rhino_hornbill
@rhino_hornbill@lemmy.world
- Comment on I've noticed that lemmy as a whole is much more leftist than reddit (outside of political servers of course) 1 year ago:
Lol, if I like you to an author you don’t recognize will you be able to engage with the argument? Let’s try: www.marxists.org/archive/luxemburg/…/ch05.htm
- Comment on I've noticed that lemmy as a whole is much more leftist than reddit (outside of political servers of course) 1 year ago:
Reforms are great, but ultimately a doomed bandaid over real problems. Quoth Lenin:
“Reformism is bourgeois deception of the workers, who, despite individual improvements, will always remain wage-slaves, as long as there is the domination of capital.
The liberal bourgeoisie grant reforms with one hand, and with the other always take them back, reduce them to nought, use them to enslave the workers, to divide them into separate groups and perpetuate wage-slavery. For that reason reformism, even when quite sincere, in practice becomes a weapon by means of which the bourgeoisie corrupt and weaken the workers. The experience of all countries shows that the workers who put their trust in the reformists are always fooled.
And conversely, workers who have assimilated Marx’s theory, i.e., realised the inevitability of wage-slavery so long as capitalist rule remains, will not be fooled by any bourgeois reforms. Understanding that where capitalism continued to exist reforms cannot be either enduring or far-reaching, the workers fight for better conditions and use them to intensify the fight against wage-slavery. The reformists try to divide and deceive the workers, to divert them from the class struggle by petty concessions. But the workers, having seen through the falsity of reformism, utilise reforms to develop and broaden their class struggle.”
- Comment on What is this? Taken today in Pennsylvania 1 year ago:
That looks like mine but a lot more yellow, probably a chicken of the woods.
- Comment on What is this? Taken today in Pennsylvania 1 year ago:
This seems like a good match, this higher angle photo shows the rosette style growth that are apparently known for: Image
- Comment on What is this? Taken today in Pennsylvania 1 year ago:
Turkey tail is 10x smaller and different colors and doesn’t grow from the base of large trees like this.
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