Better than arguing with libs online.

But promoting class consciousness is a good thing. It’s something that’s desperately needed. From your brief description, it’s doing the organize agitate educate thing.

Idiot put a list of properties they own right on their website.

Fucked up? Yes. Powerful? Not really.

While the state have a significant military and economic force, there are intensifying contradictions between the working class and the bourge. We just have to promote class consciousness and redirect that outrage towards revolution.

Yea, you’ve just got to ignore all that stuff and look at it through a materialistic lens; look at how it’s used in accounting and business.

But seriously you should learn economics. It’s so fucked up when you’re looking at it with class consciousness.

Liven up boys! The opium wars are in vogue again!

Cut and forget

My impression was that you’d drive around with a paintball marker in one hand shooting at cars with a broken headlight. But your explanation makes more sense.

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You can mark defective cars in traffic? Like with a paintball gun?

Representative of sloth? Follower of nurgle?

Shooting guns, testing loads, hunting, etc.

My fav activities requires me to be in the countryside. Though I may be a socialist, my hobbies suggest I’m a libertarian.

That’s just the onion.

https://www.theonion.com/biden-warns-zelensky-if-he-can-t-win-war-u-s-will-ove-1850792677

Are we having one type for each of the seven sins now?

It’s double speak. The people are the bourgeois. Freedom is bourgeois freedom.

I should mention that the bourgeoisie in the US doesn’t pay for war, but rather makes money on war. It’s the working class that’s paying for it.

The imperialist machine funnels money from the working class to the mil-industrial complex to raze foreign countries (directly or indirectly) in order to create conditions rife for exploitation and resource extraction by the bourgeoisie.

This isn’t really theory but people who are worse off are more easily exploited. (Or at least I think Marx and Lenin mentioned it off hand but it’s not really expanded upon) They’re more likely to accept lower wages or worse deals because there’s no better option. It has to do with the balance of power in trade relations.

War creates people who are worse off. It opens up new opportunities for exploitation, and replaces domestic industries with imperialist ones.

As someone who almost exclusively depends on audiobooks for theory, you are a godsend.