Political Memes is socialist?

I literally blocked it because it’s just liberals pretending to be socialist.

Hard yes from me, thank you.

I like how the Amazing Apartheid Boy is trying to do a Trump scowl - and it manages to look just as characteristically fake as Trump’s does.

Clyde, read this part real careful like, okay?

Greed is an individual characteristic - it has nothing to do with capitalism, which is a global system of ravenous and genocidal exploitation which would function in the exact way it does even if it’s main beneficiaries weren’t “greedy” in any way whatsoever.

Perhaps it’s best to not go around calling people online “moron” when it’s perfectly clear that you don’t have a damn clue what it is you are talking about.

Then why does all the bootlcikers use the term “greed” instead of talking about capitalism?

Capitalism is when a free market results in some the majority of people deciding to get wage jobs instead of being entrepreneurs being forced into wage labor because they weren’t born as nepobabies to the rich.

FTFY.

I don’t particularly want change. I want the current set of rights and freedoms to stay.

I know. I also know you will happily surrender those meagre “rights and freedoms” to prevent change.

That’s why us leftists say, “scratch a fascist and a liberal bleeds.”

Everybody wants to talk hysterically about the far-right - but people forget that there’s a bog-standard, garden-variety right, too.

You know… the people that pretend they want change as long as the change doesn’t actually change anything?

Greed is an individual characteristic - it has nothing to do with capitalism, which is a global system of ravenous and genocidal exploitation which would function in the exact way it does even if it’s main beneficiaries weren’t “greedy” at all.

Greed is how liberals protect capitalism by pretending it’s individual behavior that is the cause of our problems and not the global system of ravenous and genocidal exploitation that it actually is.

Capitalism without meaningful regulation is just capitalist inevitability.

It’s not greed. It’s just capitalism.

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You once again are telling me that all Vietnamese people think

Are USians a monolith because most USians can find the US on a map? Are Africans a monolith because most of them know the sky is blue?

Do you think most Vietnamese live in a whole bunch of alternative universes with different basic historical facts?

Is there something wrong with you?

Does being ridiculous come naturally to you?

Or does it only show up when your white liberalism-derived hysteria is threatened by reality?

Here.

Ask Vietnamese people how quickly China can turn on it’s “allies.” I’m sure they will be glad to tell you.

The entirety of Vietnam?

Yes, the entirety of Vietnam - unless you think that there are plenty of Vietnamese who don’t know or don’t believe that Vietnam was invaded by China during the Cold War… twice.

Fine. Don’t ask Jonas Savimbi. Ask the entirety of Vietnam - or do you have a problem verifying the histories of countries, too?

China is already helping Russia.

As I’ve already said… China could help Russia logistically - but this help could disappear in a puff of hot air tomorrow. Again… China has no friends.

Modi just had a big state visit to Russia.

And this doesn’t mean much in any way whatsoever.

I don’t need to ask Jonas Savimbi, I’ve been reading current events.

Actual history will tell you a lot more than warmed-over propaganda.

Good thing Russia isn’t making friends with China and India,

China has no friends - it’s like the US in that regards. And India even struggles to project power within it’s own borders, never mind outside it.

China could help Russia logistically, but Putin (and all of China’s other “allies” - and I use that term lightly) understand fully well that China’s “loyalty” can switch at any time - just ask Jonas Savimbi if you don’t believe me.

Looks like Argentina is doing a Greece…

You don’t need to be some geopolitical genius to know that this assessment is correct - Russia simply doesn’t have the economic and logistical power to engage in a wider European conflict with any prospect of success, and this was perfectly clear even before Russia invaded Ukraine and before everyone lost their minds to Putin-hysteria.