Good news at last! Like many PT Komcionauts, I spent the last 24 hours giggling at the powerless despair of the law enforcement Internet.
All they have left is simply a ridiculous hope that they will fight something in court. "Providing evidence" of the kind of "photo" on which individual loads something into the car" may suffice in the right-wing discussion forum, but not in court.
Biden's advantage is so large that even if he loses 1 or 2 states after recalculation, he will win anyway. The hope of Trump's judicial win has now become only to the fools who believe in chemtrails.
I'm happy with Trump's defeat due to the fact that right-wing populism disgusts me more than specified conservatism. Ultimately, even Nixon cannot be denied any affirmative achievements – Trump had absolutely none.
As you know, I'm a Marxist. On this occasion, I will callback the basic presumption of Marxism, referring to the acquainted parable of cookies.
There's a capitalist and an worker sitting at the table. A individual with capitalist equipment produced 10 cakes.
The Capitalist takes 9 cookies and calls to the employee: “WATCH! GEJES/IFESTS/FEMINISTS/COMPANYERS/SOCIATIVES WANT YOU TO TAKE YOUR CASTLE!”
The fight to get 1 more cookie for an employee, I think, is the only thing worth social activity. Therefore, erstwhile others engage in organizations that defend kittens, seals, bees or plants, my only volunteer activity is union activity.
This strategy is naturally simplified, as are all another schematic descriptions of reality. Neoliberalism besides refers to simplifications (if we look at assumptions made by neoliberal economists, they describe, among others, capitalism in which there is no margin).
I believe this strategy describes capitalism most correctly. In the last 100 years, only that lie has changed, which the capitalist diverted from the employee's attention erstwhile he picked up most of the cookies for himself.
Trumpism is simply a very perfidious lie, due to the fact that in this case, a capitalist pretends to be on the side of an employee. “I will defend your cookies, build a wall to defend you from the Mexicans, and declare a trade war against the Chinese due to the fact that they want to eat cookies, and I will clear the Washington swamp of corrupt politicians who eat your cookies.”
In fact, Trump himself – as a capitalist – was and is simply a typical exploiter. He avoided taxes, did not pay the workers (including Polish builders), himself was dirty in Washington swamp to the ears. He was guilty of everything he accused the elite of – he was friends with Epstein and Weinstein, and even with the Clintons.
It is characteristic that his final fall occurred in the parking lot of the 4 Seasons horticultural company 16 kilometres from Philadelphia. individual from his staff was expected to do a press conference at a luxury hotel in the city centre, but by mistake ordered it at a place of akin name, by the highway, between a sex store and a crematorium.
If volunteers were working on this campaign, they wouldn't make specified a mistake. It's a typical mistake for a badly paid, ill-treated staff. The people you keep taking cookies from won't be loyal to you.
Right-wing populism, that is, taking cookies in the atmosphere of pretending to be "people", is an old phenomenon like democracy. Since the general electoral law (i.e. about 1848) appeared, we besides have politicians winning under specified slogans. That's what Bonapartism believes in.
In order for employees to start counting cookies, they request to focus on the table. Not the delusional threats that Trump, Kaczyński or Boris Johnson scares them.
Therefore, the demolition of Trumpism is simply a prerequisite for us to have good things. Fortunately, it was fulfilled.
