>1st world socialists use the same hysterical talking points as other 1st world fascist failchildren

imagine being such a soulless waste of humanity that the only value you see in one of gods creations (literally the biggest group of animals on earth) is if they "taste good". Makes me think of what Nietscheze said:

The last man is the archetypal passive nihilist. He is tired of life, takes no risks, and seeks only comfort and security. Therefore, The Last Man is unable to build and act upon a self-actualized ethos.

:Peter-Coffin:

the petit bourgeois socialist is a domesticated creature that lacks the human potential of controlling its environment. These worthless failchildren will never be able to conceive of the idea of "its better to feed our chickens bugs than soy". I bet these woke petit Karens who make condescending tweets with communism rhetoric have never visited a farm in their life.

They're just complacent losers who think they're virtuous and strong for soyfacing about "Fully Automated Luxury Space Communism". The opposite is true, Walmart socialism is the ideology for weak people who fear hard work and getting sun tanned like their apartheid child slaves

        • RNAi [he/him]
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          3 years ago

          It's a funny rambling, not an essay. The core concept of this is the very old take "twitter socialists piss and moan at the idea of maybe being mildly discomforted, hence they are just posers", all the rambling is just embelishment for bit sake.

  • SorosFootSoldier [he/him, they/them]
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    3 years ago

    The opposite is true, Walmart socialism is the ideology for weak people who fear hard work and getting sun tanned like their apartheid child slaves

    :jesse-wtf:

    • DeathToBritain [she/her,they/them]
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      3 years ago

      it's the idea that FALGSC will only come about in the west, and insulates the white first world workers from needing to work, keeping their skin light at they don't go out in the sun

        • DeathToBritain [she/her,they/them]
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          3 years ago

          idk why people think these posts are so hard to understand! they can be obtuse in some of the phrasing, but the concepts tend to be pretty straight forwards

                • DeathToBritain [she/her,they/them]
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                  3 years ago

                  ealmart absolutely is a temple to opulence. it's an endless stream of cheap goods, you can get anything you need there

                  • AlexandairBabeuf [they/them]
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                    3 years ago

                    also where you get poverty wages and strikebroken

                    i get where its coming from but the 'benefit' aint really there for most people

                      • DeathToBritain [she/her,they/them]
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                        3 years ago

                        the first world labour aristocracy has a huge access to things that is just not a thing elsewhere. when I was making less than minimum wage, I could still afford video games and shit

                            • SiskoDid2ThingsWrong [none/use name]
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                              3 years ago

                              It is. It’s also a trade off.

                              Look access to cheap consumer goods is definitely one thing helping keep the first world workers pacified, but I don’t think that alone is enough to rob them of class consciousness.

                              Also let’s consider that globalization and increasing industrialization of the global south means that even workers in the 3 world have better access to consumer goods. I’ve seen picks of kids in favelas with PS2s, the number of actual peasants in the world is shrinking.

                              • AvgMarighellaEnjoyer [he/him,any]
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                                3 years ago

                                PS2s are probably the most popular console in history in Brazil. there's still a decent market for pirated PS2 games and there are developers who keep updating the old PES and FIFA PS2 games with newer players. 7th and 8th generation consoles didn't catch on quite as much and 9th gen is insanely expensive.
                                smartphones are also very common place across the country.

                    • DeathToBritain [she/her,they/them]
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                      3 years ago

                      I mean it is, it's a material abuncance of cheap goods. that is something that most of the world does not have. it's not a universal good, but it is one of the big things of the imperial core that makes it the core

      • RNAi [he/him]
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        3 years ago

        I understood the slaves part as a reference to current relationship between twitter socialists from rich countries and third world workers who indirectly serve them, (many of them literal children under slave conditions).

  • LeninWalksTheWorld [any]
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    3 years ago

    all I gotta say is y'all already eat insects they just ground them up first so you don't see them all over your grains and such

    post on BMF o7

  • Saint [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    Genuine question: can you not tell that your posts are very hard to understand, or do you not care?

    • RNAi [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      The crypticness is part of the fun

    • FlakesBongler [they/them]
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      3 years ago

      I understand it

      We all have to become farmers and get farmer's tans because eating bugs is better than child slavery according to some dead German guy

      • RNAi [he/him]
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        3 years ago

        eating bugs is better than child slavery

        Yes.

        • RNAi [he/him]
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          3 years ago

          Automation didn't impede the existence of sweatshops cuz sweatshops are still cheaper than robots.

          • EmmaGoldman [she/her, comrade/them]M
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            3 years ago

            Sure, but I can't imagine the "star trek replicators for everything" people want there to be sweat shops. I feel like that's the whole point of the FALGSC thing: that there's no more exploitative labour or any labour at all.

            • RNAi [he/him]
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              Of course.

              The joke is about "people from rich countries, who benefit from sweatshops just cuz they live where they live, are lazy and hipercritic of any proposed strategy for how to solve urgent problems. They want utopia but too lazy to do it so they just complain"

              Do I share this sentiment? No. Some people are like this, yes, but of course this is a generalization.

              Again, the point of this shitpost is just some random take covered in rambling.

  • buh [any]
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    3 years ago

    I just like the cricket loaf, okay?

  • Grownbravy [they/them]
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    3 years ago

    After telling me just what this post was trying to say, can someone give me a hand? My eyes rolled all the way to the back of my head and I’m afraid they’re going to get stuck like this

    • hahafuck [they/them]
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      3 years ago

      twitter socialists "(((they))) eat insects" failsons consumerists, Marxian ecologists

      socialists talking points 1st world fascist failchildren

      soulless humanity value gods creations “taste good”. Nietscheze:

      The last man archetypal passive nihilist. Therefore, The Last Man self-actualized ethos.

      :Peter-Coffin:

      petit bourgeois socialist domesticated human potential environment. worthless failchildren conceive idea “bugs soy”. woke petit Karens condescending tweets communism rhetoric farm.

      complacent losers virtuous soyfacing “Fully Automated Luxury Space Communism”. Walmart socialism ideology weak people hard work apartheid child slaves

  • Mardoniush [she/her]
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    3 years ago

    a) Insects taste like prawns, delicious.

    b) if you try to take my stick insects you'll wish you were blood eagled.

    c) how many bottles of wine is drunk?