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    I preferred them when they weren’t so political.

    /S obviously haha. I’m currently cutting a stencil that says “Nazi lives don’t matter” to make some shirts.

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        Haha saw that one, too. I haven’t ordered from them in a while because shipping was annoying for where I am. “Punk with a camera” is the store/YouTube channel. They have some great stuff. Especially if you like folk-punk.

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    Here’s the introduction (aka “Pillar I”) to the plan currently being implemented: https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FULL.pdf

    Some highlights:

    From page 20 of the project: “Vought (officially in charge of OMB after being confirmed recently) writes that the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) should establish a “reputation as the keeper of ‘commander’s intent,’””

    From page 21: " In Chapter 1, former deputy chief of staff to the President Rick Dearborn writes that the White House Counsel “must take seriously the duty to protect the powers and privileges of the President from encroachments by Congress, the judiciary, and the administrative components of departments and agencies.”

    Page 28: “When a new President takes office, he will need to decide expeditiously how to handle any major ongoing litigation or other pending legal matters that might present a challenge to his agenda”…“, the President should hire a counsel with extensive experience with a wide range of complex legal subjects. Moreover, while a candidate with elite credentials might seem ideal, the best one will be above all loyal to the President”

    Page 32, regarding the office of presidential personnel (DOGE): “Playing “bad cop” in a way that other White House offices cannot (including serving as the office that takes direct responsibility for firings and hirings).”

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    RATM supported Sendero Luminoso.

    Fuck RATM.

    wp:Shining Path

    The Shining Path has been widely condemned for its excessive brutality, including violence deployed against peasants, trade union organizers, competing Marxist groups, elected officials and the general public.[2]

    The Shining Path’s retaliation to this was one of the worst attacks in the entire conflict, with a group of guerrilla members entering the town and going house by house, killing dozens of villagers, including babies, with guns, hatchets, and axes. This action has come to be known as the Lucanamarca massacre.[39] Additional massacres of civilians by the Shining Path would occur throughout the conflict.[26][40][41]

    American rock band Rage Against the Machine released a music video for their 1993 song “Bombtrack” as a response to the arrest of Abimael Guzman the previous year. The video expresses support for Guzman and the Shining Path, featuring various clips of the organization’s activities, as well as showing the band in a cage to mimic Guzman’s imprisonment.[145]

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    Drove all the way to NYC to see them with Run the Jewels after the pandemic. 100% worth it, one of the best shows I’ve ever been to.

    Tim Commorford is weird to watch though. He kinda hops awkwardly from foot to foot.

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      I saw them in Cleveland on that tour. Zach had hurt his foot so he sat on the monitor speaker the whole time, but the rest of the guys made up for it.

      I paid a LOT of money to get good tickets, and it was 10000% worth it. I’d never seen rage live and figured I might not get to again, so spend the money. Also I’m an rtj fan.

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      It’s so disappointing to hear Killer Mike spit revolutionary lyrics like in ‘close your eyes’ only to find out IRL he’s into lame shit like black capitalism.

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        Yeah. The music still slaps though.

        RATM’s bassist is into some weird fringe right-libertarian stuff too if I recall

        Nobody’s perfect 🤷‍♂️

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          or they changed. 30 years is a long time.

          their debut was released

          • 3 years after the fall of Berlin wall
          • a year after the dissolution of USSR
          • 9 years before the September 11 attacks
          • 15 years before iPhone
          • 24 years before the election of a reality tv entertainer/real estate conman as POTUS
          • China wasn’t a superpower back then
          • EU didn’t exist in its current form
          • Apartheid was still an actuality
          • internet wasn’t omnipresent
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            How was China not a superpower then?

            They were easily a superpower since before they were backing Vietnam and Korea in our shitty wars with them.

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              China’s GDP was lower than Canada’s. Economic strength is not the only factor of a superpower, but it’s significant. It’s hard to project power effectively without sufficient wealth to fund those efforts.

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                Fair enough. How many resources did the US waste in Vietnam and Korea fighting someone who was not a so called superpower?

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                  Quite a lot. The US did the same thing in Iraq and Afghanistan too. Who cares about who the enemy is or how many people die if they military industrial complex is making bank?

                  A country doesn’t need to be a superpower to project some power, but very few rise to the level of global hegemony. I think China is probably in the superpower tier today. The belt and road initiative is classic economic hegemony shit.

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        only to find out IRL he’s into lame shit like black capitalism.

        Does it mean something other than what is here, or did I miss something offensive in skimming through the entry?

        This isn’t one of those lame “now they are the machine” posts is it?

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      We cannot accurately judge your dedication until you tell us from where you drove to NYC. New Jersey and Anchorage have very different weights here.