Nakaru

u/Nakaru@lemmygrad.ml
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on United · c/leftsthetics · 7 pts · 3y

swap the colors and would feel even more historically accurate

Ngl you're going to probably isolate yourself from Marxists by using the label "tankie" since they typically see it as a label used by liberals to put down revolutionary leftists. I can't speak for all Marxists/ml's but that's what I've noticed

Literally me. I've been listening to red menace in the meantime on my commutes since I have 0 time to actually read anything and I'm not ready to commit to an audiobook rn since I want to consume theory

(I didn't take your comment personally, I just felt like responding, no hostility or antagonism meant nor recieved) The only way I could "do better" on that front is by moving out of here, and as tempting as that is, I have work to do to help those most in need here because our wealthy state refuses to.

on We're back! · c/communism · 8 pts · 3y

It was a short lived "we're back" but hopefully it lasts longer this time! πŸ˜…

::: spoiler I'm going to put this into spoilers for obvious reasons. Well so, after he learns that Konoha is the reason why his entire family was massacred and that there was no attempt to improve conditions for the Uchiha clan to avoid a coup d'Γ©tat (if you read the Itachi light novels you learn that Danzo actively sabotages Shisui's attempt to influence Fugaku into stopping the plan for the coup), he forms a band of anarchists based on who he got to meet through his time with Orochimaru and partner with the Akatsuki with plans of overthrowing the leaf village and all the ninja governments since he sees them as responsible for the conditions of ninjas who are oppressed. He holds onto this plan all the way to the end of Shippuden, resulting in the fight between him and Naruto, who wants to maintain the order of the shinobi world and simply reform it from the inside through improvements to leadership. By failing to overpower Naruto he recognizes he does not have enough power to achieve the change he wants to make so he settles to work alongside Naruto and bide his time. In Boruto, I get the impression he cautiously trains Boruto and shows him the values of anarchy to see if perhaps he can convince him as a mentor to pick up steam for a revolution. :::

I mean that's the internet at large tbh. the only way to avoid it is by finding a siloed community but then you limit access to other people, which you can see as a pro or as a con. at least here, if you want to avoid communities/instances/people, its your choice to block them rather than let the platform decide that for you, unless like in the OP the instance makes the choice of blocking on behalf of the community.

I'm going to start reading the dispossessed after having read Dan Simons' Hyperion cantos. I read "the ones who walk away from omelas", a nice and very short story, as a sort of appetizer for the book and I'm quite excited