Genocide and mass extinction.

Theintercept is always good, and jacobinmag.

The zeitgeist/technocracy movement's is simply futurist socialism without any idea on how to get there.

I dare everyone that still has a reddit account to post this meme there.

That site openly praises Hitler, no wonder.

It's also worth noting that fash subs on reddit ban anyone critical of their fascism. They always whine about 'left snowflake circlejerks' but they're so much worse.

It was still worth it. Imagine how much better the world would be if everyone treated the ruling class like this?

I wonder what would happen if someone posted a meme about killing nazis in WW2...

People who refer to themselves as 'intellectuals'.

Why does it say the vegans in the study eat offal? So weird.

Since we all use adblock I'm sure, we're 'stealing' the article anyway when we go there.

And liberals are closet reactionaries.

Humanity: WTF?

because trump <3 oil industry <3 trump

How did we get to the point where 2 companies absolutely dominate the entire Internet?

Most people I know only have mobile internet.

Would be great, but the mods there would never be willing to give up their ranks on the mod list and they'd need to be on board to set this up - we've seen time and time again that the slightest bit of power corrupts people. They'd prolly rather maintain their positions on the hierarchy than burn the whole thing down.

Indoor swimming pools.

So you think the biggest media outlet in Europe is fabricating evidence againt the manufactuer of Agent Orange?

Monsanto's internal emails

spiegel.de

I put a (popular fast food chain's) kitchen out of commission.

It's authoritarian.

"Anywhere in the world that happens to have 4G internet with a provider you have an account with".

I think there's a big difference between a group of disparate societies that cooperate when the situation calls for it, and a civilization; which implies big cities and industrialism.