November 11, 2023 –
From Fuck Yeah Marxism-Leninism
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By Sally Jane Black

These capitalists make their fortunes destroying the environment, automating factories, and investing in for-profit health care. They make their fortunes intentionally worsening conditions for most of humanity. They profit off human suffering, and they know that right now, that suffering has escalated all over the world.

They know that those conditions breed resistance. They know that people are angry and that anger has to go somewhere. The best thing they can do to keep that anger from showing up at their doorstep (where it belongs) is to push a scapegoat.

transphobia

detransition

Prageru

X twitter

capitalism

scapegoat

workers

ruling class

propaganda

ProtectTransKids

transrightarehumanrights

Struggle La Lucha

Nov 11, 2023

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