>>128439979
I don’t get why y’all are mad at this, LSF is very popular in the US and drag queens are American culture

>>521070980
Definitely a dude. That’s why it can’t keep a man.

>>520745113
Rabbi larry

>>520696317
2 weeks until your sex change

>>519746331
Jews created Islam and Christianity

how do we get white men to stop killing each other.

talk shit, get hit.

any questions.

>>514149703
You, anon. We learned it from watching you.

>>513636666
Fuck off quadruple Satan

I once calmly cited Marx and Paine online, explaining how materialism and republicanism dismantle fascism with logic—no rage, just theory—and what did the digital brownshirts say? “LOL u r a bot,” followed by “kill urself.” Imagine: I invokeThe Communist ManifestoandCommon Sensein good faith, and their rebuttal is a suicide command because they can’t argue dialectics. If pointing out that fascism is capitalism in decay makes me a bot, then fine—I’m a bot programmed by Hegel, Marx, and Tom Paine. They’d rather dehumanize than debate, which just proves my point: when your ideology crumbles under logic, all that’s left is hate. Honestly? Being told to die by a Nazi after quoting revolutionary theory felt like winning. Now excuse me while I go touch grass—right after I finish this chapter on the dictatorship of the proletariat.

As a Marxist republican, I find deep resonance in the historical bond between Karl Marx and Abraham Lincoln, a connection forged in the crucible of revolutionary struggle and mutual commitment to human emancipation. Though separated by an ocean, their correspondence during and after the U.S. Civil War revealed a shared vision: Lincoln, leading a bourgeois revolution that shattered the legal edifice of slavery, and Marx, recognizing in that struggle a blow against the global capitalist order’s reliance on racialized exploitation. From my perspective, Marx’s admiration for Lincoln was not mere political solidarity but a recognition that the fight against slavery was an essential step toward dismantling class domination. The International Workingmen’s Association’s letter to Lincoln in 1864, penned largely by Marx, affirmed that the fate of the American republic was intertwined with the worldwide struggle for justice. Today, as we continue confronting systemic racism, economic inequality, and the enduring legacy of racial capitalism, the symbolic alliance between Marx and Lincoln reminds me that the fight for equality must be both anti-racist and anti-capitalist—rooted in international solidarity and the unwavering belief that no person is free until all are free.

you lost.

>>512777913
>you lost, tranny

you lost.

you lost.

MIGA bros...
Ten years of trying to paint the Democrats as the pedo party, completely undone in just a few weeks
How could we let this happen?

you lost.

you lost.

>>508221323
>tranny