Got a full pound of the blue stuff.

Not insinuating that’s a good thing, especially given that the democratic party at the time was infested with racists.

Couch commies?

That site tried to get my clipboard contents wtf

It was WAY less anti-communist than I’m used to. I felt like it acknowledged the anti-communist bent of many characters and it distorted Marxism somewhat, but on the whole? I felt like I was watching the same movie liberals were watching, and that’s rare. The most anti-communist characters in the movie were political enemies of the protagonist and I feel like the sense of unease they invoked was intentional on the part of the director. It felt like Nolan understood that Franco and the white army were fascists, and that the audience was meant at times to be cheering for people who had held membership in the Communist party. It could have been way worse.

TLDR: the real CPC propaganda was the harmonious society we made along the way.

Egoism is the only internally consistent ideology that isn’t Marxism, more Stirner memes!

That is not what jreg is about. Jreg’s entire point is that people need to be ideologically literate because “normal” and “moderate” don’t mean anything. He works to try to make political ideology entertaining enough to make it more accessible beyond the overton window. The character(s) he puts on don’t have any reflection on his actual beliefs and they never will because the point is to get people to think and arrive at their own conclusions. His anti-centrism is a parody, because satire and political comedy is his niche, and he does a damn good job at it

https://youtu.be/ziLbXt30hcs

The Martian is canonically a prequel to The Expanse