Neoliberalism is reaching its natural conclusion, coupled with the gradual fall of colonialism, is going to lead to a permanent crash for the working class.

While Trump is being loud, the project to divide the US working class by ethnicity has been ongoing always, and began ramping up this century.

It will be required as all production is centralised within a handful of families. And the global south can no longer be relied on for cheap resources and manufacturing for middle class treats.

The US doesn’t have a union presence, nor does it have understanding of left politics. Conditions will get worse and worse every decade.

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On the non-state-security side:

Not anything near what it’s like in the US. There are no incentives. “If you decide to blow the whistle you had better be financially independent”

“Rome wasn’t built in a day”

Has an entirely different message to me. It’s often used as a reminder to be patient, not to loose your temper, etc.

On the day Rome was founded Romulus killed his brother Remus and marked out the city of Rome, construction starts. This is my initial reaction.

The next thing the Romans, a group of men (probably criminals), did after founding Rome was to raid their neighbours and kidnap their women. Rome then makes war for the better part of a thousand years, eventually subjugating the known world.

I think it’s better used as a reminder subjugation starts out in small measures. “Parliament just passed antiterrorism laws, I’m sure they’re to protect us” “Rome wasn’t built in a day”

Joined a sports club, became a captain (administrative position), joined the committee. The trick is finding a sport where the average age is around yours.

Based on what? The US discussing legalising genetic experimentation for military uses is the pathway to Gattaca.

Not saying you’re wrong, curious about your time-line

I would suggest they’re more in touch with the science. It haunts science, we know we must do it for the benefit of humanity, but with the knowledge - the powerful and capital will use it for themselves.

Start? Did they stop?

https://theconversation.com/is-it-ethical-to-allow-soldiers-to-take-performance-enhancing-drugs-such-as-steroids-180947

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Start your own business which has low overheads.

Worst comes to worst you loose a little on insurance and paper advertising

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Tortilla chips, can of baked beans, half jar of salsa, microwave, top with hummus

Savory oatmeal.

Rolled oats with cold soy milk. Microwave 2-3 mins. Add chilli oil, spice paste, or ramen seasoning.

Tasty and not unhealthy. The plan is to prevent unhealthy food leading to a negative feedback loop.

Agreed, we’ve put it off for a while but it’s only a matter of time before the comprises and contradictions again lead us down the path to fascism.

An optimist might say it gives us more chances, but bed rest might only leave us weaker.

Agreed, we’ve put it off for a while but it’s only a matter of time before the comprises and contradictions again lead us down the path to fascism.

An optimist might say it gives us more chances, but bed rest might only leave us weaker.

Google:

They’ve been asking us not to track them with cookies, so we’re tracking them with fingerprints

Surely the gdpr has something to say about this. Or did the US forget the rest of the wold exists again?

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That’s what’s so concerning about the case. The USA tried to persecute an Australian citizen working out of the EU for publishing information.

As he is not a US citizen he was not able to use the X amendment to free speech.

As a terrorist they could torture and kill him without covering anything up.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-01/julian-assange-supporters-write-to-pm-over-reported-cia-plot/100504522

He didn’t leak, he published.

That’s what’s so concerning about the case. The USA tried to persecute an Australian citizen working out of the EU for publishing information.

If precedent was set they could kidnap anyone from sovereign countries based on US law