Option 3: that was terrible, better start earlier next time.

Next time:

We’ll never know

Idiot if you ask me

McBurney is a badly made McDonalds burger

Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan.

The Pakistani division of Taliban.

My bad, I should’ve given the context originally.

Well in Pakistan, the reason was the ttp primarily (amongst other political reasons).

But Pakistan is in a very unique position, different to any other.

Why are you gaze?

I know its supposed to be hairy feet, but looks like tree roots digging into the earth. Very entlike.

So good thing he cut the story short

I was practicing splits for my gymnastics tryouts and you won’t believe what happened

Silver linings

Now I’m thinking of that reddit dude who was fucking his mom (was later confirmed to be true)

Guy with the broken arm who’s mum offered to wank him

Hey. I hope you can look at yourself and your life with pride.

Equating all socialism with the authoritarian regimes of the 20th century oversimplifies a complex political tradition.

Dictatorial tendencies are not intrinsic to socialism but are contingent on specific historical and political contexts.

Russia: The Bolsheviks’ turn to authoritarianism was partly due to the civil war, external invasions, and a lack of democratic traditions. These circumstances led to the consolidation of power to preserve the revolution, not as an inevitable feature of socialist theory.

In other contexts, socialist movements (e.g., in Scandinavia) have successfully implemented social democratic policies without authoritarianism.

The role of individual leaders and political choices in shaping socialist experiments. Figures like Lenin and Stalin made decisions that prioritized centralized control, which deviated from the principles of worker self-management and democratic participation.

These deviations were not a necessary outcome of socialism but reflected the particular decisions and dynamics of those historical moments. So a small sample size of major socialist states and people cloud judgement.

External hostility often pushed socialist regimes toward authoritarian measures. For example, the USSR faced significant opposition from capitalist countries, which influenced its militarization and political centralization. This external pressure created a siege mentality that undermined the potential for democratic governance.

Democratic socialism has thrived in various countries, showing that socialism can coexist with democratic principles. Examples include the welfare states of Scandinavia, where socialism has enhanced equality and social welfare without undermining political freedoms.

You also have to compliment the home owners every half hour so they can see that on their nannycam.