That also makes me irrationally angry, even though people should be allowed to be wrong…
Seriously, though, I think there’s something about the trick(s) these songs use to get stuck in people’s heads that triggers a very negative visceral reaction in me, like I’m being violated somehow. This leaves me no room to appreciate the songs’ originality or sound design.
“Toxic” by Britney Spears and “Shape of You” by Ed Sheeran both make me irrationally angry.
The only way it’s going to make sense is if you watch it in chronological order. So you have to start with Enterprise.
Why do they want authoritarian communism? Well, I haven’t spent months reading Marxist theory, so they probably won’t think I’m able to do their arguments justice. For a “better” (and much longer) explanation, ask at hexbear or lemmygrad.
Their argument, as I understand it, seems to be that the USSR, China and North Korea really aren’t as bad as Western propaganda suggests. American imperialism is much worse, especially outside of the imperial core, North America and Europe. Also, the people that do get oppressed in AES (actually existing socialism) states mostly deserve it for being capitalists or fascists or libtards.
I’d argue that a “dictatorship off the proletariat” inevitably leads to a small group seizing and holding on to power. They seem to believe that eventually the state will wither away and give rise to Real Communism.
Basically communists that support authoritarian regimes. In this case I could also have written “Marxist-Leninists”.
It’s not made by tankies, so arguably less revolutionary.
In case anyone else is wondering, but doesn’t feel like searching the web:
Piefed is similar to Lemmy. It federates with the Lemmyverse, Threadiverse and Fediverse. But with some additional features and differences:
I’ve never actually used Piefed and most information I could find was three months old. If I missed anything important or made mistakes, please let me know in a reply.
Using the command prompt is not coding.
Ackshually, whenever you write something into the command prompt and it works, you’re writing valid Bash (or whatever shell you’re using) code. Bash is a programming language, so technically you are coding.
For example, try typing the following into a terminal:
for ((i = 0; i < 10; i++)); do echo $i; done
You just counted to nine using a loop and a variable!
The SR-71 is really fast and sleek, sure, but how can it be your favourite when it doesn’t even have a massive gun that goes BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT!..?