Graphic posted:

Mosfilm library on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/user/mosfilm

many of them have English subs

gradenko_2000 posted:

https://twitter.com/PhilippineStar/status/1087644526397673472

Plutonis posted:

I'll get drafted and die there lol

MizPiz posted:

How can governments, which only controls the laws of the land, have any authority over what I do in the air?

Grand Prize Winner posted:

if that's true then why can't i sue birds for violating my airspace

jarofpiss posted:

idk what do you think we should be doing with our aspiring serial killers other than sending them off to do their thing somewhere else?

Graphic posted:

Howard Schultz is turning me into Pol Pot

Larry Parrish posted:

the thing thats cool about feudalism is that despite every agricultural nation with a warrior aristocracy being fairly similar, theres always lots of different ways it was actually handled between nations, or even between specific ruling monarchs.

Larry Parrish posted:

its not even a people's revolt though. its just that the raw materials of the solar system + the anti-aging treatment developed by the original astronauts + all the robotic manufacturing means capitalism is just a ruder way of organizing all the endless resources. the only people you could even consider proles are the ones on earth that cant afford a ticket on the space elevator

freckle posted:

deathcrew best crew

Kobayashi posted:

What do I google to learn more about this, Gramsci?

quote:

In this latest work, respected art historian T. J. Clark sets out to investigate the different ways painting has depicted the dream of God’s kingdom come: heaven descended to earth. He goes back to the late Middle Ages and Renaissance—to Giotto in Padua, Bruegel facing the horrors of religious war, Poussin painting the Sacraments, and Veronese unfolding the human comedy, in particular his inscrutable Allegory of Love. Was it ultimately to painting’s advantage that in an age of orthodoxy and enforced censorship (threats of hellfire, burnings at the stake) artists found ways reflect on the powers and limitations of religion without putting their thoughts into words? In conclusion Clark brings us into the Nuclear Age with Picasso’s Fall of Icarus, made for UNESCO in 1958, which already seems to signal, or even prescribe, an age when all futures are dead.

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

Sankara scholarship is very limited, and often never translated from French.

Thomas Sankara : An African Revolutionary is a good overview by an American socialist journalist who was covering Burkina Faso at the time of Sankara's rule. Thomas Sankara Speaks: The Burkina Faso Revolution, is a collection of Sankara's speeches.

If you want to watch a video, "The Upright Man" documentary on youtube is as good an introduction as any.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7Vlt41HPUE

Karl Barks posted:

wow, that is so ridiculous. like, really over the top exaggeration. is there a word for that?

Plutonis posted:

The statistics for Bolivia tally with a startling trend associated with populist leaders, particularly in Latin America. Their time in government is correlated with significant declines in economic inequality, according to new research by political scientists.
[...]
The association between populist leaders and a decline in economic inequality holds true for a slew of Latin American leaders, mostly on the left, who use populist rhetoric in their speeches.

They include ex-leaders such as Peru’s Alan García, El Salvador’s Antonio Saca, Ecuador’s Rafael Correa and Venezuela’s Hugo Chávez.
[...]
However, it was the link between populism and the shrinking gap between rich and poor that was most striking. And the drop in inequality under Morales was sharper than most.
[...]
David Doyle, an associate professor at the University of Oxford, says the correlation was difficult to explain and cautioned against drawing concrete conclusions.

Karl Barks posted:

btw i looked up if lenin smoked weed, and he did not. he was actually very against smoking and drinking, and lived healthily (except when he died early). i guess maybe he ate edibles but probably not

Captain Billy Pissboy posted:

The last sight of many a revisionist

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

Islamic-Communism is the light

Lightning Knight posted:

this font should result in a

Impermanent posted:

yeah, logistics seems like the way to go in terms of collective organizing. airports, warehouses, hell even data centers if you can ever organize the terminally lumpen tech workers.

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Kurnugia posted:

stalin would deffo gulag marx. imean i would too

Prince Myshkin posted:

Thinking about how much cocaine was undoubtedly at the "leftist drug orgy" I can only imagine the Bolivian, Colombian or Guatemalan farmers with hands slashed to ribbons harvesting that poo poo 20 hours a day. It's articles like this that make me realize Maoism Third Worldism is basically correct and we're all too embarrassed to admit it.