other instances: why do you hate us?

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I don't really hate hexbear per se, it's just that I feel like it's kind of... unserious. Not that that's a bad thing, of course, it's just not really what I'm used to.
- Nazi punks fuck off
  
  leftist dive bar
  Is this a thing and if so where is it?
  
  I used to live in Southern California and unfortunately never stumbled across one but I definitely want to now.
- Most of us have been through our serious phase already and have been fully jokerfied by years of failure of the left and basically no hope whatsoever.
  To take communism super seriously as a westerner almost is a joke on its own, there’s such a difference between what you aim for and what reality is
  
  Finally got a chance to use this lol.
  ok but seriously, what with China, and now Niger, Burkina Faso, Russia draining NATO, BRICS expansion etc, why shouldn't we be hopeful?
  
  I have a lot of hope for a multipolar world and actually existing socialist nations.
  I have no hope for America or the core, at least it would have to go through such a period of turbulent crisis and collapse first that it would be unrecognizable to us before it’s redeemable
  
  Well, Russia is draining NATO expansion because it's invaded Ukraine and cost thousands of lives, and this struggle is between two capitalist empires which both want to do more capitalism, so there's no benefit to either side winning
  
  It was very much not sincere, but a parody of anti-russ nonsense, alas.
  
  Yeah, clearly wasn't clear, my bad.
  
  There is a difference between an outcome representing "justice" and it being beneficial. No outcome represents justice, but Russia winning is beneficial to multipolarity.
  
  No one thinks Putin does anything out of the goodness of his heart. It is nonetheless beneficial for him to win, both for the people of Donbas and for multipolarity. Beyond that, he will surely give the Azovites a harder time than Zelensky is.
  
  I wish peace talks succeeded too. I don't like the war, I just think one winner is a better outcome than the other, and it's not the one who consistently undermined the peace talks.
  There's nothing cowardly about having compassion, the war is a ridiculous waste of human life. I am simply saying that there are ways of rating outcomes beyond the (correctly prioritized) criteria of "is there a war or not?"
  Edit: ps it wasn't just a post Soviet issue. Look up Operation Bloodstone
  
  Edit: ps it wasn’t just a post Soviet issue. Look up Operation Bloodstone
  To anyone reading: also check out operation aerodynamic.
- As a chronic shitposter, there's a certain balance between irony-poisoned and sincerity that I feel hexbear embodies and I feel comfortable in.
- You have no idea how serious this is.

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