

It’s really frustrating to watch how people keep talking about how you just have to vote harder, when we can see a concrete example of how workers actually take power in Bolivia.


Yup, and that’s probably going to happen in the coming months, after that there’s no way to stabilize the prices.


Exactly, it’s a self reinforcing process with more countries fleeing the currency as confidence collapses. And having a global reserve underpins the US fiscal policy, if the demand for the dollar drops dramatically then it’s almost certainly will lead to a domestic economic crash.


I think some are used to suppress price domestically as well.


do go on


lmao plausible


same one


If the US gets pushed out of West Asia, I think we’ll see peace and stability in the region emerge very quickly.


If scientists didn’t come to burgerland from the rest of the world then you’d all still be banging rocks together.


Nah, China closed the gap long before people started fleeing the turd reich. The whole reason people go back to China now is the fact that it’s now ahead scientifically and technologically.


Somehow I doubt they’re eager to experience a repeat of Manchuria in 1945.


Always important to remind people that none of these problems existed until the US attacked Iran completely unprovoked.


Are there cases of fascists treating others well that you’re aware of?


Sure, but I’d argue good journalism doesn’t have much to do with having a bias. It’s perfectly possible for somebody to write good investigative journalism while having a particular bias. So, it’s not so much about the bias itself, but rather their ability to present the facts, to explain the relationships between the events, and to paint a broader context for the story.
What I think your actual concern might be is regarding deceptive reporting where people try to paint things as something other than what they really are.


Sure, but I don’t find it matters that much when you’re aware of the fact that people have biases as a reader. You can read news from any source and understand the slant of the publication. In fact, it can often be informative to read sources with known biases because the framing itself is informative. For example, you need to read the Wall Street Journal because it is the mouthpiece of the ruling class. It tells you exactly what capital is thinking, what they are afraid of, and how they are strategizing to protect their interests.


The reality is that truly neutral sources simply do not exist. Everybody has a point of view, that’s what makes us human, we will always interpret facts and events through the lens of our personal experience and our understanding of the world.


it’s certainly notable with the US threatening to invade Cuba and blockading it now.


indeed, the workers hold a lot of power here
can’t blame you