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Absolutely. Unlike liberals, who have no sense of direction or any clue how to move toward the future, communists actually engage in development, both self and collective. Thus, we have a future, whereas liberals stand still and let all of this just pass them by (like US infrastructure compared to China's).

Liberalism will always be doomed to fail, just as capitalism will always follow the trend toward common ruin. The pursuit of communism will always follow the trend of common prosperity and the revitalization of the people.

Leave these relics of failed states to toddle off the coil while we continue to build a better future.

This is hardly a surprise. When you adopt an anti-communist stance, you pave the way for unhealthy social trends to takeover, which increases the moderation workload considerably, and forces you into an unsustainable method of operating. Perhaps the decay has finally reached a stage advanced enough to send them back to the likes of Silicon Valley centralized models.

Hexbear has survived all this time because, like China, has been engaging in self-reform to address the problem of rise and fall. So long as Hexbear continues this path, it will continue to go the distance.

The other big instances that are here today may not be in a few months, or years. Fascinating to see from a dialectical perspective.

Seconded. I also discovered Halim before The Deprogram, so any time someone says "Hakim" I commonly trip over it and confuse the two in the first few seconds.

Rescind the treats even after they bleed

The US is the largest open air prison on Earth.

Added. Good catch.

The chud bible:

• Horseshoe theory
• Double genocide theory
• The black book of communism
• Whataboutism
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Literally all you are doing by getting into "the system" is switching classes. It's no big mystery why these so-called "progressives" that hold seats in the halls of bourgeois power become more revisionist and reactionary over time.

Good luck finding a politician that has resisted this trend. There aren't many, if any at all. I would love to retract this statement by being proven wrong, though.

The US is a failed state. These trends only continue to make land/agrarian reform sexier and sexier to the proletarianized masses.

Nobody wants to spend their youth kicking the can down the road for the next 5000 years. Eventually this will become an armed struggle, because we're tired of working to pay our landlords their kickbacks. Fuckin' move out of our parents house after putting up with their shit for nearly 20 years and then straight into another vertical hierarchy where we still aren't the masters of our own living spaces. Sometimes we can't even have that because it's too expensive to move out, or, like here, affordable apartments are just outright blocked in the interest of housing barons. We want to get on with our lives and can't do that when we have to answer to "daddy".

On a positive note, this buys China more and more time to show the housing situation that those in the US want to see. One look at Chinese infrastructure and the fact that the vast majority of the population owns homes, coupled with having been able to peacefully get on with their lives and enjoy positive social trends is enough to radicalize quite a lot of very hungry people. Even rent is far more reasonable in China.

Reforms can’t come fast enough. “Every time you think you scrape the bottom of the barrel, you get something like this,” William Sterling, one of the lawyers representing the developers in the builder’s remedy case, told me.

Reforms are meaningless under dictatorship of the capitalist class. The only way to secure them is to depose the ruling class and oppress their remnants.

If the state doesn’t take strong action soon, we may discover that the bottom is even deeper than we thought.

This is the US. Over a million people died of COVID because it was a big ass experiment and session of torture porn for the capitalists. The bottom is infinite.

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