i don't think any good revolutionary could take the gradual impoverishment of the united states as anything but good news unless you have some weird chauvanist, white-supremacist attraction to your 'local community'
discipline posted:6,667,000;
so close
Ironicwarcriminal posted:good, it's great to see that America is hogging less of the global share of wealth.
i don't think any good revolutionary could take the gradual impoverishment of the united states as anything but good news unless you have some weird chauvanist, white-supremacist attraction to your 'local community'
this is exactly why i became a Libertarian. the destruction of the United States as an economic power coupled with strong isolationism is literally the greatest gift you can give to the world
AmericanNazbro posted:this century is going to be interesting because labor has become more and more superfluous, more than at any point in history with increases in productivity. so here we stand on the precipice of a brave new world where Capital will try to, once and for all, completely exterminate large swaths of labor and begin replacing them with japanese robots that have prehensile genitalia. Alex Jones was right, there's poison in the water supply.
Alex Jones has been the most consistent voice of anti-imperialism wrt Syria
Superabound posted:Truthers are the sole revolutionary class left in America
that's what i keep tellin' people
littlegreenpills posted:when her stepdad calls and tells you she's been hospitalized due to suicide attempt DON'T FUCKING GO
get some evidence that she cheated on you while shes in the hospital
discipline posted:AmericanNazbro posted:this century is going to be interesting because labor has become more and more superfluous, more than at any point in history with increases in productivity. so here we stand on the precipice of a brave new world where Capital will try to, once and for all, completely exterminate large swaths of labor and begin replacing them with japanese robots that have prehensile genitalia. Alex Jones was right, there's poison in the water supply.
http://www.cxotoday.com/story/45-jobs-done-by-humans-will-be-computerized-by-2033/
That's the conclusion of Julie Carpenter, a Ph.D. in education at the University of Washington. Carpenter interviewed 23 explosive ordnance disposal personnel who regularly used robots on the job. She found that the soldiers often anthropomorphized their robots, assigned them human attributes such as genders and names, and even displayed a kind of empathy toward the machines.
lol
gyrofry posted:it works, in theory
conec posted:is marriage a bad idea
It's the only way to have sexual intercourse without suffering an eternity in hell. Small price to pay, really.
