Post 424092 by RedCeres@knzk.me
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 (DIR) Post #423719 by Secondary_world@guillotines.masto.host
       2018-10-08T02:03:15Z
       
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       Every time I look, climate change is predicted to be worse and more intense.We aren't going to have a revolution in time. I love you all, comrades.
       
 (DIR) Post #423745 by photophoregirl@knzk.me
       2018-10-08T02:06:46Z
       
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       @Secondary_world ten years is both no time at all, and a long time.don't resign yourself yet.
       
 (DIR) Post #423939 by BigPopsicle@knzk.me
       2018-10-08T02:23:23Z
       
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       @Secondary_world yeah.... I mean honestly it’s probably too late, our last real chance to get the world to act was probably under Bush 1, which sucks but, I mean, I guess with shifting baseline and all that we’ll probably just... get use to our world being constantly on fire?? 😬
       
 (DIR) Post #423949 by pybyte@octodon.social
       2018-10-08T02:23:49Z
       
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       @Secondary_world It's too late to stop climate change, but if we are able to begin and sustain a revolution during the next economic crash, we can build something better than what we have now. Maybe all we'll be able to do is destroy this awful country, but our comrades around the world will thank us.
       
 (DIR) Post #423951 by Secondary_world@guillotines.masto.host
       2018-10-08T02:24:04Z
       
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       @BigPopsicle The struggle is gonna be if any of the surviving comrades take on the eco-fascism that's likely to result
       
 (DIR) Post #423974 by narrenschiff@guillotines.masto.host
       2018-10-08T02:25:36Z
       
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       @Secondary_worldfor now the revolution is staying alive and building whatever we can wherever we can as the shell of the old world crumbles around usrubble can be repurposed, science can still be done while the rich flee, and the state won't try as hard to kill you if it thinks the air will get to you firstit's gunna be rough but we can absolutely do this thing
       
 (DIR) Post #424048 by narrenschiff@guillotines.masto.host
       2018-10-08T02:33:26Z
       
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       @Secondary_worldjust gunna have to get the eco-fash before they get us thoif lanky belarusian jews hiding in the forest could take on the nazi state, we can take on survivalist proud boys(agreed that this is the hard part)
       
 (DIR) Post #424092 by RedCeres@knzk.me
       2018-10-08T02:39:10Z
       
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       @narrenschiff @Secondary_world without the USSR things don't turn out so well :blobfrown:
       
 (DIR) Post #424124 by lyliawisteria@enby.club
       2018-10-08T02:45:52Z
       
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       @Secondary_world the revolution is now.if not now, when? if not you, who?
       
 (DIR) Post #446319 by _ampersand@guillotines.masto.host
       2018-10-09T12:57:03Z
       
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       @Secondary_world I've been thinking about this for a year or so: if human extinction is now locked in on a 400 year time scale (I'm estimating complex technological society has maybe 200 of that, tops), what does that mean for our obligations as leftists? Most of our philosophical engagement (left and otherwise) is built on the future being indefinite, but if the best political theory we can hope for is hospice, what changes? What stays?