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I assume that some analyst did that. Honestly the more openly racist America becomes the less effective it will be at maintaining its empire. Not because racists can't run empires but because reasserting explicit supremacy of the ruling ethnic identity (in America this would be "whites") is the sign of a failing settler-colonialist society. I mean it's going to get really, really bad but stuff like this only helps us (the global left) in the long term.
Jordan Jackson
On Yom Kippur no less. I thought the "white supremacist" hand sign at the Kavanaugh hearing was a little paranoid but this is blatant as can be.
Jack Mitchell
The funny part is that the White House will either come out vocally against this or 'reveal' how reunification is the plot of evil Kim Jong un and all of these idiots will have to do an insanely rapid 180 (this will probably happen within days I imagine unless Kim is secretly CIA and this is some ebic 3d pachinko)
This is Moon flying in the fucking face of the US. Peace with the Norks is absolute worst case scenario for US interests in the peninsula. The DoD wants that country, it wants those fuckers eating McDonald's and it wants those workers making nikes and it wants those mineral resources and it needs that border with China and the South kicking the military out makes those plans untenable until ww3 or probably never.
Dylan Green
user is right, surprisingly enough most Americans (a fairly impressive majority in fact) are supportive of strikes, specifically teachers strikes. Remember that these strikers are nearly all respected members of the community who are literally friends with the parents of their students and all they ask for is decent pay and security, it's a very sympathetic cause. Probably a lot of them are actually conservative or at least apolitical, even.
But strikes are expensive for strikers. The union membership doesn't want to go too long without pay, especially when they were on thin enough ice to begin with financially. I'd say the big disadvantage for them isn't that they're a service, it's that they're a public service. The people they're opposing don't even really care about them returning to work because in the long term they don't want them to work at all. Their goal is to shrink schools until they don't even exist anymore. Just look at what they've done to states like Oklahoma which has 4 day weeks simply because legislature refuses to give public schools enough budget to stay open longer. It's the exact same strategy the Tories used in the UK:
For those of you still skeptical about Cockshott's democracy schtick, it's because politicians are universally fucking evil. In bourgeois republics it's like if every member of the CCCP was Yeltsin.
Andrew Brooks
The USA is gonna get rid of NATO with France and Germany and instead Eastern Europe and Georgia.
North Korea would not attack the US unless it attacked first. That Kim Jong-Un wanted reunification just like Moon Jae-In did but they just didn't get to terms agreements. No denuclearization would happen till North Korea got military backing from other countries to help protect it. The nukes were always for defensive purposes just like how other countries use them although Kim Jong-Un went to greater lengths to keep people on edge to know the threats weren't empty.
Ryder Long
I guarantee within 10 years the poles will spazz out and accuse the US of being oppressor and occupier
easy commitment to make and it looks good for both sides. It doesn't actually mean nukes will go away anytime soon. Same way they signed out that Olympics deal for 2032, odds are it'll be scrapped
Sebastian Hall
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