Assad must go

Some of these new Into the Breach squads require a brain that is bigger than mine

The thing I appreciate about Hexbear most is that this is pretty much the only place on the internet that isn't extremely rude but still allows disagreement

I watched RRR, the physical prowess of these main characters is kind of ridiculous, the film should have had them get bitten by a radioactive animal of some kind or perhaps get exposed to a chemical, then it would be more realistic.

The Chinese grandma living next door invited me for some tea, is she trying to promote Chinese soft power??

Just saw someone say that instead of using wind and solar power, we should use hydrogen. I think I'm going back to sleep.

For a moment I thought that emoji was yawning

Honestly not the biggest fan of living in this part of the collapse

:shrux:

haha yeah

Today I found out that the CIA used to fund my country's social democratic party. Tried googling when they stopped, but couldn't find anything.

Class could still be tied to the means of production under a reabstraction where service workers are not seen as proletarian. If you for example choose to see the job of baristas primarily as guarding the goods and making sure it is properly exchanged for money (as opposed to operating machinery), one could claim that this is a meaningful enough distinction in their relation to the means of production to analyze them as a separate class from manufacturing workers. Cops and parts of the intelligentsia are sometimes not seen as proletarian for similar reasons.

Gravity is also reabstracted all the time, as a force pulling things down, or as mass attracting mass, or as curvature of space-time, etc. Reabstraction does not mean ignoring reality, just choosing to mentally divide it into parts differently. Quoting Marx to assert only one abstraction of class is valid is like insisting you must see gravity as the curvature of space-time in all situations.

Here's a hot take: the idiots claiming starbucks workers are not proletarian have the full right to reabstract class that way, and quoting Marx at them is a bad argument. You should be arguing that the abstraction is bad and counterproductive, not that "the proletariat" is some unchangeable holy concept.

how dare you, do you not know about medieval jesters who were the only ones who could speak the truth, this is totally real and not at all a myth don't look it up

If you get banned, no matter who you are or the reason you got banned, my only response will be "lmao owned", and when I go one day I hope you will be there to "lmao owned" me

The movie is one and a half hours, here is a countdown clock for you lazy fucks

I'm a pretty chill scientist

Love to be a professional scientist and still have to google "how do logarithms work again?" like twice a year

The person who managed to convince the internet that urine is sterile had to be some kind of a pervert, right? That's not something you get wrong accidentally.

Tannenberg, the sequel to Verdun, is now free in the Epic Games store, and it seems pretty fun. The guns feel nicer and you can use actual tactics now, but it is also much less of a depressing meat grinder, which is what I really liked about the first one.