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The Nameless One 🔻 retweeted
Few pieces of media unite the international proletariat like Dragon Ball Z and under the dictatorship of the proletariat the ministry of culture will fund socialist DBZ fan art
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compared to everywhere else look at how take the indian protests look and yet people in this country think they're unlawful and violent 😒 the only ones causing violence are the police.
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This can’t be blamed on Blacks and Muslims so everyone’s silent about it
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ils ont bloqué leur école pour la première fois de son histoire ET ils ont bloqué le musée le plus visité du monde vraiment bravo à cette génération d’étudiants de l’école du louvre
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Two men who punched a minor girl then dragged her onto the road, continued to hit her, and ripped her t-shirt got bail within 24 hours. Meanwhile, remand extended for two guys who waved the tricolour. 🤷♂️
#Breaking
Delhi Special Executive Magistrate (SEM) court extends CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka’s judicial custody by 2 days.
Das and Ranka have been in jail since October 14.
@SauravDassss @AshutoshRanka @Cockroachisback @CJP_for_India
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Eu acho que isto é o protesto mais eficaz porque não há nada que os nossos governos odeiem mais que causar distúrbios aos turistas 👀
Des étudiants de l'école du Louvre bloquent l'accès au Musée depuis le début de matinée.
De nombreux touristes attendent sur le parvis.
#Paris #Louvre #17octobre #24octobre
The Nameless One 🔻 retweeted
This reminds of the time when “liberals” used to say
“Let’s build a school/hospital on the site”.
Lawrence Bishnoi’s stated demand is a public apology from Salman Khan to the Bishnoi community for the 1998 blackbuck poaching case.
I feel that Salman Khan, in the interest of Bollywood and his close associates, should apologise to the Bishnoi Samaj if that is the only demand. Otherwise, anyone and everyone associated with him will get targeted as done in the past too.
Whether an apology would actually end the threats is uncertain.
As they say, माफी मांगने से कोई छोटा या बड़ा नहीं होता।
@BeinSalmanKhan #tigershroffnews
The Nameless One 🔻 retweeted
Another brilliant read. During my PhD, I thought a lot about the role of images in framing the war on terror & as an educative tool for action. I agree with the conclusion here: the photograph won't save us.
lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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Being rightwing means believing that there is some kind of natural hierarchy, and honor in knowing one's place in it. It encourages servility up the hierarchy and cruelty down the hierarchy. Being servile and cruel is loser shit. Surely most young men don't want to be losers.
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It’s direct action with no theory. Lenin literally wrote about this—without theory, there’s no revolution. The protests are amazing at showing working-class rage, but because they lack a cohesive structural alternative to capitalism, the state just waits them out. It keeps the status quo perfectly intact.
Effectively, there needs to be direct action which is guided by strict political theory and a long-term organisational strategy. This can’t happen if there is no political organisation aiding with this, and I think that’s the ultimate issue.
If French protests are so effective why are they still stuck with neoliberalism? Why is their country still loyal to Israel and NATO? Why is the French ruling class completely unresponsive to French protester demands?
You guys realize that this is like the 100th time in the last 10 years that France has erupted in protests over neoliberalism right? Americans tend to romanticize these protests but what have they accomplished? French protesters engage in revolutionary adventurism but don’t have a follow up on how to change the system in a meaningful way. So we repeat the same cycle over and over
This is not a diss on the French protesters at all because they are just reacting to their material conditions, which is normal. But at what point do we begin having the conversation that western liberal democracy as a whole completely failed and no amount of “protests” will fix it. Protests without further revolutionary action of building real dual power seems to amount to nothing in the west
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The problem Sanghis have with Dreze’s policies is that they ensured Dalit & Adivasi kids started enrolling at schools and were provided hot meals. That access to food was made a right for the poor. A society habituated to casteism & classism can’t stomach that.
