The_Jewish_Cuban
@The_Jewish_Cuban@hexbear.net
- Comment on North Korea reveals images of uranium enrichment facility for the first time 1 month ago:
I don’t imagine we’ll ever see the United States kill 20 percent of the Korean population again.
- Comment on Russian warships arrive in Cuba in show of force 5 months ago:
Run away is how you capture territory in war? 🧐
- Comment on Arcane's second season will be its last, says its first trailer 5 months ago:
Wonder how they’re gonna handle vi’s transition into a fascist cop. I hope they don’t end up with messaging that waffles between the people who direct systems of exploitation and those violently lash out against it are equally bad.
- Comment on this one goes out to the arts & humanities 7 months ago:
Right, the only value and purpose of arts and literature, it’s creation and enjoyment, is to make a product to sell or consume a story. What a foolish opinion.
- Comment on China tensions underline US investment in TSMC 7 months ago:
Another nation’s airspace
- Comment on degree in bamf 7 months ago:
Intersectionality is the idea that various forms of privilege and circumstance interact with each other to make an individual. Certain influences are more impactful upon a particular person’s circumstances, and thus influence privilege to a much greater extent. The non-linear nature that DinosaurThussy is talking about can better be shown with examples.
If you’re homeless and white it’s clear that you’re in a worse off situation than a billionaire who is black. Class status has a far greater influence on this situation. It would be fair to say that the black billionaire has more privilege due to his class status but not his ethnic identity. That being said, it’s unlikely that the white man was denied a job due to his race in a way a homeless black person may be. Being poor and white and poor and black have many commonalities, but intersectional analysis allows us to understand the different ways and avenues that particular characteristics influences the ways that a person may end up in a particular circumstance.
The idea continues on. A person who is a billionaire may be significantly shielded from a lot of racism, or face it in a less extreme way. For example, that proverbial black billionaire likely wouldn’t have many run ins with racist cops in impoverished neighborhoods. However, he still might face the unifying characteristic of being called a slur by his peers in the way that a poor black person might. His privilege of wealth may not complete inoculate him facing racism at all, even if he faces it in a less extreme way.
In essence, this situation is viewing individuals dialectic-ly. It seeks to understand how all of a person’s identity and circumstances relate to the struggles and oppression certain groups or people may face in society.
- Comment on Problem player sucks the life out of old dnd campaign, kills new one in the cradle. 8 months ago:
Man that’s one heavy dose of capitalist realism lol
But also I think asking people for nudes is creepy and weird especially if you’re not in a relationship anymore. Sorry your campaign fell apart. You seem like a good DM. The survival horror one sounds dope
- Comment on Richest 1% account for more carbon emissions than poorest 66%, report says 11 months ago:
- Comment on The Vulcan rind meld 1 year ago:
Stolen and Shared
- Comment on Consideration to Defederate Hexbear 1 year ago:
It’s not though man…
It fundamentally breaks when ideologies which agree on issues are shown as diverging when others don’t. If you’re really a communist you should understand this as idealist nonsense which can’t actually reflect the complexities of political thought. “Libertarian” thought is also that which supports indentured servitude. Do “libertarian socialists” agree with that? No I sure hope not.
This is a fundamental breakdown of that depiction of politics and the fact that you still reference it as a “useful tool” betrays the incoherence of your politics.
