Allonzee
@Allonzee@lemmy.world
- Comment on Sounds like a fun place to work 1 week ago:
Being allowed to masturbate at work would just ruin the fun.
- Comment on Anon thinks Aragorn could have done more 3 weeks ago:
Oh wow, I just took them as cowards/selfish fucks that said not their problem.
- Comment on The US is actually going to implement a nationwide abortion ban and the measures for how it's gonna be handled are already in the works 4 weeks ago:
I voted for Harris to try to prevent these horrors out of harm reduction.
But the Neoliberals haven’t given us anything to vote for for half a century.
Good cop neoliberals with affirmation ribbons/bad cop Fascists with scapegoats, both for human beings dying in the streets in droves as a threat to laborers to produce for their shared donors.
A vote for democrats is a vote for quiet slaughter, a vote for Republicans is a vote for loud, braggadocious slaughter. We don’t get a vote for peace. We don’t get a vote on the economy. Only the social wedges that don’t meaningfully effect quarterly earnings expectations.
Luigi tried showing us who our shared enemy is, and it isn’t their middle managers in DC.
- Comment on So why did we stop worshiping the sun? 5 weeks ago:
Has it tried threatening potential converts?
Works gangbusters for for the most popular religions.
Hell, they usually steal your defining characteristic to threaten followers with: 🔥🔥🔥.
- Comment on Elon Musk wants the U.S. to “Liberate the people Britain from their tyrannical government” 1 month ago:
Why do I feel like we’re about to do a whole Third Reich thing?
- Comment on Here goes another week of making money for the worst of us. 1 month ago:
That’s the thing though, if they turn things into an overt police state against the masses, they’ll start losing the current ignoramuses who still think everything is fine.
If they escalate, they give their exploited capital batteries reason to escalate. Part of their whole grift is convincing their victims that we’re a society and class war is unseemly. Retina scans, armed security, and bars between us and them makes them look even more like the enemies of the people. Please escalate, oligarchs, we need more of your rubes to see who you are more clearly.
This dystopia of propaganda based servitude where they use their media to turn us on one another using social wedges to maintain control only continues to work if they don’t start looking like the Corpo fascist empire that they are.
- Comment on 2025 trailer be wild 1 month ago:
Always an excuse, by design.
- Comment on 2025 trailer be wild 1 month ago:
Yeah, the ACA, a heritage foundation conceived health care bandaid that further enshrined for profit health insurance vultures into American Healthcare was the best thing the DNC could do last time they had a supermajority.
The DNC and the RNC take the same orders from the same bribers, defend their grift economy from us.
- Comment on 2025 trailer be wild 1 month ago:
The reason we don’t have any faith in government is because big corpo bought it because Reagan sold in and convinced both parties to keep it sold ever since.
Since the beginning of civilization, to know who’s to blame, you need only look at the richest fucks profiting most from it. The well bribed, revolving door middle managers in DC ain’t it.
Tolerance of greed, private shareholders demanding a firesale to good the next quarter, growth/metastasis at all costs instead of equilibrium, the capital markets are what have destroyed us.
- Comment on I never realized this 1 month ago:
You mean their father’s name?
- Comment on The typecast continues 1 month ago:
As if Hollywood hasn’t been completely monopolized and enshittified to the point that they seem incapable of making anything worth watching.
- Comment on Helpful infographic 1 month ago:
I mean yeah in a crude sense.
But serial killer tours are booming, there’s like 5 different jack the ripper tour companies in London.
Like it or not, people appreciate the craft. Plus the most successful serial killers in history can’t hold a candle to a lot of capitalists that get puff pieces in Forbes killing their customers to increase profit. And don’t get me stated on governments.
Serial killers are amateurs when it comes to mass murder. Rookie numbers.
- Comment on Helpful infographic 1 month ago:
- Comment on Helpful infographic 1 month ago:
I made up a thought experiment in my teens:
If someone made noteriety by setting explosives in multiple victims bedrooms and set them off at exactly the same moment, would they become known as a parallel killer?
- Comment on Appreciation 1 month ago:
He’ll be laid off in 2 weeks for asking for a raise, as workers should be there for the love of their job and not the paycheck, per the capitalist owner who would drown a bus full of orphans if it lowered their tax bill.
- Comment on Alec Baldwin's Rust Case Is Over, Prosecutor Drops Manslaughter Appeal 1 month ago:
Very much disagree. This was the responsibility of the firearms master and barring that the prop master.
As an actor on a professional set, it would be irresponsible to mess with a potentially dangerous prop in a way not indicated the individual in charge of it. It could be a specialized gun modified in such a way that trying to remove a round makes a specialized effect charge go off. Way to go Alec. Now we need to take a 2 hour break as the prop master fixes your fuck up when you were supposed to set off that smoke charge pulling the trigger.
It’s the actor’s job to get into the moment and act, there are other roles explicitly in charge of on set safety. Their prop master failed at their job.
- Comment on "Images of 'Saint Luigi Mangione, The patron saint of health care justice' have been making rounds on social media" 1 month ago:
When you share an opinion with Donald Trump, might be time to reflect.
- Comment on Well, I guess that settles it 2 months ago:
Freedom fighter
Ftfy
- Comment on Pretty interesting when you really think about it. 2 months ago:
You being against other laborers plays into the hands of our shared common enemy that created and maintain this mass desperation under threat of the state violence they’ve captured.
If you want to get a reasonable amount of the value of your labor, you need to look up, and not lose your focus of who your enemy is, not across an imaginary line at people those multinational oligarchs have made even more desperate for their famies than you.
- Comment on Pretty interesting when you really think about it. 2 months ago:
How do the people living in squalor despite working usually even harder with less protections than that worker who worked 30-50 years having their building being protected from those people’s opportunity to do the same, or to make that worker’s 30-50 years of building yield a little less so that none of them toil 30-50 years for basically nothing?
You seem to be looking at this from a tiny nation state citizen viewpoint rather than a holistic, humanistic viewpoint.
Self-serving self-interest doesn’t impress me. It’s the reason humanity is on the brink of destroying our habitat and killing one another all over.
The most destructive notion humanity was ever inspired to have was “ok… But what’s in it for me?”
- Comment on Pretty interesting when you really think about it. 2 months ago:
I take it you’re not from the US as we’re trained from birth to be overtly hostile to the concept, as well as each other.
- Comment on Pretty interesting when you really think about it. 2 months ago:
I love all the posts calling him arrogant and elitist for pointing out something, in a critical manner, that by its nature is arrogant and elitist: nation state borders.
Those things that make people who’ve done nothing feel entitled to more resources than other people by virtue of where their mother was when she gave birth.
I think dwelling on their artifical, self-serving nature is healthier than taking them seriously in any other sense than the threat of state violence for failing to pretend that they’re sacred.
- Comment on I will not disappoint my ancestors 2 months ago:
The owner class has made life a meaningless farce of exploitation for most. No time or resources to indulge hobbies, maintain our bodies, even to have a family, though we are encouraged to have them without the resources to so we may create a new generation of desperate, hopeless capital batteries for the owner class to consume.
A meaningless farce that death is the only escape from.
- Comment on It's true 2 months ago:
The allies murdered a lot of Nazis.
Whats the bfd?
War is mass murder, we just feel uncomfortable saying that so we say “it’s not murder… It’s war!” War being that thing where old men send young men to murder one another to either increase or retain their power.
Murder solves shit, sorry. If the long arm of history truly does bend towards justice, thank murder, because the times passivism effected significant change are few and far between historically speaking. Sometimes the powerful goes too far in their decadence, they have, they limit the peasant’s non-violent options, they have, and the alternative to violence is subjecting your kids and their kids to the very same cruelty.
Sometimes enough is enough.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Even better
🤐
(no lie was spoken)
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- Comment on Can the public expect to get to see Luigi Mangione's 3 page manifesto in its entirety in a reasonable timeframe? 2 months ago:
Yeah that is strange, the affluent usually have gold plated plans that aren’t subject to the same murderous tyranny most’s base level and/or employer provided garbage is.
I always saw those plans as the “In the little self-protecting country club” plans.
- Comment on Can the public expect to get to see Luigi Mangione's 3 page manifesto in its entirety in a reasonable timeframe? 2 months ago:
Wow, thank you for the clarity!
- Comment on Can the public expect to get to see Luigi Mangione's 3 page manifesto in its entirety in a reasonable timeframe? 2 months ago:
Much obliged, and thank you!
- Comment on Can the public expect to get to see Luigi Mangione's 3 page manifesto in its entirety in a reasonable timeframe? 2 months ago:
Can he talk to the public while in custody? Is that a right that he has or are there legal mechanisms to keep him segregated if they don’t like what he wants to say?