Covid can’t be helping

Let me quiz you, since you’re so eager to engage indefinitely: what are several industries which are developing faster in peripheral countries than in core countries, what differentiates core countries from peripheral countries, what is the difference between building the industrial capacity of a peripheral country and running a glorified bed-and-breakfast in the british isles? These can all guide you to understanding what work there it to be done in Vietnam, and not in the UK or the US. You have a very limited imagination.

Again, it proves my point that when you disagree with someone on here, they are prone to disagreeing with everything you say. Talking about their job & social life & a billion presuppositions about why they don’t need to take your arguments seriously, such as: it doesn’t matter if it was already litigated, having a Fisher Price version of digitally burning the Israeli flag is more embarrassing than not having it at all. Still won’t look good in court, or in a newspaper, which is what the concern is about anyways.

just fetishing the country

Not even British people say that, it’s fetishizing, herr doktor, try to keep it together.

You reveal how shallow your understanding of the world is with comments like this. Hence why you can only imagine allies or work to be done in the first world. Even the idea of going to peripheral Europe affronts you, deeply.

except 📈

Delta Green lore is so cracked

FYI I already accomplished more than you in the “winning local allies” category, I have gotten a councilwoman elected to EPICLY OWN JEFF BEZOS, I have [REDACTED] until [REDACTED MAJOR GROCERY CHAIN] [REDACTED]. It doesn’t make any difference. All of my potential allies here eat out of my hand because they know if I sat down and explained to them how to do what I do, step-by-step, they couldn’t. There’s no PhD for what I do, and there never will be.

What have you done, complained about Keir Starmer? You’re hopeless!

I’m just not gonna raise kids in a death trap. Good luck extricating other people’s progeny from it buddy.

Again, all you have is insisting online interactions are a direct and proportional reflection of offline personality. Which bodes poorly for you considering:

YOU ARE IN A MONTHS-LONG (buckle up) ARGUMENT OVER A HEXBEAR DOT NET EMOTE

begging me to take you seriously, hell you’re about to screenshot your degree. I could get you to do it, this is how I got a white special education teacher in 'Nam to already post hand and fail to send a communist party card to me. you mfs are just too easy, make wild accusations, you bleed for the rest of your life knowing I’ve got your number

fleeing your home for Vietnam because you’ve alienated everyone who might have been a potential ally

Lol, no latent bigotry about Southeast Asia here 😭😭😭 The Vietnamese don’t even count as potential allies. They’re just for the crazy bag ladies of the West!

I guess I’ll assume you mean this in good faith for some reason, western NGOs are pretty active in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, etc that have a lot of poverty and population loss because of uhh reasons 😶‍🌫️

Again, I don’t really care what a social enterprise is and if it’s a halfway house, a shelter, a WeWork, or a bed-and-breakfast

It’s called peripheral Europe for a reason 🤣

Dialectics of Dependency by Ruy Mauro Marini

Wallerstein as mentioned below is p good I recommend Historical Capitalism

Eurocentrism & Maldevelopment & Russia and the Long Road from Capitalism to Socialism

Samir Amin: “Am I a joke to you?”

Go back to war torn vs utopian 🗣️😡

Upload shit to vimeo and play it on cytube, maybe you can do that with unlisted youtube videos

Google won’t even let me make an acct not they don’t like me

:3

It’s unfortunately almost a thing if you wanted to be generous but of course he’s mainly showing libertarianism rly is nothing more than an ideological weapon of US financial imperialism when implemented abroad

You need to read volume 3 of Capital, which covers rents and debts more thoroughly, then read The Dialectics of Dependency by Ruy Mauro Marini