saw this comment under some reposter at trueanon.

perhaps it was my fault for not reading much theory, but i really really like the insight harper shares in this video, explicitly that we are improving ourselves not because we want to be better workers for capitalist exploitation,

but that we are be the best we can so we can be people in progressive movement that people look up to.

people can look at and say "i can admire this person".

the mindset of the becoming more educated/competent/fit to better advance proletarian causes reminds me of that scene from the phasmid to harry from the game disco elysium.

Thank you. I also have one more thing to say to you: that woman -- turn from the ruin. Turn and go forward. Do it for the working class. if IsHighestPolitical("communist")

“You’re gonna punch me?”

“Yeah”

“Then you’re gonna in trouble for that”

“Okay”

Followed by this frame is one of the hardest things I’ve seen on the internet this week.

instagram post with the video

catbox link to the video(1080?)

the hyperlink below directs you to the og post, but don't give the chud any views, it is just reactionary comments

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/7595966

So-called "swoletariats" are exercising for the resistance.

There’s a lot of fitness content in conservative manosphere circles – that’s not new – but now, there are also fitness influencers who call themselves the “swoletariat.” That’s a combination of the word “swole,” meaning buff, and “proletariat,” meaning the working class — the swoletariat are people whose fitness regimens connect to leftist politics. NPR's Life Kit producer Margaret Cirino shares her reporting with Brittany on the history of leftist fitness – and why she’s seeing the swoletariat picking up steam on social media.

"In the dark times, should the stars also go out?"

"In the dark times, should the stars also go out?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7wg8kMDhe8&t=4174s

“They specifically asked me if I knew where the Hmong families lived on my street and in the neighborhood.”

Lugert-Thom responded, “I don’t know anything about that” and she said they then asked, “Well, what about the Asian families?” She also told them she didn’t know, so they would leave.

She said she posted about it on Facebook because “I was a bit shaken and a bit shocked of what I was asked to do.”

i remember these was this picture drawn of this event, a chinese citizen drew Arwyn Heilrayne depicted as Lady Liberty - was trying to find it; couldn't.

but found out about the woman (or teenager at the time) who was arrested, Arwyn Heilrayne; who was 19 at the time - according to the video, diagnosed with PTSD.

i just remember this photo because it reminds me alot of the occupy wallstreet protest photo, though the woman in the campus photo is under much distress.

i am not alt texting this, copied and pasted multiple tweets today

EDIT according to the message relay from doubledealer this message is incorrect

from malwarebytes We’ve updated this article after realising we contributed to a perfect storm of misunderstanding around a recent change in the wording and placement of Gmail’s smart features. The settings themselves aren’t new, but the way Google recently rewrote and surfaced them led a lot of people (including us) to believe Gmail content might be used to train Google’s AI models, and that users were being opted in automatically. After taking a closer look at Google’s documentation and reviewing other reporting, that doesn’t appear to be the case.