Leninismydad

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What is it with this videos and UA soldiers not properly securing their packs to their backs? Also this woman seems like an op hardcore but idk

I'm gonna be honest, I found using it in writings and talking is far more helpful than any note taking or studying. Though I haven't taken a note in anything for since I was 12 so idk if im the best person to ask.

The slope wasn't even slippery, it was just a fucking cliff, went from nazis are evil and bad to, a lot of them weren't actually Nazis, and with the fucking rainbow flag to boot. The nazis exterminated gay people you dumb fuck, nazis from the Galicia region murdered poles and Jewish folk and other "undesirables". I just dont get how dumb this stupid fucks can get.

They updated it at least:

Political scientist John Alexander Armstrong wrote in 1963 that Nazi indoctrination was absent among the soldiers within the division.[16]

Professor Roland Boer, he is afaik the only non-Chinese professor of Marxism in all of China and studies marxism, Chinese socialism, and religious belief and spirituality from a marxist perspective. These are my recommendations for books, with the first one being my all time suggestion for people:

  • Socialism with Chinese Characteristics: A Guide for Foreigners
  • Red Theology: On the Christian Communist Tradition
  • Criticism of Heaven

Most of his books are free on his website or around the internet

https://roland-theodore-boer.net/selected-publications/

I practice a weird amalgamation of Christianity, Chinese Folk Religion and Buddhism. From my experience many pagans are not right wing at all, but most pagans are quiet and don't rant and rave like the loser nazis do. They quietly practice their beliefs, maybe with a small group and mind their own fucking business.

If you study Chinese culture and history these become much less weird, they are the 12 pillars of historical, cultural, political and ideological narrative currents popular in China for thousands of years, some new and modern, others ancient. China Today has an excellent write up on the topic I think and suggests a great book on the topic that deep dives into why these words we chosen:

http://www.chinatoday.com.cn/ctenglish/2018/br/201803/t20180308_800120759.html

As for why it is plastered everywhere, that's how propaganda works, in every country of every ideology in the history of the world. Especially now, with so many different interconnected methods of information dissemination its crucial to be spreading a unified message about the goals, dreams, and aspirations of the national peoples.

I personally love tiktok, it's great on a my morning train commute where I have to switch trains, it's fun, I get a mix of shitposting, leftist politics and cute animals, it hasn't ruined my attention span or anything like. I still prefer long form entertainment like video essays and documentaries, but I tend to enjoy a wide variety of content styles and mediums so maybe I'm just a weird person 😅 I think it's amusing how many people shit on it, mostly I think because it's cool to shit on the popular thing, I understand that a lot of popularity is astroturfed, but I tend to have a an odd appreciation for popular culture, so again I think I'm might be weird, especially in a counterculture oriented community like this, but maybe I'm wrong? Also I sound like an anti-hipster and I promise I'm not just trying to be unique lol.