Not entirely true. I’ll use the USSR as an example.

Public ownership of the means of production was a key feature that distinguished Soviet lawfrom the law of most other dictatorial police states. The law distinguished between socialist property and individually owned private property. Socialist property included two subcategories—state property and collective, or cooperative, property—both of which were subject to virtually identical regimes of central economic planning. The system of private property included consumer goods, automobiles, houses, and agricultural implements for the very limited private farming that was allowed.

How is this not fraud?

Definitely true when Thomas Jefferson was there, plus Clinton and Kennedy. I recall reading Lyndon Johnson would show secret service agents his dick for fun, so it’s true for at least four that I can think of without even delving deeper.

Parpaing is one of my all time favorite songs; I’m used to Igorr’s bizarre titles

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Hi CRINE, I’m dad

I’d rather have Corn man in charge of HHS

Pretty sure they could afford it, but would prefer not to

It’s more their support of authoritarian states and policies than the communist thought that I take issue with, personally.

You’re better off, they suck.

One common tactic for delegitimizing trans people is to imply or assert that this is just a modern phenomena that is a sign of modern societal coddling and decadence. The same tactics were and still are used on gay people as well. Highlighting that these things are natural and have existed for a long time helps to shatter that false narrative.

A little more reading about it if you’re interested.

He’s published Trump apologia, Russia apologia, you name it.

Relevant

Every day we drift further from God’s light

I enjoyed some of Glen Greenwald’s old pieces, it’s a shame to see him now.

I saw a post about you on [email protected], I’m good.

Are you haunting me, bro?

So what’s the tankie angle to this?

“Sure this news is bad, but what about this non sequitur?”

many believe Knight’s principal reason for desertion was his anger over the Confederate government’s passing of the Twenty Negro Law. This act allowed large plantation owners to avoid military service if they owned 20 slaves or more. An additional family member was exempted from service for each additional 20 slaves owned by the planter.

Always good to highlight how elitist the confederacy was. “I ain’t no fortunate son”

Guess she doesn’t want to suck the current administration’s dick just to help CBS with that merger. Respect