I’m not at all saying this is how I feel.

I was raised a Christian and considered myself one until I reached the age of reason. So I have some insight into how they think.

A lot of Christians will say no to believing in Aliens but because they believe God created humans and gave us the universe.

Or in a similar vain, because aliens aren’t mentioned in the Bible they don’t think they are real.

The profits of investors is a very low priority concern.

What matters is the material conditions of the people.

China let housing markets exist just to get the houses built. Now that they have way more houses than they need, investors are left out to dry like they should be.

There will always be schmucks trying to get rich off the market. It’s our job to force the market to build things that people need. The needs of investors are irrelevant.

Spoonfed propaganda. Have you ever even seen the full tank man video? I was told in school he got ran over, but he literally walks up to the tank and talks to the soldier before leaving the scene

In the US you would have been brought to a black site and had your skin peeled off.

https://youtu.be/2Oq2k066A1w

China has over 95% home ownership and no property tax.

Steam OS time

Download as PDF. It’s so dumb when people send .docx and other project files.

I appreciate that it is peertube

The middle class doesn’t exist. There is the working class and the idle rich

Gen Z is not the same thing as Gen Alpha. Gen Z grew up on PC.

“Redneck” was literally a labor movement term before it became a insult for poor rural people. During the Coalfield Wars (1910s-20s), Appalachian miners—many wearing red bandanas as a union symbol (“red necks”)—waged open war against corporately bought private armies and the US military. The Battle of Blair Mountain (1921) saw 10,000+ armed miners (called rednecks by both sides) fighting cops and strikebreakers in the largest labor uprising in U.S. history. Socialists like Eugene Debs even rallied these “rednecks” as class warriors. The term got whitewashed later, but it started as a badge of honor for strikers.

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