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We must cut off all roads to legitimacy for antisemitism before it leads to more bloodshed.The Forward
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Jewish women from a range of social and economic backgrounds found common political cause in the American birth control movement and profoundly affected its successes in the early twentieth century.Jewish Women's Archive
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This video says "The Last Video", but Jim Henson provided the Muppets for this video in 2004, definitely very substandard as Muppet Puppetry goes. But also definitely on the leading edge of the whole LGBQ thing, do we blame Sweden?
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This is not to say we should not invest heavily on Green Energy, we should. But it is to say that we should not artificially reduce the supply of fossil fuel energy. As renewables come online they will economically replace fossil fuels and this is fine. What is not fine is reducing the supply of fossil fuel energy sources before replacements are available in adequate quantity.
The reason we should move to renewables is not primarily environmental, it is economic to allow for our future growth as a species. Any extractive technology becomes increasingly expensive over time, because we go for the low hanging fruit first, the oil that seeps out of the ground or we poke a hole and it comes out under pressure. Then we go for the oil we need to pump out, then oil we need to frack, and eventually oil we need to drill deeper for, all of which becomes progressively more expensive, and this is just oil.
When you consider all the other raw materials we mine, many of them are heavy metals and thus only available in very limited quantities near the surface because the Earth is largely gravitationally separated. And while there is for all practical purposes an infinite supply of these metals in asteroids, the energy costs of getting to them are huge, another reason we should invest heavily in renewables or alternative energy sources such as molten salt fission reactors and controlled hydrogen fusion.
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Modern doomsayers have been predicting climate and environmental disaster since the 1960s. They continue to do so today. None of the apocalyptic predictions with due dates as of today have come true.Competitive Enterprise Institute
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in reply to Nanook • • •not my left.
spurious propaganda, fails as satire here. does that get a laugh to those under the mcarthian redscare hangover? or just bolster the binary paradigm that's used to hoodwink us all, divided and conquered?
Nanook
in reply to Digit • •rotto Pureblood
in reply to Nanook • • •like everything else on the "left" there is a spectrum of leftism as well.
;)
Nanook
in reply to rotto Pureblood • •Nanook
in reply to Nanook • •Digit
in reply to Nanook • • •"the left", "the right", as if they are homogeneous singular things, within which all parts are in perfect conjunction.
i continue to strive for an optimally elucidating 3rd dimension to gram up the political graphs, which help lift those out of linear conceptions, or goodness forbid, mere binary characterizations/conceptions.
along the 3rd (and more) dimension(s), there will be even greater diversity of perspectives/opinions/principles/ideas made clearer to see, ... but even with a political compass graph, there's aught be sufficient clue for many in that, that these cartoon generalizations are tools of the tyrant to divide us, to rule us.
The Quiz - The Advocates for Self-Government
The Advocates for Self-GovernmentNanook
in reply to Digit • •Digit
in reply to Nanook • • •Digit
in reply to Nanook • • •gotta be careful about falling into echo chambers and narrow reality tunnels and algorithmic traps. the internet's ample diverse to find places to explore the nuance. no need to let yourself get trolled into the click-bait tabloid sensationalist hyperbolic polarizing absolutists.
;]
Nanook
in reply to Digit • •Digit
in reply to Nanook • • •curious. disabling notifications seems ineffective against mentions.
anyhoo, just came here to say
i reckon a better way to say what the original image nearish attempts say, would be like when Dave Lister meets his past self and exhasperatedly says
XD
but, idk if that translates well across the cultural divide. especially to usa that seems to be in its own special orwellian hole that's really tricky to communicate with. especially for stultophobes. ... which reminds me...
and ok, i'll bite and lend more verbiage to try help land the help to not look "obvliviously echo-chambered in willful ignorance" already on offer...
which kind of communism?
all of it?
even forms of anarcho-communism?
:3
or just the authoritarian tyranical centralised dominator sorts that emerge in the drift of the "more equal"'s hubris when there's an absence in emphasis on individual freedom and sovereignty to balance, and make meaningful, the promise of sorting everybody out.
i say the problem is not the communism aspect of what many in the mcarthian redscare hangover think communism means, as much the authoritarianism/totalitarianism/centralisation. can have forms of things called communism without that. same as libertarians on the economic right argue for theirs... except their problem's not a mere ideological/psychelogical(arrogance(beingmoreequal)) drift to curtail, it's an intrinsic hardwired fundamental of their political-philosophy, mechanistic even, in it taking money to make money, wealth accumulates, money is power, power corrupts, monopolies inevitably arise, corruption is absolute.
so i'd rather neither authoritarians on the left, nor authoritarians on the right, nor the ones in between, and each and all of them will play us off each other distracting us with "the left" and "the right" as they ply our priorities against each other, taking two freedoms not cared about on one side to give them one freedom, then playing those lost freedoms against the other side, offering one back, while taking two they dont care about, and vice-versa, sending us forever taking tyrannywards. i look forward to the day the ayn rands and emma goldmans of the world unite freedomwards, rather than getting suckered into uniting with the stalins and pinnochaets respectively, getting divided and conquered and sent as unwitting traitors to die for causes against their interests, lost in the terror, oblivious, thinking they're doing the right thing against the monstrous left which is all authoritarian, or the monstrous right which is all authoritarian, whichever lie they got sold on, to hide freedom/liberty/emancipation. ... though then the box tightens in whichever authoritarian side wins out, and then they create a fake left (or fake right), that's really just the same ploy carried out, but too late in the game, still only speaking in terms that are binary (or linear ~ if putting on a show of intellectualism for the well lobotomized and psyop'ed), still only speaking in terms of left and right, able to play that against the different audiences, hiding the free and not-free. certainly would rather neither, especially not falling for the cartoons of control on corporate media.
idk the extent of validity of that figure or for where/when that's supposed to apply (and i'll leave aside my "never met a #000000 human yet" bit, and the rest of the pedantic satirical propaganda/linguistic/psyop unpickings), but i will ask [even though risking questions being ignored ((benefit of the doubt) as rhetorical, like before (rather than unconscious ignorant or willful ignorant or rude/arrogant/condescending or whatever other less pleasant assumption easily jumped to))]:
Why do you think that is?
What list of causative factors can you include in your consideration?
Nanook
in reply to Digit • •@Digit Any kind, history shows communism only insures universal poverty and starvation and also insures a lack of individual rights and freedoms.
I acknowledge that liberal means something quite different in Europe than in the USA, more of a reference to economic freedom which IMHO is not a bad thing, but that's not what it means here.
Nanook
in reply to Digit • •BR 549 ☎
in reply to Nanook • •For the sake of this meme, the 'left' consists of all that mob pushing the political extremism over the last several years. There have been some very civil folks discussing progressive politics here for a decade or so, but the TDS morons have railroaded any civil discourse with "defund the police", and "mostly peaceful protests" (with pallets of bricks dropped at convenient points along the parade route), and all manner of vitriolic hate speech. so yeah, this is aimed at _that_ left. the people claiming Trump is Hitler and other patently absurd nonsense.
This is aimed at the 'left' of Facebook and Twitter, with their now-public censorship of, well, they censored a sitting President, so that's about as extreme as anything we have seen since the mid-20th century, or maybe the Civil War.
Donald Trump
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