>>12024 The first slasher was the short story The Most Dangerous Game about a bougie cunt who hunts and kills proles for sport, you can't change my mind so fuck off.

>>12024 This, but unironically

>Forced Entry is a 1973 adult horror film written and directed by Shaun Costello under the pseudonym Helmuth Richler. It stars Harry Reems (credited as Tim Long) as an unnamed and psychotic Vietnam War veteran who sexually assaults and kills women who stop at the filling station where he works as an attendant. Called "one of the most disturbing and unpleasant porn features ever made," the film utilizes actual footage of the war, predominantly in the rape and murder sequences.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_Entry_(1973_film) >Noting the film is "the first film to show a disturbed war vet coming home from Vietnam," Ed Demko calls the film "one of the more important and relevant films to ever come out of that age of pornography. It’s a film that really transcends the time that it was made and might even be more important now than the age it was made. Sure there’s a ton of nasty sexual activity in the film but the subject matter and what the movie is actually saying goes way beyond that."[4] >In "Forced Entry: Serial Killer Pornography as Patriarchical Paradox", scholar Robert Cettl assesses the film's role as pivotal in the history of American serial killer films and discusses its subversion of American patriarchy "by highlighting a paradox in relation to hegemonic masculinity" and how the director turns pornography "into self-conscious political discourse", arguing the film critiques patriarchical reaction to second-wave feminism (represented by the independently-living female victims) as grounded in war-mongering (rape-murder scenes interspersed with footage from the Vietnam War) and ultimately doomed to self-implosion (the killer's suicide).[5]

>>12024 having sex without government certification, drinking fermented grains, dancing with friends are considered "degen" by the mentally ill only and should be thrown in the prison for free labor >>12027 Point in case

>>12024 I never thought about this but it's kind of true. it's kind of fun to watch bourgeois middle class try to fight for the lives and die trying. like I had this mentality watching horror before I even gave a fuck about socialism.

>Any thoughts on the current podcast on russian revolution by Mike Duncan? (https://www.revolutionspodcast.com/) Sounds interesting. I might give it a listen. >Any other interesting podcasts to listen to? Both have been talked about and recommended on /leftypol/ a ton, but: Moderate Rebels -- Good anti-imperialist pod by the Grayzone guys Cumtown -- Funny (Stav is fat, gay and a pedophile) Does anyone know of any good film podcasts that aren't just people talking about the big, new, English language releases and the same old, 80s, cult b-movies? I want something that has a bit more variety with some foreign films and films from the 60s and earlier.

http://generalintellectunit.net/ General Intellect Unit, cybernetic Marxist podcast. They examine "the intersection of Technology, (Left) Politics, and Philosophy". Just found out these guys. They seem interesting.

Am I strange for thinking podcasts are largely boring?

>>11637 They're friend simulators for people who are nofriends such as myself.

>>11580 do they talk about the FOSS movement?

>>10168 I guess, you could make it a general trolling porky thread

these videos are hilarious. I had no idea that "First amendment audits" were a thing.

Reminds me of this classic series: >Surveillance Camera Man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP5ZVPwP7bg Could be interesting if it was subverted to specifically cover business owners, I fully support this subversion.

>>10196 yeah I wonder if he started this trend somehow

Comradely reminder that if you go into a store that you think may try and swindle you, record them.

There's now an anime board, which hopefully will be soon in the top bar >>>/anime/

https://boards.4channel.org/co/thread/116973033 kuvira stalin autism

>>8919 it's mostly Moopy Path stuff which is hyper based

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Upload them to pomf.cat and post them.

If you are still here I made a new post that will hopefully get traction.
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>>36 >tfw you discover "ихний" doesn't exist

>>36 >>>/edu/

Reposting since this got deleted because of dumbasses >>7935 See https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%B8%D1%85%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B9

>>832 Is that windows 7? I sure hope it is just a skin, otherwise you are sitting on numerous unpatched security vulnerabilities. Regards,

>>867 >Qubes Nice, I just wish it ran well on my 4 year old ultrabook.

Ubuntu with Bottompanel and Dash to Dock

That was just a fucking parallel you mong. If you are too illiterate to understand, let me use another one. Nature and Earth is like our house. Sometimes we want to demolish a wall in our house to make a larger room, or we want to attach an expansion to it. There is nothing wrong with that - the "original" form of the house isn't sacred. However, if the wall in question is load-bearing, or the expansion would destabilize the foundations, you DON'T do it, lest you be an utter idiot as you are putting your home in danger of collapse. Same shit applies to nature. Cars should be a secondary option, for people who need it. 1 car per person if they need it. Most people own and drive cars because of necessity. If, after public transport is established properly, they still need or want a car, then they can have it. claims that everyone who touched "black snow" got thyroid cancer in 6 years, which isn't true, because the "black snow" was the result of the fires in reactor 4, there is no fire nowadays but you still get radiation poisoning from the radiative decay. You also can't treat radiation poisoning if you reach that stage (thyroid cancer) because once it's in there you are fucked, developing thyroid cancer depends on the dose and genetics, If you don't absorb radioactive iodine, you don't need to treat yourself with iodine tablets either start with Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acute_radiation_syndrome Permaculture in the Senegal desert (pic related) https://youtu.be/MYMIbLoxW8U

‘Collapse of civilisation is the most likely outcome’: top climate scientists <The world’s most eminent climate scientists and biologists believe we’re headed for the collapse of civilisation, and it may already be too late to change course. https://voiceofaction.org/collapse-of-civilisation-is-the-most-likely-outcome-top-climate-scientists/ METABOLIC RIFTS Triple Crisis in the Anthropocene Ocean. >Part One: Corrosive Seas https://climateandcapitalism.com/2020/09/07/ocean-triple-crisis-part-1/ >Part Two: Running Low on Oxygen https://climateandcapitalism.com/2020/09/20/triple-crisis-in-the-anthropocene-ocean-part-two-running-low-on-oxygen/ >Part Three: The Heat of 3.6 Billion Atom Bombs https://climateandcapitalism.com/2020/10/24/triple-crisis-in-the-anthropocene-ocean-part-three-the-heat-of-3-6-billion-atom-bombs/

There is an architect by the name of Vincent Callebaut. Has designs to turn places such as the city of Paris into an ecologically friendly location. He has plans for bio-air conditioning, anti-smog towers, and vertical farming. http://vincent.callebaut.org/object/150105_parissmartcity2050/parissmartcity2050/projects If you guys wanna see something wild, check this shit out. There are spiders known as Anelosimus Exumius that exist in giant communal webs, with hardly any social heirarchy, save for separation by sex. Check it out, it's fucking nuts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td09PIjz0iQ https://unbelievable-facts.com/2016/02/anelosimus-eximius.html

>>19887 Sources >Since 1960, low-oxygen areas in the open ocean have expanded by 4.5 million square kilometers, an area the size of the European Union. Some regions have lost 40% of their oxygen, and the volume of water containing zero oxygen has more than quadrupled. The ocean is losing about a billion metric tons of oxygen every year. At present rates, the decline in life-giving ocean oxygen will triple by 2100. Add that to the rapidly growing number of coastal dead zones, and we have a life support emergency. <Overall, the ocean’s oxygen content has fallen just 2%, but the decline has occurred almost entirely in parts of the ocean where marine life is usually most abundant, so its impact is far greater than that percentage suggests.

David Attenborough just put out a new documentary that was really well done, and was actually pretty realistic about the coming climate crisis. Didn't pull any punches like most hopium filled publications do, and as far as I know I don't know why a >90 year old man would want to spend what are the last years of his life bullshitting people about something he's done for half of his life or more. Talked about the desertification of oceans, of land, of sopsoil being exhausted by our farming practices, overpopulation, temperature rises and what that means for humans and the wider ecosystem at large. These are things we have to consider as communists. Personally, it has always been my belief since I became aware of just how big an issue this was right around the time I left college that human society as we know it globally will be knocked down a civilization or two even. It was a pretty tough thing to realize, as I was also awash with enthusiasm for the material I had read from Marx, Lenin, Engals and coming to learn more about the USSR, China and such. Anyway, what I'm ultimately saying is that when I post on here ultimately its from a dark place because I feel like while capitalism will die any hope for what we know as socialism very well goes with it. Ultimately though for the purposes of this post the documentary was well done and while it had some liberal solutions at the end, I know a socialist world order (that won't exist in our lifetimes in the developed form we need to beat this issue) could have been able to beat this issue. Producing for use value would be a huge first. Capitalism won't, and I know liberals can't even face that prospect. I think the conclusions cannot be ignored just because of hope and belief socialism will triumph somehow, and at least acknowledging a possible end to everything we know has to be considered. NOTE: While the documentary is available through a certain paid service, I don't see why certain free platforms wouldn't have it. I hear there are things called trackers that carry it in high quality and other formats, and a certain bay. If you haven't seen it, do it for the knowledge, for a love of animals or a combination of both.

American Football isn't really my kind of thing. Football (soccer) was good, and basketball is fun to watch sometimes, but really I just prefer to play it instead. Badminton and Tennis are fun but a lot of the players can be cunts for some obscure reason. I unironically think that after the USSR fell sports quality around the world has fallen; Russian soccer teams are a fucking disgrace, Russin basketball teams are nonexistant. etc. etc. A unique sport I enjoy is figure skating. You can talk shit about them all you like, but at the end of the day 90% of people won't be able to even begin to replicate those moves without dedicated practice.

If I knew how to pirate RIZIN events and get English language commentary over them I probably would, I like MMA but UFC and Bellator are just so fucking shit I can't be bothered to keep up with them

I watch American football.

>>10628 The best alternative is to watch all the individual fights of an event on youtube but you won't get English commentary.

>>162 Its more fun to play them than to watch.

Give them to me. *rubs hands*

>>8907 *rubs mustache* Hitler-chan, Back out of your cuckshed again eh?

>>8715 e-readers are quite easy on the eyes and some can be made to run linux i believe

>>8703 Buy a decent scanner, then import and scan artbooks from Japan.

Save it for when you need it.

>>11054 I'll try watching it. Thanks