O tempo de espera traduz a classe social que alguém pertence
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La reflexión sobre la moralidad en nuestra relación con los demás animales está profundamente viciada por creencias y prejuicios que hemos interiorizado desde nuestra infancia: filosofiavegana.blogspot.com…
"O marxismo é o socialismo científico, não uma ideologia. É um método científico para compreender a realidade material, o desenvolvimento histórico e a luta de classes — não uma coleção de crenças. Ele não busca apenas interpretar o mundo, mas transformá-lo."
Marxism is scientific socialism, not ideology. It is a scientific method for understanding material reality, historical development, and class struggle—not a collection of beliefs. It seeks not merely to interpret the world, but to change it.
Learn more: marxists.org/archive/marx/wo…
... há SÓ 3 ANOS, Congresso e presidência eram democratas. Vocês não se lembrarão, porque a função deles é tratar a gente como imbecil sem memória, mas foram os anos de maior extermínio nogenocídio palestino( ) aprovação de entre zero e nada de iniciativas de impacto social real
Da un poco de vergüenza ajena leer a gente de “izquierdas” hablar de esperanza o cambio real en Estados Unidos teniendo en cuenta que, hace SÓLO 3 AÑOS, Congreso y presidencia eran demócratas. Vosotros no os acordaréis, porque su función es tratar a la gente como imbécil sin memoria, pero fueron los años de mayor exterminio en el genocidio palestino, aplausos a Nazilensky y aprobación de entre cero y nada de iniciativas de impacto social real.
povo não ganhou nada. Democratas vencerem eleições não significa que o povo venceu. Isso significa que corporações, bilionários e a máquina de guerra sionista venceram porque eles controlam ambos os partidos. O povo não vencerá até que nos levantemos contra ambos os partidos.
Uma paradoxo incômodo: nunca houve tantos titulados superiores e, ao mesmo tempo, tanta dificuldade para interpretar textos, raciocinar com números básicos ou distinguir informação de conhecimento.
Mais títulos não garantem mais critério. Santiago Ávila em El País
Una paradoja incómoda: nunca hubo tantos titulados superiores y, al mismo tiempo, tanta dificultad para interpretar textos, razonar con números básicos o distinguir información de conocimiento.
Más títulos no garantizan más criterio. Santiago Ávila en El País elpais.com/economia/formacio…
"Políticas ousadas, com as pessoas em primeiro lugar, é como derrotamos o fascismo de verdade."
No faction of the Democratic Party can declare victory after the midterms. The Republican implosion is so great that all Dem factions won, from democratic socialists to corporate centrists. Fascism is not defeated by one election (it can always be reconstituted into something even more dangerous…) but it can be, and we know how to do it. With left economic populism. Too radical? Wrong. One of Trump’s most significant legacies is that he exploded the Overton window. Anything is possible - for worse and for better. That means Democrats no longer have any excuse not to run on - and deliver - the policies that will actually meet people’s basic needs and address our most pressing crises, from systemic political corruption to climate breakdown. Bold, people-first policies is how we beat back fascism for real.
Qual é a diferença entre democratas (D) e republicanos (R)?
-D iniciaram o golpe na Venezuela e R o culminaram
-D apoiaram o início do genocídio em Gaza e R o continuaram
-D mantiveram o bloqueio a Cuba e R o intensificaram
-D criaram a Guerra na Ucrânia e R a alimentaram
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The Democrats may have taken control of the House and the Senate, they may have humiliated Donald Trump and the Republican Party, but the real fight is only beginning. It is not simply a battle to hold the corrupt Trump regime to account, something that can only be done if the Democrats are willing overcome their reluctance to carry out impeachment proceedings against the president. It is also a battle to sweep away the corporate-indentured hierarchy of the Democratic Party, including Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries.
The Democratic Party since the presidency of Bill Clinton, who gave us the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the greatest betrayal of the working class since the 1947 Taft-Hartley Act, and gutted New Deal-era welfare programs such as the Aid to Families with Dependent Children, is a more polished version of corporate and oligarchic rule, abjectly subservient to the war machine, the Israel lobby and their funders in the billionaire class.
The country is broken. Corruption, in both parties, is endemic. Federal agencies have been hollowed out and destroyed. The courts, including the Supreme Court, have been handed over to right-wing ideologues. The working class is crippled with debt peonage and substandard wages. Constitutional norms and protections have been erased. Billionaires, including Trump, pay little to no income tax. The 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court ruling, which allows big business to fund their hand-picked candidates, sustains a system of legalized bribery.
The public may clamor for a raise in the minimum wage, Medicare for All, regulation of the big banks and private equity firms, an end to arms shipments to Israel and campaign finance reform, but no one in the leadership of the Democratic Party listens or cares. They serve their paymasters.
Will cutthroat capitalism, sold to us under the sanitized name of neoliberalism, be allowed to continue to impoverish the citizenry and funnel wealth upwards into the hands of the 1 percent? Will corporations be regulated and policed? Will corporate criminals be brought to trial? Will our democracy be restored? Or will the grotesque sight of a trillionaire, Elon Musk, gutting federal agencies and pouring hundreds of millions into elections to try and control the outcome be normalized?
The handful of politicians who attempt to confront the corruption and the devastation visited on the American working class through deindustrialization and deregulation, such as Bernie Sanders, see their campaigns sabotaged by the Democratic Party leadership, including Barack Obama.
We must demand that progressive candidates, including Michigan senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed and Maine’s Troy Jackson, build coalitions to oust the Democratic Party leadership, raise the minimum wage, enact universal health care, prosecute corporate crime and impeach Trump. It will be up to us.
The Democratic Party hierarchy will see the results not as a repudiation of Trump, but an endorsement of the flaccid and ineffectual position of a party that stands for little and fights for less. This would be yet another betrayal by the Democrats of voters. It would keep alive the very real prospect of another fascist, one better organized and more intelligent, taking the White House in two years.
Of course, this fight will mean not only jettisoning a corrupt Democratic Party leadership, but turning on the mega-donors, lobbyists and corporations that fund and control the Democratic Party.
The effort to wrest the party back from the hands of corporations and oligarchs will be vicious and difficult. It will require us to rely on the power of mass movements to sever these bonds. Nothing else will work.
If we fail, our anemic democracy will not be saved by these midterm elections, but doomed.
Mais filosofia e menos coaching
Crece el interés por Filosofía, humanidades y escuelas de pensamiento entre jóvenes que buscan algo más que empleabilidad inmediata.
La nota de corte de Filosofía llega al 8,5 en algunos casos.
Quizá no todo era productividad, STEM y “skills”. @olgarsanmartin en elmundo.es/espana/2026/07/18…
justiça para Pasolini
La justicia italiana reabre el caso del asesinato de Pasolini, 51 años después de su muerte. La Fiscalía practicará diligencias tras la aparición de un testigo inédito y las investigaciones de un abogado, que ya impulsó nuevas pesquisas en 2010 y 2023 elpais.com/cultura/2026-11-0…
tradicionais democratas e republicanos
Election Prediction: Democrats will definitely take the House and most likely the Senate too, but nothing will fundamentally change for the people.
Corporations, billionaires, Israel, and the military-industrial complex will win yet another U.S. election because they own and control both parties that the public is conditioned to vote for.
There is no real democracy under capitalism because all elections do is put a different face on the same barbaric system that wages imperialist wars and exploits workers to enrich the billionaire class.
We need a revolution!
As powerful and inescapable as capitalism feels, it has no power without the people and the workers who make it run. Once the people figure this out en masse, the world is ours to collectively share together.
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Breaking News: Democrats are favored to win control of the Senate, our live forecast shows, though a final call may not come for hours. Follow the Needle live here. nyti.ms/4BJAQvF

























