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>spiteful mutants who hate their dads and fantasize about burning civilization to the ground calling the only ones standing in their way "sociopathic"

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>>339
Well yeah. It's obvious that these O9A anti-civ mutants aren't smart. It's projection all the way down.
>the only ones standing in their way
8 billion people are standing in their way. Even most rightoids hate neo-nazis, and even they can't stand the edgy satanic retards infiltrating their LARP groups.
O9A groups have done little more than groom and torture a statistically trivial amount of people, their fantasy about burning civilization down is laughable. I'm more worried about being struck by lightning.

>>340
The right are precisely neo-nazis or ordinary nationalists. Bees against honey?

>>334
>Are Ylva Johansson and Ursula von der Leyen fascists?

These two damn ladies are capitalists from the bourgeois layer who promote and sponsor projects that benefit them. Without destroying capitalism we cannot destroy nazism.

>>341
>The right are precisely neo-nazis or ordinary nationalists. Bees against honey?
The 'left-right' dichotomy is not a useful way to look at the world.
For example, Mussolini, the father of Fascism, who would regularly insult the German Nazis and especially Hitler as being "a silly little monkey", and who famously said that race wasn't a real thing:
<Race? It is a feeling, not a reality. Ninety-five per cent, at least. Nothing will ever make me believe that biologically pure races can be shown to exist today. National pride has no need of the delirium of race.
Even within groups like fascist ideology, or socialist ideology, there are groups which are extremely different. Then there are many conflicting groups with common values - US Libertarians and social anarchists both highly value liberty, and have allied with each other against White supremacists in the past. Whether related groups will ally or fight is complicated, far beyond simple 'left-right' labels.

But in this case, it's clearer - most patriotic nationalists outside of Germany hate neo-nazis for obvious reasons, and most neo-nazis would consider O9A to be 'degenerate' and anti-state in many obvious ways. Despite the similarities we see, they are still very different groups with contradictory values.

>>346
If right-wingers hate other right-wingers, it is often competition. There is also a lot of disagreement and competition among the left and antifa. For example, I have met antifa who work for “uncle” for money and this is contradictory, such antifa lack critical thinking and they are afraid to think independently and go beyond the boundaries established by their capitalist uncle. You are right about fascism and nazism. Initially, there were no elements of racism and nationalism in fascism, but later Hitler and Mussolini united and after that there was an element of nationalism in fascism.

>If there was an Entertainment section, it is where I would post this
Might end up being moved to >>>/social/'s stray posts thread, so if it disappears, have a look there.

>>212 (OP) 
I wouldn't be able to do much new investigation work because I'm stretched thin with other projects, but I'd be happy to help with any archiving.

>>213
I may be a bit taking in too much, I'm trying to think of good ways to find them. Maybe some luck with finding semi-known figures, those already known to have been there and posting about their warcrimes? Then one could just follow the content pipelines from there.

>>215
>Then one could just follow the content pipelines from there.
Yeah, I would guess this kind of thing can have a network effect, where finding one or two will lead you to their friends and their friends' friends.

I'm gonna go with "Pharisees still B pharisees." ...and some Jewish peoples kids regardless of personal beliefs listen to them.

>>212 (OP) 
check out the Hind Rijab foundation, they are already doing this

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>>175
Cool vid, and it's definitely true. Not all socialists are loud and proud,and you definitely won't see plenty of them if you aren't in certain circles, like the union movement.

>>243
for sure. the org and ptddtot threads already have a few examples of me finding people in odd places.

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I've talked to two different people this year who believed revolution would be a bad approach because many people will probably die in the process, as with historical examples.

I'd like a trolley problem image which illustrates, the current system is killing thousands of people each month, a revolution will stop killing those people but a whole lot of other people will die immediately. Which is the better choice?

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I remember one post in particular where an anon said they were an ancap and started reading the Communist Manifesto so they could better dunk on commies and realized Marx was actually right about most of it.

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>>135
Oh great, now I'm going down a [Western article] rabbit hole on China's wages and cost of living:
>Each province, municipality, or region sets its own minimum wage in accordance with its own local conditions. According to the country's Employment Promotion Plan, minimum wages are supposed to increase in accordance with local living standards by at least 13 percent through 2015 and be no less than 40 percent of the average local wages. Minimum wages under such policies increased by an average 12.6 percent rate between 2008-2012. However, the growth rate of minimum wage levels decreased in 2016, reflecting the Chinese government’s effort to reduce pressure on enterprises resulting from the uneven growth between labor costs and production rates.
I know China has different conditions, developing status, etc., but comparing to their economic rival, around 20 US states didn't make a 13% jump over a full 10 years (most not even increasing beyond the federal rate at all, last changed in 2009).

I'm interested in contributing, mainly in filling in stuff that needs filling in. I'm probably stronger with the visual stuff and layout than like writing the articles. I think one of the questions to ask is what content do we want and how much of each? Do we want more polemics or more political analysis? Do we want to include snippets like poetry or visual art on some pages to break up the content?

>>127
>another thing to consider as far as editorial concerns is how we go about deciding what goes in and doesn't.
Part of it is also how you put it together, you know editor type decisions. How do you fit the pieces together in the PDF or equivalent? Layout is a big part of putting together any kind of book/zine type of thing. Both in terms of order and where stuff goes on the page. Playing with the layout is kind of a trope associated with zines.

>>128
>As for what content to allow and disallow, or which to prioritize, that would depend on the mission and target audiences. And if the audience is the general socialist circles and mission is to raise our own voices, then it can be pretty broad. On the other hand, allowing the edgiest things this site permits might interfere with the mission by building a bad reputation.
Makes the most sense to put our best foot forward. As for audi

>>140 (NTC)
>I think zines are kind of popular in the tabletop community at large, as a way of sharing rules and other content.
Cool, I didn't know that. I've mostly just really seen them in anarchist/punk adjacent scenes (including cyber culture I'm intentionally worming around the word 'cyberpunk')
>In the age of the internet where people regularly share multiple megabyte videos as reaction images it should be really easy and normal to share lightweight texts.
I helped a site out with a casual zine and it ended up being about 10MB, because it was somewhat image-heavy for aesthetic purposes, and with a bit of luck we can now reduce that using newer image formats (reminder that PNG and JPG were made in 1996 and 1992). Worst case, if a site didn't handle PDFs, we just shared with the cover image and a link.

>>143
Hey if you're really limited on data you can always resort to ASCII art. They got automatic generators for that nowadays.

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>>144
Oh it's not like that, I just mean it's good to avoid having to compress images until noticeable quality loss AND not having to make readers wait for a 30MB download.
For an interesting example of lightweight images, you can look at LOW←TECH MAGAZINE's solar-powered version:
https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/
There's also a lot of interesting articles about efficiency.

>>38
>rapid zionism among American elites and even American Jewish elites wasn't automatic after world war 2
Yeah, I would have assumed at least the 1948 Arab–Israeli War would have kicked up a fuss. It's hard for me to comprehend something as serious as a systematic genocide of millions, in Europe (as I've witnessed with the recent Ukraine conflict, events in Europe simply hold special weight in the rest of the West), didn't even make the US Jews notably vocal.

>>37
>p43 (after footnote 22), p53
It's interesting how promoting a mythology of universal gentile hatred against Jews has in turn fueled real antisemitic excuses. Any imageboard neo-nazi will give you the line about how every country in Europe has persecuted Jews so there must be a reason for it.
That irony is a pattern I think can be generalised, where supremacy ideology (be it racial, religious, or anything, really) just ends up validating its opposition.
Whether intentionally or not, this is the kind of feedback loop modern neo-nazis aim to exploit, agitating for a race war by random acts of violence, then escalating whenever the victim group retaliates, eventually forcing every person to become awoken and pick a side. Unfortunately for them, much of society and more every day is far too heterogeneous to be vulnerable to that kind of dumb racist garbage and will correctly recognize racial supremacy (rather than ethnicity) as the real culprit.

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>>37
The section on Holocaust Museums' omission and downplaying of non-Jewish victims is disturbing, although I'm glad it's in there. It's an especially relevant topic to us.
Contrast with most Holocaust memorial sculptures in Europe, which primarily feature the downward red arrow, Politisch, which also included people who rescued Jews.

Guys why cant i join the matrix ? it says im not a part of the requried rooms/spaces to join the room

>>85
The rooms were set so someone had to be a member of the Nuclear Change space before joining. I've changed that, now they're public.