nibble of an edible. I have a friend who is really into Deleuze, and he told me that the IDF studies Deleuze's concepts of time and space to apply them to their war strategies which sounds fucked up lol

got you, fam

I'm seriously finally almost done with my 3000 year history of Israel and Palestine (lol). I think it's gonna be like 15 pages and I'm hoping to be done tomorrow. I feel like I'm not going to do enough justice for 2008-today but hopefully with everything else I have it will give enough context for people to get the picture. I think I must have put in at least 30 hours scanning the internet. In my search I found a pdf of Rashid Khalidi's "Palestinian Identity" and a paper about Palestinian decolonization with a Deleuzean lens or something and I'm stoked to read them both even though I don't know shit about Deleuze

Disturbing and catchy, good shit lol