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Yep, it was a good thread, with useful info. I'm happy you got another chance to post the research you did!

They eventually did, to be fair.

Mega mega mega THREAD

Masses, Elites, and Rebels: The Theory of "Brainwashing"

That user in particular has deliberately misgendered other users, claiming that they're alts of mine, and thinks davel and I are the same person. This is a conspiracy theorist at best, just with a radlib veneer.

Mandatory support

PJ is a social fascist powermod, I consider their comments and posts to be low-hanging fruit.

Good research, comrade.

Yep, that kind of export dodging seems like the most likey answer, especially because the PRC has a huge lead in drone production, meaning it's probably cheaper and easier to do it this way. Still, I need to investigate more on my own.

Not sure how the restrictions work, but if you use a VPN and select the Zionist settler-colony as your location, Autel won't ship to you either from Amazon or AliExpress, from what I've seen other users try. I don't doubt that the IOF is using them, but they don't seem to be through direct channels.

If they genuinely sympathized with the innocent citizens of, say, Palestine, then they'd understand that the best thing for queer Palestinians is Palestinian liberation, not the defeat of Hamas, as once Palestine is free the wheels of social progress can turn as well. Crushing Palestine doesn't free the wheel, it destroys it. The same applies to all countries targeted by western imperialism that liberals attack on the basis of being socially reactionary.

Genuinely revolting to read, caping for genocide is fucking disgusting, and it wasn't even debatable pre-Oct 7th. We now see genocide happening in real time, and she capes for it.

Hey everyone, it's time to come discuss Capital again!

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Falling a bit behind, will catch up next week hopefully. One thing that is abundantly clear so far, however, is that Volume 2 concerns production as an ever-expanding process, not just something done statically, and this is what is fundamentally necessary about Volume 2. Looking at capital as value in motion deepens our knowledge of capitalism as a moving system, it's the core of Dialectical Materialism in analysis.

Also - not arguing with every liberal with a bad take.

Couldn't be me, haha...

Lee Jae-Myeung may be a SocDem lib, but is seeking some degree of normalization with the DPRK along the lines of a return to the Sunshine Policy, and is pivoting away from Japan and the USA and towards the PRC. He's stil a SocDem lib, he's not suddenly rejecting the US or anything, but the writing is on the wall even for SocDems, the US is losing its influence in the region.

And yes, de-nuclearization isn't going to happen, but increased cooperation and trade like previously existed very well may. Lee stopped the ROK's border broadcasts, and the DPRK also stopped its broadcasts that same day, signaling reciprocity. Especially considering Lee wants to maintain US presense and millitary ties, there will never be a full "one country, two systems" approach with that in place either, but it pivots a shift towards Moon's approach rather than Yoon's.

Basically, Lee may be a SocDem lib, but the kind that likely can't respond to tariffs with austerity. Yoon threw the country into crisis with austerity already, if they push for more austerity Lee's presidency is toast. If anything, I see him pushing towards increased trade with the PRC to make up for it, building off of the push for trilateral cooperation between the ROK, PRC, and Japan from earlier this year.

The lazy bourgeois economist's "takedown" of Marxism inevitably rests on dodging the arguments, because if you take Marxism dead-on they get bodied.