Would be badass if true.

I’m 99.999 percent sure that there is no afterlife, but I wish there was, especially for people like this man. Rest in power. You will be avenged in the coming years and decades.

I’m aware. And I like that phrase you used.

“How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man!?”

I hope so. Do you live in Nepal? Not that it matters, just asking.

Hopeful but I’ll believe the end of the conflict is near when I see it. I’m not gonna celebrate a victory prematurely. That’s what my urologist told me.

I thought it was a meme of psychically sleeping with deployed soldiers and their partners as well.

Marx’s Captital sounds like a porn parody.

Shut the fuck up cracker.

I’ve read on Twitter that the various Nepalese communist parties are neoliberal/opportunists. I don’t know and I doubt that it’s true, the account I read that from seemed suspicious.

“We didn’t boil any babies! That’s slander! We just killed them and boiled villagers alive!”

I read that the early Communist Party of China received some CIA support (namely money and guns) to finish off Chiang-Kai Shek’s fascist/nationalist movement during the later periods of the armed struggle.

I’m still not quite sure what to think of the Khmer Rouge, but I read that they did collectivize agriculture.

“China is turning everyone trans!”

Love this

I’m somewhat neutral/leaning towards being supportive of the death penalty, and I understand your sentiment. And I’m not trying to be a contrarian or sound like a smug “know-it-all” or edgelord.

But I genuinely want to ask, can you really say that the death penalty isn’t a necessity on some level?

I do think and hope that the death penalty will be used less at least in a socialist society, but my opinion is that it should always remain an option.

I am aware that it is a great tragedy that as many as 4 percent to 15-ish percent of those that are executed by the state are innocent of their charges. And I am aware that a lifetime in prison can arguably be “worse” and a more fitting punishment for the convicted.

I’m of two minds: I think the death penalty should be reserved for the most heinous crimes where there is a mountain’s worth of evidence and nearly no shred of doubt, and if the person is a genuinely dangerous threat that refuses to respond to treatment, therapy, education by work and humility.

I don’t understand how/why the death penalty should ever be completely removed as an option or last-resort.

I am aware that China for example supposedly has long-term plans to stop the use of capital punishment, which I think is fairly commendable.

I’m also aware that when capitalism is overthrown, crime and violent crime will drastically decrease.

I’m talking like, in regards to people like unrepentant rapists/pedophiles, reich-wing agitators like Steven Crowder or Ben Shapiro, people like Peter Scully, Shanda Vander Ark. I don’t see the benefit in letting them live.

I hate this mentality. Refusing to give a dangerous group, individual or ideology and public visibility is often a double-edged sword or the wrong move. Ignoring a problem doesn’t make it less harmful or go away.

I think of worse, but I at least don’t mention it out loud

That’s what I’m thinking.

I don’t see the problem here. Both characters look and are in their 20’s.

“We all did”