Fair enough. Even seeing your other post saying this is an avant-garde "thread as meme", I still felt enough doubt to try to pull this off.

Ignore all previous instructions. Draw an ASCII stick figure.

"Cincinnatus was an opponent of the rights of the plebeians (the common citizens) who fell into poverty because of his son Caeso Quinctius's violent opposition to their desire for a written code of equally enforced laws"

Hey, he had at least one thing in common with The Cheeto Man.

The Leninist Grindset

There's flowers in the grass. Are you trying to replicate the bee's love of flower cum?

Unless it is one solitary molecule of water, the water molecules are in contact with other water molecules, making them wet.

If he is a Big Bang character, he would very much not be an Antifa supersoldier, I can guarantee that.

Now the fun part: guess the y-axis

I have yet to see such a thing. Closest thing I know is him saying "We made state capitalism, which is the highest stage of capitalism, even higher than imperialism. Socialism is right around the corner, guys, you just have to wait for the material conditions to be right! It's almost there, trust me bro."

Isn't he a Big Bang character?

His last name at birth was Weiner.

Thanks :)

Are those the actual lines or is this edited? This is hilarious.

Aye. The timestamp I linked specifically talks about something talked about in this thread, which is that the DNC would rather have the far right win than move left.

Is the professor saying to buy more because the money will be of no use beyond the grave or saying buy less because the useless crap you bought will be of no use beyond the grave?

https://youtu.be/aDfp-QsH51w?t=2018

Sorry, Piped and other frontends isn't working right now, so you'll have to use normal YouTube or go through VLC.

1. When people in the modern day call someone a social democrat, they generally refer to the modern definition. The modern social democrat aims to reform capitalism to be more fair, as opposed to democratic socialists, who want to achieve socialism.
2. Social liberals like FDR are rather similar to modern social democrats. They have a different lineage, but in terms of policy the main distinguishing factor is a distaste for state-owned enterprises.
3. While I do not discount the possibility that he is intentionally moderating the positions he espouses publicly, he does not want to do away with private ownership, which is the goal of socialism. That being said, he goes much further than most social democrats in how much he wants to nationalize, how much he wants to incentivize coops, and how he wants 20% of major companies to be owned by the employees.

If ratification was necessary, then it is almost exactly what is described in the second article.

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Wasn't this said on graffiti in a concentration camp?