The west is the nazi spectrum. Yet another example. This stadium also cost taxpayers hundreds of millions, maybe a billion, ultimately.

The west is the nazi spectrum. Yet another example. This stadium also cost taxpayers hundreds of millions, maybe a billion, ultimately.

Every german company had the ability to not partner with them, Sophie Scholl and many others even gave their lives to try and prevent the holocaust, among other things. At very least after the war the german government could've dissolved any companies who worked with the worst evil in human history and redistributed their assets to new companies run by more ethical people. But ofc they didn't, ultimately

More about this evil stadium:

>Due to a specialized clause in the stadium's agreement, any excess hotel-tax revenue collected past the initial $200 million is redirected toward the stadium's maintenance, operations, and capital improvements. Because of this clause, total public contributions are estimated to reach around $700 million over the lifespan of the tax.

>The project also benefited from an estimated $30 million in sales tax rebates on construction materials and $24 million in city-provided land.

>The public agency overseeing the stadium complex (the Georgia World Congress Center) has faced scrutiny for using tax-generated funds, including spending over $600,000 to purchase VIP seats for the World Cup, even as executives expressed concern over high ticket prices

We'd never see this on evil buildings, only socialistic places with every possible contextual effect making it look ten times as ominous as it actually is.

When it's actually like socialized housing, or an opera house or a government building etc.

u/Radu47 — 1 day ago

It clearly was. And two decades later FIFA are at it again.

FIFA have a clear western capitalist bias, but occasionally it goes further.

The 2002 world cup was the first tournament I watched every single match. We had just gotten TV for the first time and my obsession with the sport began in 1998. It was extremely obvious to everyone in 2002 that vital fraudulent calls were consistently going in favour of Japan and South Korea so that FIFA could better dominate the east Asian market, 1.5 billion people with significant disposable income and a crucial place of influence for western hegemony.

Today we saw this pattern, unthinkable in professional world sports, occur once more.

A day after two global south nations beat top european teams on the same day (the first such occurrence in history), one of the most fraudulent calls I have ever seen goes in favour of a very desperate belgian squad, against an african squad. Anyone who saw the moment (videos can be found on reddit) that led to the penalty late in extra time knows it was not a penalty. Most calls have nuance but by every possible reasonable interpretation of the FIFA rule book coupled with an empirical process from knowledgeable and experienced footballers, concludes very clearly: no foul whatsoever.

If anything the belgian player was more at fault in the interaction. But he didn't commit a foul either, naturally. It was a 50/50 ball with incidental contact, clearly.

What's more in general defenders are granted significant physical leeway when they make a predominant attempt at the ball. Everyone knows this. So even if the Senegalese player was more at fault for the contact they still wouldn't be called for a foul.

No player is expected to have eyes in the back of their head. Naturally physically impossible. No possible analysis could support the call.

Clearly FIFA sensed a crucial moment for their hegemony and stepped in to manipulate the situation. I have watched 95% of this world cup as I've done every year since 1998. This call was completely anomalous and there are 10+ examples of counter precedent every single match... japan South Korea 2002 all over again, I got flashbacks.

The odds a ridiculously fraudulent call would occur so completely coincidentally are almost impossible.

We've seen this before from FIFA and we'll see it again. Obviously world cups in Russia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia so close together is due to the flow of unethical money, not sport integrity. Qatar airways advertises all over the world cup but Haiti were prohibited from adding a small hard to see national symbol to their jerseys.

The west always manipulates all the time but particularly when desperate. Cowards. It's so obvious, so egregious.

Justice will be glorious and swift, naturally.

u/Radu47 — 4 days ago

Marg bar kkkanada

Ethnofascist imbecile country.

I've met hundreds of the very best kkkanadians and they're still abysmal, ultimately.

Social fascists at very best.

u/Radu47 — 5 days ago

Two different global south nations beat eu teams today! 😎

Morocco had 70% of the possession and just a bit less xG against the netherlands too

Ofc both eu teams had fans being trash trying to distract opponents while taking penalties. Not a single Paraguay or Morocco supporter did anything like that whatsoever. Karma.

Ultimately, in the words of ice cube in the early 90s:

It was a good day

🎶

u/Radu47 — 6 days ago
▲ 71 r/RealCuba+1 crossposts

An image so based the acid is cowering in fear

Trying to make a pun with the title idk if succeeding at that

At other things

Absolutely

u/Radu47 — 7 days ago
▲ 84 r/socialism+1 crossposts

Samarkand, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 one of central asia's oldest continuously inhabited cities

🔬

u/Radu47 — 8 days ago
▲ 114 r/socialism+1 crossposts

10 cents in 1934 is about $2.30 today

A book by one of the greatest thinkers in word history for the price of a very small cup of coffee

u/Radu47 — 9 days ago

The west is the nazi spectrum ultimately

It's a very early simple prototype so feel more than welcome to improve on it, naturally.

Could definitely add one between romney and churchill and group aoc and bernie together but it was tricky to find someone well known to represent the 10th percentile.

Most of the western world is probably 60th percentile but I think a big chunk of people are BIPOC and generally chill people who are coerced into the hegemony of the fascist core to degrees.

Idk exactly but.

Any place on this chart is unacceptable naturally.

u/Radu47 — 11 days ago

John Brown. Absolute legend. He lives forever.

Pardon the occurence of 'native americans' there the computer changed if after I searched for John Brown indigenous peoples quote.

u/Radu47 — 12 days ago
▲ 749 r/socialism+1 crossposts

377 (!) years later... still extremely relevant:

Capitalism = neo feudalism .jpeg

u/Radu47 — 13 days ago

Very manipulative headline from the west trying to paint Iran as delusional, while burying their valid point

All solidarity with Iran🇮🇷 we need to resurrect Mohammed Mossadegh with the juche necromancy device and give him steroids

Good job by Mexico too

🇲🇽

u/Radu47 — 14 days ago

Lesser known global south plundering. Sweden. This 'company' lasted almost a century and still technically exists.

"Conducting trade"

"Success"

Jfc

u/Radu47 — 14 days ago
▲ 208 r/socialism+1 crossposts

Comparing how the left spectrum defines freedom. First with a revolutionary leftist. RIP☮✊ Assata Shakur

1st picture: Absolutely spot on. Implies revolutionary necessity. One of the great quotes in human history.

2nd picture radical leftist: does well to imply a radical thorough restructuring of society, but not necessarily revolution (though one ofc assumes Nina wasn't able to divulge her true stance given the way society was and her awesome quote on Marxism-Leninism)

3rd picture radical socdem: not necessarily a radical restructuring but some positive efforts to help improve the paradigm at the grassroots level that unfortunately don't come close to removing the oppressive hegemony.

4th picture radical liberal: ...hm. A lovely concept. But fairly superficial and ultimately feeds into the manipulative western "freedom" meta. Not great bob. (Wonderful piece of music though highly underrated)

One could argue radical liberals aren't ultimately even on the left part of the spectrum given their allegiances and Bobby McFerrin doing a rendition of the usa national anthem was an abysmal show of dignifying the evil empire.

u/Radu47 — 16 days ago

Evergreen post sadly still needed

I dunno if these chauvinists even provide criticism and direction, or any sort of concept of radical development, mostly just dismissive of global south movements to prop up the neocolonial process they directly benefit from.

u/Radu47 — 16 days ago
▲ 62 r/MovingToNorthKorea+1 crossposts

It would be awesome if the DPRK sent cookies like these overseas, to troll usa

Ofc fortune cookies being mostly a product of patronizing westernization, not terribly common in Korea.

Sending negative energy back to the source.

🥠

u/Radu47 — 17 days ago
▲ 50 r/ussr+1 crossposts

I want to live in this painting 🥺 Soviet art so extremely underappreciated.

This could be us but westernist gorbachevery

u/Radu47 — 17 days ago

Exciting new development in Nigeria🇳🇬 (found on fb)

Maybe it's a full org or just a few comrades starting out but either way awesome to see and:

"a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step"

They're on fb currently and likely other realms too

u/Radu47 — 18 days ago