its so farcical how other states have to spell out that attacking them is an act of war because the US & Europe are so impudent

Rostec is a military manufacturer! further, what you’re describing isn’t supported by the article and doesn’t really sound like central planning. when Pemex has a good year Mexico is not any less neoliberal

is russia a centrally planned, mobilized economy right now? this isn’t rhetorical

if France gets a GDP boost by cranking their military budget into their state arms companies i don’t think anybody would call that central planning. has Russia really reorganized their economy?

i argue that every trader joe exec should be shot

wait is that the og

oh definitely, just gotta wait for the civil war

dudes, and i cannot stress this enough, rock

probably situate this discrepancy in the enlightenment ideology of the liberal revolutions

Kyushu? sounds like a place russian siberia to me

so apparently no-ones really sure if sabre-rattling was a literal thing cavalry units used to do in battle, or if its a common sound from marching soldiers, or it was a personal threat from an officer

so fun when ill conceived food pulls off, i wanted a sandwich, don’t have any greens so looked at a wrinkly pepper on its last legs and decided fuck it pepper sandwich. and the pepper sandwich fucked

well the US is indeed colonizing the UK so for once the confuzed liberal logic brushes elbows with material reality

ayyup

shit i was thinking your dad was based for standing up to Big Car

i don’t know if it’s funny or depressing the way western media convinces rubes they’re “speaking to power” by soapboxing against state enemies in their own country.

a) how is Xi affected by this action b) how are you at risk for this action

mining is perfectly sustainable provided the thing they’re digging up is valued/prioritized high enough. thing about closed mines is they’re never actually “picked clean”, they’re picked to the extent that labor & technology made it profitable at the time. in the USSR mining continued, and the miners got better working conditions & more vacation time. they also didn’t have to worry about the price of bauxite falling a cent & having to close the mine.

but mining towns actually should have a sustained presence afterward because mine-holes leak and require remediation for decades, which is more manageable with some leftover infrastructure

are the french and indians attacking yemen too? or just helping with the damage to boats?

operating on like 4 layers here

shoudda hit on Hrol