CarbonScored [any] @ CarbonScored @hexbear.net

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It is a funny to be criticised for not knowing what value is, when your side basically wrote the book on economic value.

Everyone knows that the guy who goes "I have this great idea for an app" is the truly talented person. Whoever spends 10 years building it is just a pointless poor person

This is some baller stuff, I'll join the sea of voices and say I also want to try out welding. Maaaybe I will if I can make something half this cool.

The article seems to be vastly misrepresenting this bill that just basically just bans 'conversion therapy'. They mention their conclusions are

as explained to europeanconservative.com

lol.

Conservatives really be like "oh so I can't medically abuse my child anymore?? woke gone mad"

This something no capitalist is willing to mentally process. Every high paid job is indirectly subsidised by 9 or more underpaid jobs.

These people will really sit down and say "why doesn't every poor paid person just decide to get promoted and thus earn more???"

Huh? What's dipshitty about the quote? Seems cool to me. He's just saying Einstein probably wasn't super special and would-be Einsteins never got recognition because they were born too poor.

Basically what it sounds like.

13M voted for Corbyn in 2017, more votes than Labour had received in the previous 20 years. This was after years of false commie and antisemite accusations from media, armed forces chief, every other Labour MP, etc.

His becoming leader of the party caused a jump in vote share not seen for 80 years. People really like the guy, in droves. If we had a proportional vote system, a Labour-led coalition would all but certainly have been the government.

Funny sentiment, but not really true. Corbyn got one of the highest vote counts Labour has ever had. And he got voted in as an MP after being expelled from Labour.

A very good percentage of British people love the fuck out of the guy.

Thank god it turns out this tweet is fake

feddit.uk isn't quite as open about their desire to gas indians en masse, but they're largely carrying the shitty white supremacist torch of Churchill

Text on car's more annoying because there's actual details, not just a gradient. But I'm happy enough with it

I like to imagine that a car-sharing club is still somehow the solution to posting on reddit.

the German government's plan over the next decade to spend 3.5% of its GDP on defense — a percentage equal to that of the United States

Jesus they really are planning to replace any ounce of imperialism the US accidentally gives up.

It's pretty common for shop signs, but is limited to 'small local hardware shop' rather than any hardware shop. I've seen it across south England up to north Scotland, so it's definitely not a 'local local' thing.

Conchiglie? Fusilli? Ravioli?!

Well, it's at least in the tens of millions. Source: I live on an island wiv'em

That'd certainly help massively, I suppose I just bundle that measure up in my idea of moving away from capitalism. I agree there's more to be addressed than just social media (though that's a large part), but it's hard to predict precisely what the internet would become after that measure alone.

I would guess it could take a long time of trial, error, and research into how to best incorporate the internet into our lives without compromising actual quality of life.