Mar 27, 2020·2 replies
Yejyejhope this doesn't happen to Africa
wtf is sierra leone not in this ffs
Gojira 🦖Mar 27, 2020·1 reply- Mar 27, 2020Gojira
idiot
- Gojira 🦖Mar 27, 2020Jayishim
I think I suffer from anxiety. About a year and a half I had this chest tightness feeling and this urge to take deep breaths in order to feel satisfied to say the least. I've had nearly every test done on me which all came out normal. Now this f***ing feeling is back and I don't know what it is. Can it just be anxiety from stressing this s*** too much? I legit feel like I may have it
take walks and distract yourself from the news bout the virus. just wait out the isolation.
Mar 27, 2020
CurlyZ20 years from now are we gonna talk about capitalism the same way capitalists talk about communism now?
we better
Mar 27, 2020In me bath with a spliff listening to Marvin jaye
Mar 27, 2020Just the news of the republican possibly trying to block the bill got every market crashing again
Mar 27, 2020CurlyZ20 years from now are we gonna talk about capitalism the same way capitalists talk about communism now?
Nope
Nessy 🦎Mar 27, 2020·1 reply
u ok jaytwo old men
i've made worse mistakesPause
- Mar 27, 2020Yejyej
I live in the north
Been sick for days with all the symptons.. - Mar 27, 2020CurlyZ
20 years from now are we gonna talk about capitalism the same way capitalists talk about communism now?
Optimistic
- Nessy 🦎Mar 27, 2020·1 replyKELYE
wtf is sierra leone not in this ffs
A few countries still dont have ways to detect it
It used to be 2 in africa at the beginning of the pandemic and now it’s 40+ i think
- Mar 27, 2020·3 replies
0maybe if there's a fascist dictatorship yeah
Point I’m trying to make is we only judge and criticize political and economic theories based on the most extreme examples and their attachments to horrible people.
I don’t think there’s one perfect political system. They all have their downsides, but when we talk about socialism and communism we only point to systems under bad leadership and how they failed. We are seeing what capitalism in the US looks like under strain and bad leadership. It’s failing.
For example Italy had socialism with bad leadership in the past, but they didn’t write-off all socialism. They changed their leadership and kept elements of socialism. That socialism is allowing all Italians the opportunity to stay home during a pandemic.
Here is the US we are seeing that same situation in a capitalist society where quarantining and access the treatment has become a class issue and people are potential risking their lives and the lives of others because they have no other choice if they don’t want to starve. Is that the fault of capitalism itself or capitalism under bad leadership? Who can say.
- Mar 27, 2020·1 replyNessy
A few countries still dont have ways to detect it
It used to be 2 in africa at the beginning of the pandemic and now it’s 40+ i think
f***
Mar 27, 2020Time to read the news... goes on ktt
- Mar 27, 2020·1 reply
That’s a lot of bread...
- Nessy 🦎Mar 27, 2020CurlyZ
Point I’m trying to make is we only judge and criticize political and economic theories based on the most extreme examples and their attachments to horrible people.
I don’t think there’s one perfect political system. They all have their downsides, but when we talk about socialism and communism we only point to systems under bad leadership and how they failed. We are seeing what capitalism in the US looks like under strain and bad leadership. It’s failing.
For example Italy had socialism with bad leadership in the past, but they didn’t write-off all socialism. They changed their leadership and kept elements of socialism. That socialism is allowing all Italians the opportunity to stay home during a pandemic.
Here is the US we are seeing that same situation in a capitalist society where quarantining and access the treatment has become a class issue and people are potential risking their lives and the lives of others because they have no other choice if they don’t want to starve. Is that the fault of capitalism itself or capitalism under bad leadership? Who can say.
Also you can’t credit everything that happened in a state to its system since every country has its singularities. Liberalism works great in some countries and not in others, same for socialism
Mar 27, 2020CurlyZPoint I’m trying to make is we only judge and criticize political and economic theories based on the most extreme examples and their attachments to horrible people.
I don’t think there’s one perfect political system. They all have their downsides, but when we talk about socialism and communism we only point to systems under bad leadership and how they failed. We are seeing what capitalism in the US looks like under strain and bad leadership. It’s failing.
For example Italy had socialism with bad leadership in the past, but they didn’t write-off all socialism. They changed their leadership and kept elements of socialism. That socialism is allowing all Italians the opportunity to stay home during a pandemic.
Here is the US we are seeing that same situation in a capitalist society where quarantining and access the treatment has become a class issue and people are potential risking their lives and the lives of others because they have no other choice if they don’t want to starve. Is that the fault of capitalism itself or capitalism under bad leadership? Who can say.
This is complete facts. Rarely is a system that the media and we percieve as 'capitalist' or 'socialist' ever actually wholly fulfilling those criteria. There's always bias and flaws in the ideology that its impossible to say what's a succesful model and what is a failure.
Mar 27, 2020F***ing AWESOME. Great. FANTASTIC.
- Nessy 🦎Mar 27, 2020·1 replyKELYE
f***
Africa and south america will be a s*** show until the vaccine sadly
Mar 27, 2020·2 replies
this f***ing made me cry. WTF are we gonna do.
chip skylark 🏄🏾♂️Mar 27, 2020·4 repliesI’ve been eating so much delivered food
