I didn’t say presidents always condemn good things either. Most things, good and bad, don’t make it to the national level in the first place. I’m not saying Biden wouldn’t condemn a racist rally. I’m saying presidents as a political position, not any individual, rarely condemn anything that is regressive or reactionary. To my knowledge, not even Obama condemned the racist bullshit directed at him after winning. People were hanging racist effigies from trees.
Where the hell did you get that from? I’m asking for examples of any president condemning a Nazi protest. I can’t think of any time that’s occurred.
Which nazi protests were condemned by a president? Which wbc protests? Which NAMBLA protests?
It’s a slogan, not a factual statement. I’d be interested to hear about other protests condemned for being a truly bad cause. The only one that comes to mind is the insurrection. The Charlottesville rally saw only the antifascist counterprotestors get condemned.
If you’re asking about that bit of snark at the end about coerced labor, I can try to explain it.
I consider there to be 3 loose types of labor: forced, coerced, and controlled. Forced labor is what it sounds like: incarcerated labor, slavery, etc controlled through violence and defined by the bosses total control over their labor and often their life. Coerced labor shares a bit of overlap with forced labor, but it’s primarily defined through modern capitalist work in which workers must perform waged labor due to economic pressure.
Controlled labor would be the free association to work where the worker wished and contribute at their own pace. I consider the picturesque version of controlled labor to be a unionized worker cooperative in which all management is elected within a socialist economy. Work is still directed by management, but it’s free of coercion due to the lack of economic pressure that would require a person to be forced to work.
There will still be coercion through other means within such a socialist society, and it will still be just as evil as economic coercion. But we should strive to eliminate it wherever possible. That’s why I believe even the co-op would need a union, to establish protections against such coercion.
I was unable to come up with more than 1 example in the last 10 years, so it feels like a pretty safe slogan.
I mean sure that’s definitely an angle to the situations, but they were imprisoned for vastly different reasons. Or at least every reason that could make this a meme.
So you’re telling me that because he’s a generally terrible guy, it’s ok that he’s been a political prisoner for leaking the footage Chelsea Manning passed to him?
He had a short lived political show featuring interviews from people across the political spectrum. In 2012. There is no relevance here.
There’s nothing at all funny about this, even from a “haha Russia Today and ‘Russia today’”, and reeks of an unidentifiable but present political statement about Assange’s political imprisonment.
Those situations aren’t comparable. Why are you comparing them? Assange isn’t known for his time at RT. What are you trying to say?
they’re supposedly similar to saline, but I can’t find any sources for that, so take that with a grain of salt
Intentional or not, that is a grade A pun
Feeling like a 1 lately. Everything is happening all at once, so instead of becoming a 2, I’ve become very scatterbrained
That’s extremely dependent on the use case, but in my opinion, generally no. However CAMM has been released as an official JEDEC interface and does a good job at being a middle ground between repairability and speed.
If you allocate it right, you can add 200GB of swap space and then that 4GB of RAM will feel like 408GB!
There are real world performance benefits to ram being as close as possible to the CPU, so it’s not entirely without merit. But that’s what CAMM modules are for.
That’s my point. A billionaire owner can be functionally retired while still being “employed”. A worker who’s 65 years old cannot.
Capitalism forces even the unwilling to participate. It’s a matter of fact that the only way to afford a retirement in the last 50 years as a worker is to invest in private capital. I already want to see the total annihilation of coerced labor, I don’t want to work for my entire life.
I cannot functionally tell the difference from doing 2 hours of work at a Hampton vacation home and being retired. So I would say “not necessarily”.
If she’s sick of people thinking MN is crazy, she should get out of the public eye. People like her, lindell, and Jensen are why people think our state is crazy.