bertholdsbrunnen

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bertholdsbrunnen

bertholdsbrunnen

@imbresigau

Katılım Kasım 2014
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New Left EViews
New Left EViews@NewLeftEViews·
So why are so many of the super racist manosphere accounts that spreading hate about immigrants in Europe run by some desi guy in Dubai or Helsinki?
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New Left EViews
New Left EViews@NewLeftEViews·
Poor study design (at selective institutions) and also grades are not the relevant metric. There’s also an obvious reason why Cowen would not understand why people think it’s important.
Joe Weisenthal@TheStalwart

Interesting @tylercowen post. He says that there's a study which shows mobile phone bans in schools have only minimal effects on grades, and that he doesn't understand why people think this is an important policy. marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolu…

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bertholdsbrunnen
bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@BrendonBernard_ Sucks to be a worker in Canada. European wages and US working hours. Biggest losers in the world.
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Brendon Bernard
Brendon Bernard@BrendonBernard_·
Headline Canadian wage growth ticked down to 3.2% y/y, with public sector gains coming off their highs, while hourly pay in the private sector has been growing at around a 2.7% pace since early in the year.
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bertholdsbrunnen
bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@GregGrandin But it never changed its function, as the saying goes an insitution is what it produces. I think War Department is much more accurate than Defence Department
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Greg@GregGrandin·
The Department of War was created in 1789 and presided over the removal, extermination, pacification, and genocide of the continent’s first peoples. It changed name to Defense in ‘47, two years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@policytensor @pathtopraxis It may be, they can't push around China so I guess it shows some limitations but their ability to push around much of the rest of the world appear undiminished and maybe enhanced.
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Policy Tensor
Policy Tensor@policytensor·
Finally finished this long piece by @pathtopraxis. Equal parts deep and lost in theory. The latter issue is simple: what makes you think the capitalists want, or are happy with Trump’s kleptostate? Why do you think they are the ones who put him there? What was the spending ratio in the election? Is it not, in fact, the working class that made him King and gave him the mandate to burn it all down? This is what happens to Brahmins who get too enamored with theory. You may think that capitalists are responsible for our present exit from bourgeois democracy if you eat too much Marxist lettuce. But look around. Read some fucking polls. Who really put Trump in the White House? brooklynrail.org/2025/09/field-…
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bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@policytensor @pathtopraxis So far I don't see any evidence that Washington's years of dictating terms is coming to an end. They dictated terms of Europe, they will soon to Canada, they seem intent to start toppling holdouts like Iran and Venezula and my money is on they will succeed.
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Policy Tensor
Policy Tensor@policytensor·
I must say, I found much of your essay quite compelling. But I don't think you quite understand how sanguine the capitalist class is. The state/imperial managers are in panic, not bc capital is hurting—it is not hurting at all!—but bc the working class is in revolt and Washington's years of dictating terms to the rest of the world is coming to an end. It's a class panic, but not of the capitalist class.
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bertholdsbrunnen
bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@policytensor @pathtopraxis High-capital (Wall St., major corporations) probably aren't that happy with Trump but small capital i.e. local car dealers, real estate developers have been and among Trump's ardent supporters. Also if the working class was radicalised to support a Trump, who radicalized them?
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bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@NewLeftEViews But he's basically right about this, no? Selecting kids at such a young age as in Germany is bound to mostly be selecting for family background. Kids from academic backgrounds whose parents have time and resources to personally prep their kids.
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New Left EViews
New Left EViews@NewLeftEViews·
James happens to be on the right side of history regarding the censorship and repression of protest against genocide in Germany, beyond which he’s another clueless clout-chasing journo grifter who publishes in the Telegraph and gets random people fired for no reason.
James Jackson@derJamesJackson

Germany literally has the second worst social mobility in Europe because teachers decide who to send to good school based on vibes at age 11, and mostly choose white kids of educated people

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bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@cszabla Maybe Americans should stop only patronizing big national chain restaurants. It's mindblowing to me how often most Americans just go to these types of places as if they are somehow real restaurants.
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bertholdsbrunnen
bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@cszabla It's certainly been overdone. It's like how Starbucks became hick.
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Augustus Melmotte
Augustus Melmotte@EnriqueDiazAlva·
"I got some overpriced BBQ in Austin and Ubers cost money, NYC is not expensive!", LOL, LMAO. It's not just that these people don't have families, it's that they are unable to put themselves in the position of someone who does.
Ross Barkan@RossBarkan

You're out of date, sorry. Go to these cities post-2021. An entree at Odeon isn't that much different from an upscale restaurant in Chicago or Philly. My BBQ meal in Austin (not upscale) ran me $30. That's life in the new America. Expensive to eat in most cities.

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bertholdsbrunnen
bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@Econ_Marshall Haha that's great but they'll kick him off soon enough so it can just be a Yglesias jerk off session
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Andrew Doyle
Andrew Doyle@andrewdoyle_com·
A man has been arrested for singing “we love bacon”. Free speech is cooked. My latest post for subscribers is now up! Link below. ⬇️
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bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@muenzenberg_w you think there is something beyond that in Scarborough? What do you think Canada has real cities like other countries?
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josh 📈
josh 📈@oldviennalager·
going to the bluffs and need recs beyond that .
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josh 📈
josh 📈@oldviennalager·
i am planning a scarborough trip. and i need recommendations
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bertholdsbrunnen
bertholdsbrunnen@imbresigau·
@DominikWeil Germany is absolutely nowhere near where Britain is and likley not on the same path.
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