for those who haven't heard of it, here's the shortest possible way I can explain it
Dís Nuts lol
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Marx never considered the Dís Principle, which wasn't discovered until around the 1970s
It makes sense. "What about the children in Africa" was a very popular topic for activism and charities until fairly recently (I feel like the cause has lost momentum since 2016-ish)
Wait it's also a ripoff of They Live except the glasses make you a redditor
It's about a video game npc that becomes self aware, I think they're trying to copy The Truman Show where everyone reacts to him being free
This has to be what reeducation camps are made for, right? Do you think he could be taught that his porn addiction isn't a personality trait, or that forcing him to talk to other humans his age would eventually transform him into a productive member of society?
"30 year old openly attracted to anime children" is one of the most disgusting types of people I can imagine, I wonder if there's any hope for them
You may start to believe that the war you fought in was entirely pointless and only to the benefit of military contractors. This is normal
Imagine suffering from decades of oppression from the Japanese and then your "liberators" force you to speak English, a language you've never heard in your life. Just horrible
This doesn't seem incompatible with Maoism at all. Gotta adapt to your conditions and shit
Not to be a downer, but him and what army? Does he have the support of other groups, does he have candidates to run in a new party? Otherwise hes just created a 17th 3rd party, no better than the Greens or the PSL or anyone else
Hey guys, trans person here. I'm gonna prevent communism until I have the power to walk into every bathroom on earth or something. Luckily there is no subreddit of politically incorrect people who could stop me
Isekai anime are stories where a person is transported from the normal world into a fantasy one, where they are often incredibly powerful and have many girlfriends