A good explanation of the profound distrust of institutions, especially corporate media

I understand.

Question: When BLM organizes a march, which explicit ideology are they rallying around?

Whatever it is… it is Marxist as ■■■■■

Neo-Marxist. PoMo depending on the particular topic. CRT is the former. Queer theory more the latter.

The end goal is the same.

Even if one accepts that China was responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic, that per se did not cause Trump to lose the election. In other jurisdictions there have been increased support for leaders and governments that have handled the pandemic competently.

I am sure that you believe that to be true.

In before MARCUSE!!!

Yes, perhaps if the elites in the elites in the US had not sold their souls to China there would have been a more rational reaction.

Instead the vast anti-Trump alliance that Time magazine celebrated used the COVID pandemic to rig election laws and the Trump-hating media falsely claimed that the deaths and economic disruptions were Trump’s fault.

Personally I believe that the US media is under the control the FBI/CIA, not China, but they were all close allies during the election. Now that Trump has been removed from office, it looks like cracks are appearing in the alliance.

It absolutely is true. And Gramsci, Foucault, Derrida, Adorno, Butler, Bell, Crenshaw, etc.

Delgado credits Gramsci in “THE TEXT!”.

I believe I found the mama of “Defund The Police”.

That doesn’t explain why in other jurisdictions leaders and governments that have handled the pandemic competently have seen increases in their support.

The US death rate have been lower than those of many other countries (including the UK, Italy, Belgium) that did not see the incredibly negative coverage from the media as seen in the US.

Logically the big difference was that other countries were not targeted by an alliance between China and the CIA for regime change as was the case in the US.

Country cases death case fatality rate death rate per 100,00
Peru 2,088,143 194,845 9.3% 599.33
Hungary 808,661 30,013 3.7% 307.20
Bosnia and Herzegovina 205,267 9,665 4.7% 292.79
Czech Republic 1,670,348 30,335 1.8% 284.31
San Marino 5,094 90 1.8% 265.80
North Macedonia 155,866 5,487 3.5% 263.36
Montenegro 100,567 1,621 1.6% 260.55
Bulgaria 422,797 18,163 4.3% 260.37
Brazil 19,262,518 538,942 2.8% 255.36
Moldova 257,766 6,219 2.4% 234.00
Slovakia 392,000 12,524 3.2% 229.63
Colombia 4,583,442 114,833 2.5% 228.12
Argentina 4,719,952 100,695 2.1% 224.07
Belgium 1,102,069 25,208 2.3% 219.50
Italy 4,278,319 127,840 3.0% 212.02
Slovenia 258,045 4,425 1.7% 211.93
Croatia 361,218 8,233 2.3% 202.41
Paraguay 442,207 14,120 3.2% 200.44
Poland 2,881,151 75,191 2.6% 198.02
United Kingdom 5,301,296 128,864 2.4% 192.81
United States 33,975,642 608,398 1.8% 185.35

I did say handled the pandemic competently. What the UK is planning to do in the near future is reckless in the extreme.

You can’t be serious?

What is Australia’s CFR?

Yeah, racism is integrally linked to capitalism. And I think it’s a mistake to assume that we can combat racism by leaving capitalism in place. As Cedric Robinson pointed out in his book Black Marxism , capitalism is racial capitalism. And, of course, to just say for a moment, that Marx pointed out that what he called primitive accumulation, capital doesn’t just appear from nowhere. The original capital was provided by the labor of slaves. The Industrial Revolution, which pivoted around the production of capital, was enabled by slave labor in the U.S. So, I am convinced that the ultimate eradication of racism is going to require us to move toward a more socialist organization of our economies, of our other institutions. I think we have a long way to go before we can begin to talk about an economic system that is not based on exploitation and on the super-exploitation of Black people, Latinx people and other racialized populations.

Sound familiar?

I’ll give the source soon.

A. D. ?

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https://www.powells.com/book/are-prisons-obsolete-9781583225813

Pattern @SixFoot?

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Sounds like some spooky stuff that they are talking about.

On the flip side, William Regenery II has left this mortal coil… but I dare not make any assumptions as to the “good” or " bad" of his nature.

And then there’s this:

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LANGUAGE WARNING: IT IS EDITED BUT WORDS ARE DISCERNIBLE

Got nothing?

It’s not scary. It is undeniable.

If less people is not better, why Maine? Why no kids?

:eyes:

This is a good bit of honesty.