Social Democracy in action

East Pakistan (As it was called then) tried to impose their culture and language on the Bengalis as well as economic disparity between East and West Pakistan, which led to the 1971 liberation war, headed by Mujibur Rahman under the Awami League, internationally supported by the Eastern Bloc and India and Pakistan being supported by the West. During the Liberation War, Pakistan slaughtered 1000s of people on the suspicion of them being secessionists, mainly minority Hindus. Eventually Bangladesh gained independence and merged the Awami League as well as 2 Communist Parties to create the Bangladesh Peasants' Workers' People's League, clearly inspired by Sukarno, until the US overthrew him, killing him and his family in 1975. Afterward Ziaur Rahman under the newly formed Bangladesh Nationalist Party assumed power, and imposed market economic reforms and removed Rahman’s secular policies, he ruled until his assassination in 1981, then Hussain Muhammad Ershad assumed power until 1991

History repeats

I now support the death penalty

Land of free speech and liberty

However you can go to ‘Support the Cuban people’

I want to vote Biden because he is more likely to kick the bucket between 2024-2028, which guarantees a day off sometime between now and then.

Ireland keeps taking Ws

If you got a new job in a different city, they gave you a new flat, at least in Romania

Didn’t he just sell Starlink to the IDF when the war began?

I wonder why communist leaders are some of the most popular leaders in their former socialist republics 🧐🧐

Nothing more ‘socialist’ than supporting the current world order but with some welfare