Zx spectrum --> msx-dos --> ms-dos --dr-dos --> win95 --> Suse (before it was bought by novell) --> win98 --> debian
Zx spectrum --> msx-dos --> ms-dos --dr-dos --> win95 --> Suse (before it was bought by novell) --> win98 --> debian
In Spanish is called capacitismo, discrimination against people with disability.
also how communist states basically sold the impression that communism & democracy are incompatible “systems”
Communist parties have confronted the bourgeoisie/liberal democracies with popular/socialist democracies, and a lot of times have added ‘democratic’ to the state name, e.g.: Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (since 1948), Lao People’s Democratic Republic (since 1975), Finnish Democratic Republic (1939–1940), German Democratic Republic (1949–1990), Democratic Republic of Vietnam (1954–1975)…
Thanks for sharing. here is an unrelated #acab song in spanish: Falta de Riego - Policia Asesina (live 2013) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYXVwovE6QY
The ‘blue, green or brown, a bastard is a bastard’ is a reference of the diverse police uniform colors used in spain until the 80s.
Not only Christianity was a very reactionary piece of shit in the imperial European genocides abroad, also it was locally. During two centuries, the popular classes of Barcelona (Catalonia) burned churches periodically with reason: the Catholic Church was the bigger landlord, has almost a monopoly on education, used forced labour (mostly women) that competed with the few remunerated work that society lets women do, did forced processions with head-shaved women —forced to work and live for them for crimes as have extramarital children, try to give up with his raping husband…—, and more…
To pay for sex is a form of exploiting; the consent is not really free. There is no ethical consumption under capitalism, and I think that the exploitation of sex workers is one of the worst.
But morale is very subjective, and sex work is a very complex matter, where a lot of people, most of them women, work in very dangerous conditions and in situations of extreme need.
This article is a not sense. There is not a monopoly of identity: a lot of corporations and big tech have an ID about us or, at least, about me.
Also, in my case, the state have paid most of my education, my healthcare, the street where I live… nor google not other big tech have paid a dime for it.
The critic in the article has his points, but the proposed solution—using capitalist enterprises to issue IDs—is nonsense. We will lose track of people from a fiscal point of view, and it will not solve the problem of the people that not any corporation would issue an ID.
Debian has a list of vendors who sell it in a media (USB, DVD…), some of them also sell other distros.
There is a IHDI (inequality-adjusted Human Development Index):
Yes, they didn’t get most of they demands. Most of the improvements on the living conditions of the working class has required a lot of failed intents before success.
The 48 weekly/hours, the payed holidays, the not land/proprietary owners right to vote… has required the blood of a lot of working class people to be obtained.
The western/bourgeois cultural-narrative, based in a natural evolution that warrants rights of the opressed class, has not historical sense.
edit: typo
Voice of the Voiceless (1999), according to this wikipedia article about Abu-Jamal in popular culture.
It seems is not the case. From the linled doc:
in 2023, the median of the nationwide per capita disposable income was 33,036 yuan, an increase of 5.3 percent, and the median was 84.2 percent of the average. Among them, the median of the per capita disposable income of urban residents was 47,122 yuan, an increase of 4.4 percent, and the median was 90.9 percent of the average; the median of the per capita disposable income of rural residents was 18,748 yuan, an increase of 5.7 percent, and the median was 86.4 percent of the average.
In !workingclasscalendar@lemmy.world we use stahmaxffcqankienulh.supabase.co for the images, could it be whitelisted?
Edit: community typo corrected
That video is liberal anti-Che propaganda (e.g.: he not started the Cuban-USA nuclear missile crisis, I’ve stoped the video after that).
Jon Lee Anderson, Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life is usually suggested as one of the best biographies about him.