Gosplan14_the_Third [none/use name]
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10·1 month agowhere it kept coming back periodically for 500 years
9·2 months agoSkyrim is good (with mods), but Morrowind is what made me fall in love with the setting.
2·2 months agoI miss paint.net. I found Krita decent, but that program was my go to for basically anything.
The gas price at my local gas station was at 2,07 €/l yesterday - $9.08 per gallon. The price jumped by around 0,40 € per liter ($1.75 / gal) this week.
They’re once again struck with the beauty of American missiles
It’s all Clavicular these days
Liberals never change. This comic is a decade old.
Nationalism is part of every liberalism
Kamala Harris rugpull time
21·4 months agoBecause they see multipolarity as a chance to establish Germany as one of the competing poles.
20·5 months agoThe birth rate discussion is mostly centered around “can we continue making money?”
Japan and Korea have low immigration rates, so the population falls and capital is unhappy about the prospect of a shrinking and more elderly workforce and domestic market to sell things to. Italy on the other hand has subsaharan and arabic immigration (and the actually larger eastern European and Chinese immigration - but they’re not as fantasy inducing for the far-right), so the population decline isn’t as fast. There are more workers to replace the dying ones, and capital is happy. Plus, you can use this fact to fuel chud paranoia about “the great replacement”
Immigrants are seen as a tool everywhere. Right wingers want us, only as long as we become loyal servants with 0 political power and living in fear of the state and society’s iron fist. Liberals want us, because “who will clean the toilets?”.
And the fact that something is happening to cause people to consider reproducing as outright harmful to their well-being among people who would otherwise have wanted offspring is a crisis of bourgeois society that few people actually want to talk about.
2·9 months agoI use it to fix my grammar when I have to write something official at work.
9·10 months agothey’re making NEW MILLENNIALS
9·10 months agoResist the politics of privatization and decay.
Too late. Railways have been converted to a public-private partnership in the 90s, and are trying to get broken up into a competitive market these days anyway, and local public transportation is also run by public-private companies. In the countryside, it’s usually managed by a private company in the first place, often organized in local organizations of several firms that offer the same fares - which usually has hard borders and can for example lead to villages next to each other having a 5 h connection time through railways, which don’t follow these area bounds.
UK or USA? It could be either!