I’m not validating their claim, I’m debunking the shifting goalpost argument. They since the beginning of the argument points out that the trend happens in all developed capitalist nations minus the ones that suffers from imperialism.
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It’s a trend observable in all capitalist nations. If you develop enough, the rate of profit falls, and so you need to expand outward to profit. This is the basis of imperialism, the carving out of the global south for profit. Across the west, this is a fact, even if it manifests in different ways.
Those on the imperialized end cannot themselves really become imperialist, and the total capital to be imperialized is limited
He didn’t even made this, is a screenshot of a bunch of browsers that appears for 2 seconds on a video.
The bar is too low.
Come on you don’t need to go that far.
You can love the guillotine without liking the French.
ZeroHora@lemmy.mlto Open Source@lemmy.ml•Is there alternative TikTok frontend (like Freetube) ?English12·11 days agoLibreRedirect? It does work, it’s even on their page.
Is the response for “if was Kamala nothing of this would happen”.
“The strongest, most lethal fighting force in the world.” would do the same fucking shit
Getting close since the 90s.
How they will teach about the military dictatorship era of my country without mentioning Operation Condor?
ZeroHora@lemmy.mlto Privacy@lemmy.ml•What is the catch with Epic Games' free games?English3·25 days agoEven without that, I don’t think a game running on their own wine prefix can interact with your Steam running on Linux system directly.
It would be pretty amazing if this godforsaken company only looked at Linux to fuck us like that.
the first bomb was dropped on 6 August, the Soviet Union declared war on the 8th. But contrary to American expectations and post-war claims, the author’s diligent research in the Japanese sources demonstrates conclusively that it was the Soviet declaration of war, not the atomic bombs, that forced the Japanese to surrender unconditionally.
I hope the accessibility program to read the screen can read this.
You cannot expect people to read, it’s unreasonable.
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Why would chinese people discuss the event or share pics of the place using the ENGLISH name instead of the chinese one? Thought process too complex…
Palestine is too complicated but Ukraine is a clear definition of the good guys vs the bad guys, you’re just too tankie to see how clear it is!
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Good job Syril!
From their FAQ
What is the point of Leta?
Leta aims to present a reliable and trustworthy way of searching privately on the internet.
However, Leta is useless as a service if you use the perfect non-logging VPN, a privacy focussed DNS service, a web browser that resists fingerprinting, and correlation attacks from global actors. Leta is also useless if your browser blocks all cookies, tracking pixels and other tracking technologies.
For most people Leta can be useful, as the above conditions cannot ever truly be met by systems that are available today.
If you use their VPN and their browser or any firefox properly configured there is no reason to use Leta.
No it’s not. He sets the scope as “all capitalist nations that have not been imperialised”, which is logical. How can an imperialised country be imperialist towards another?
You are trying to include them in your argument.