Ta bom

Vive El EZLN

You might be in luck. While I can’t say why Marx didn’t mention the reasons why he didn’t do that,

He did mention why U.S wage laborer earned relative higher, compared to their British and European counterparts, in Chapter 33 of Capital

We have seen that the expropriation of the mass of the people from the soil forms the basis of the capitalist mode of production. The essence of a free {settler} colony, on the contrary, consists in this — that the bulk of the {indigenous}soil is still public property, and every settler on it therefore can turn part of it into his private property and individual means of production, without hindering the later settlers in the same operation.[10] This is the secret both of the prosperity of the colonies and of their inveterate vice — opposition to the establishment of capital. “Where land is very cheap and all men are free, where every one who so pleases can easily obtain a piece of land for himself, not only is labour very dear, as respects the labourer’s share of the produce, but the difficulty is to obtain combined labour at any price.” [11]

In other words, in a world of Euro-Amerikan petty bourgeoisie settler proprietors, why be a wage laborer? Hence, to attract more wage laborers, a transitional above-average wage was put into place, by necessity.

Only when

the expropriation of the mass of the people from the soil

by growing Capital is in major process, will Capital thus reduce and later equalize the wage of wage laborers to what it is in Europe

That’s Engels.

No, it did - it kept on using the term ‘regime’ for Cuba

Idk… if you asked me, Cambodia is not necessarily politically captured by U.S only…

you can argued its been captured by China, with its Belt and Road initiative, let alone not minding Cambodia imports 42% from China vs 35% export from U.S, in your video

In this case, I’d argue Cambodia is just as split as Thailand

And if you ask me to choose a side, I’d prefer Cambodia, to at least take partial control of the lands that allow them to go to Preah Vihear temple to solve the issue, albeit peacefully.

Thailand has enough territory already (plus, some of those are more ethnically related to Lao or Cambodian people)

drug war capitalism book,

which one? I read “Drug Cartels Do Not Exist” by Oswaldo Zavala

worse than Gaza

Ty cubano

Southern Movement Forces supported by the Pentagon UAE fight against Hadi official government forces supported by CIA Saudi Arabia

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If it was useless you’d move on and sya nothing, 0 use is neutral

If it was worse than useless, that would warrant the insult

If I wanted all, I’d go to hexbear under a different account

Well, I thought the nsfw would be something, but anyways… yeah, it’s unfortunate that India is ruled by Hindutva, with Modi and all

I think its Bruce Cumings, and unfortunately, the historian is at least critical enough of the U.S and its ROK puppet to be sourced in Blowback Season 3 on the DPRK…

The Korean War: A History

I mean, what else would a conservative be? A pro-feudal person?

We’ll stop talking about him when he stops brigading for good

nice article on the bottom-to-top organization of communes, and their need to be integrated into revolutionary efforts (anti-imperialism and socialism withstanding)

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It’s just a quote from this little ad from Old El Paso. He’s not necessarily a spanish speaker