• Felhfeltetel ☭@lemmygrad.ml
    31·
    9 months ago

    My application to be a member of the party has been accepted! This Sunday, I’ll be attending my first ever meeting! Such a joyous occasion.

    Éljen a munkáspárt! 🚩🇭🇺

  • Comradesexual@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
    22·
    9 months ago

    I pandered buying a commie pin for my backpack, but I’m trying not to get hatecrimed and I already have a high risk being a femboy.

    • Oppo@lemmygrad.ml
      17·
      9 months ago

      If you get a red star you can just say “what no it’s just a cool star”

    • SpaceDogs@lemmygrad.ml
      5·
      9 months ago

      Where do you even get a hold of communist pins? I’ve debated getting some myself (subtle as I don’t want to be attacked) but I don’t know where would be good to get them.

      • Comradesexual@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
        9·
        9 months ago

        You can find some on websites like Temu, but they won’t be named “communism”. I found one here. I’ve noticed they frequently get resold with a big margin on western sites. This way you will directly pay the producer.

  • xkyfal18@lemmygrad.ml
    19·
    9 months ago

    CW: deteriorating mental health, depressive tendencies

    My mental health has deteriorated horribly since uni started back in September. I hate university so much and I don’t think it will ever be a good experience for me, since I’m not a very sociable person and I find myself very irritable lately…

    I want to find an alternative (my main interests are the gym and programming) that at least gives me enough money to live, because I’ve accepted I will never be happy. However, my parents seem to hate that idea and have tried their hardest to keep me from dropping out. It’s been hard.

    With that being said, hope you all have had a good week!

  • rando895@lemmygrad.ml
    18·
    9 months ago

    I’m gonna be real. I’m getting tired of seeing news articles about things that are obviously going to be happening under capitalism.

    Yes they are privatizing everything. Yes they are killing everything and everyone.etc etc etc.

    Is there a community, or an interest at all, where we can post something and talk about praxis?

    So instead of “they are ruining healthcare!”. Could maybe have at least one community where it’s:

    They are ruining healthcare (article) and my town and I have started organizing against it.

    Or : there are so many homeless! (Article) we started this mutual aid group. Any advice?

    I just think it can become a distraction from real action constantly reinforcing what we know, without an effort or recognition of each other’s praxis.

    • Tovarish Tomato@lemmygrad.ml
      16·
      9 months ago

      I get where your coming from but I’d also like to point out that for me personally these articles come in pretty handy when I’m discussing these things that we know will happen with friends that don’t. They’re a useful tool to back up my arguments when I try radicalizing people, as it’s helpful to be able to point to specific instance where these things are happening right now, in an effort to convince others that theories established long ago are correct.

      • rando895@lemmygrad.ml
        8·
        9 months ago

        You’re right of course. I suppose it’s frustrating knowing there are dozens of us and we don’t have a place to share successes and failures of praxis. Maybe I have internalized the sentiment that social media is a distraction from action.

  • DankZedong @lemmygrad.ml
    18·
    9 months ago

    So I was walking through the city this evening when a guy started talking to me. Thinking he was some sort of street sales person fot whatever internet company or something, I politely told him to leave me alone. But then he said he was collecting money for Palestine and I felt bad. He was raising money to send water filters to Gaza. I donated of course but I still felt shit lol.

  • Darkerseid@lemmygrad.ml
    17·
    9 months ago

    Every time a chinese company release an LLM, there are fkn libs always asking it about tankman and posting its response. I’m fkn sick of it.

        • Darkerseid@lemmygrad.ml
          9·
          9 months ago

          The thing is all the llms spit out something even for MOVE bombings. I need something that is clearly wrong/censored, not up to date but came out recently due to declassification

            • Darkerseid@lemmygrad.ml
              6·
              9 months ago

              Julian Assange, through WikiLeaks, released various documents, videos, and diplomatic cables that provided the public with information on a range of topics, including the practices of the United States military and government. Among the most notable releases were:

              Collateral Murder Video (April 2010): WikiLeaks published gun camera footage of a July 2007 airstrike in Baghdad in which Iraqi journalists were killed by an Apache helicopter, along with other civilians. The video raised significant public concern about the conduct of U.S. forces in Iraq, with many people viewing the incident as a war crime.

              Afghanistan War Logs (July 2010): These were a compilation of more than 76,900 documents that detailed the war in Afghanistan. The logs included reports of civilian casualties and evidence of the challenges faced by soldiers on the ground, which were not widely reported in the public domain.

              Iraq War Logs (October 2010): This release contained nearly 400,000 military logs from the Iraq War, which also documented civilian deaths and instances of torture by Iraqi forces that were known to the U.S. military.

              CableGate (November 2010): WikiLeaks released a trove of diplomatic cables that included candid assessments of foreign leaders and blunt descriptions of U.S. diplomacy.

              Some of these disclosures did reveal information that many people, including human rights activists and journalists, argue exposed potential war crimes and abuses of power. Critics argue that the release of this information was in the public interest, as it provided transparency regarding matters that have significant moral, legal, and political implications.

              However, the U.S. government has argued that the release of classified information by WikiLeaks endangered lives by exposing the identities of informants and compromising national security. This has been the basis for the legal actions taken against Assange, including his indictment on charges of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion, rather than the act of publishing sensitive material.

              The debate around Assange’s actions involves complex discussions about the balance between national security, the public’s right to know, and the protection of whistleblowers versus the legal boundaries of classified information.

              • Water Bowl Slime@lemmygrad.ml
                9·
                9 months ago

                Hmmm I see that the robot didn’t say anything about jurisdiction. Assange isn’t American nor was he on American territory when he published the information. Siding with the US government on this case is effectively giving American courts the power to govern the entire planet.

  • DankZedong @lemmygrad.ml
    16·
    9 months ago

    Tempted to start calling Dutch libs who are against farmers protests genocide deniers like they do with the Holodomor

  • Shrike502@lemmygrad.ml
    14·
    9 months ago

    Drone was intercepted near Dzerzjinsk last night. Yes, it is named after Felix Dzerzjinsky. No, it’s nowhere near the Ukrainian border. If fact it’s further away than Moscow.

  • DankZedong @lemmygrad.ml
    14·
    9 months ago

    The Dutch socialist sub is having a proper funny infighting session this week. Two or three MLs (though they seem to be ultras actually) are constantly starting shit about NATO being evil and the socdems and libs are getting mad about it.

    Shows how far from socialism The Netherlands is.