Capitalism (depending on how you define it) is coming up on 600 years soon. That's usually the point at which systems start to break and new ones emerge. Unfortunately, if you're a fan of Marx you'll be aware of his theory that cycles of power relations and exploitation tend to reproduce themselves within these new systems - unless that cycle is broken.
Nonameuser678
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Simple thought experiment. If you were alive during Hitler's death would you still feel the same way?
I don't like the idea of celebrating death because there's usually at least one person who is mourning and deserves to be respected in that. If people were celebrating the death of my loved one then yeah i'd feel pretty shitty about that.
But there is a certain category of person where this doesn't apply. If you're famous for doing war crimes then your death should be celebrated. It's less about the person and more about what they symbolise. If you use your existence to bring such suffering upon the world then humanity kind of has a duty to celebrate the loss of that existence from the world.
Bet he works from home though.
Rest in pissinger
Like Hagel's dialect? Personally I think Marx's extension of it is more interesting.
100 years too late.
Not sure if they count as a chocolate biscuit but I personally really love digestives.
Mass punishment of civilians is 100% a war crime.
What amazing initiative and sharp problem solving skills! We need this girl coordinating our response to the climate crises
Ok can I just state the obvious here that these roles require no tertiary qualifications. These people are in no way qualified to be administering any type of resilience course. They're not qualified to be working with these populations, period. Letting unqualified people fiddle around inside people's heads is no different than letting a regular person on the street perform surgery, it's incredibly harmful.
Soo plagiarism essentially?
Going to space! I'm disabled so it's highly unlikely that I would be able to, even if it was commercially available.