Doomgaze Fox
@doomgazefox.bsky.social
He/him, Communist (ML MZT), Polyamorous, father, bassist, aspiring author, philosophy of science nerd, unapologetic CPC apologist
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How to deal with your conservative relatives at Thanksgiving:
- keep to non controversial topics, like who should own the means of production
- focus on common ground, like how left communism is an infantile disorder
- remind them that Stalin was trapped in a game of realpolitik, and had few options
- keep to non controversial topics, like who should own the means of production
- focus on common ground, like how left communism is an infantile disorder
- remind them that Stalin was trapped in a game of realpolitik, and had few options
November 27, 2025 at 5:39 PM
How to deal with your conservative relatives at Thanksgiving:
- keep to non controversial topics, like who should own the means of production
- focus on common ground, like how left communism is an infantile disorder
- remind them that Stalin was trapped in a game of realpolitik, and had few options
- keep to non controversial topics, like who should own the means of production
- focus on common ground, like how left communism is an infantile disorder
- remind them that Stalin was trapped in a game of realpolitik, and had few options
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What I don't get about American history is during the Revolutionary War period everyone was named things like "John Adams".
But when the Civil War comes around everyone is named things like "Jedediah Hotchkiss" and "Ambrose Burnside".
Then we just went back to normal names? What was going on??
But when the Civil War comes around everyone is named things like "Jedediah Hotchkiss" and "Ambrose Burnside".
Then we just went back to normal names? What was going on??
November 26, 2025 at 4:47 PM
What I don't get about American history is during the Revolutionary War period everyone was named things like "John Adams".
But when the Civil War comes around everyone is named things like "Jedediah Hotchkiss" and "Ambrose Burnside".
Then we just went back to normal names? What was going on??
But when the Civil War comes around everyone is named things like "Jedediah Hotchkiss" and "Ambrose Burnside".
Then we just went back to normal names? What was going on??
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Oh really? "they/them" pronouns are woke? Did you know "they/them" comes from Old Norse, whereas "he/she" come from old English? They/them are the pronouns of Vikings.
Would you call Sweyn Forkbeard "woke"? And Eric Bloodaxe? Woke too? And I suppose even Ivar the Boneless was woke. Get real.
Would you call Sweyn Forkbeard "woke"? And Eric Bloodaxe? Woke too? And I suppose even Ivar the Boneless was woke. Get real.
November 26, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Oh really? "they/them" pronouns are woke? Did you know "they/them" comes from Old Norse, whereas "he/she" come from old English? They/them are the pronouns of Vikings.
Would you call Sweyn Forkbeard "woke"? And Eric Bloodaxe? Woke too? And I suppose even Ivar the Boneless was woke. Get real.
Would you call Sweyn Forkbeard "woke"? And Eric Bloodaxe? Woke too? And I suppose even Ivar the Boneless was woke. Get real.
Alright, sirs, you're looking for a doom metal band name. Would you like something witchy, something wizardy, or a weed pun?
Those are the only choices?
Yes.
Those are the only choices?
Yes.
November 24, 2025 at 6:58 PM
Alright, sirs, you're looking for a doom metal band name. Would you like something witchy, something wizardy, or a weed pun?
Those are the only choices?
Yes.
Those are the only choices?
Yes.
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In a way Trump and Mamdani are similar. They are both populists fighting against the elite, it's just who they see as "the elite" differs.
Mamdani sees the elite as the billionaires who control the economic, political, and social systems of society.
Trump sees the elite as people who read books.
Mamdani sees the elite as the billionaires who control the economic, political, and social systems of society.
Trump sees the elite as people who read books.
November 22, 2025 at 12:18 AM
In a way Trump and Mamdani are similar. They are both populists fighting against the elite, it's just who they see as "the elite" differs.
Mamdani sees the elite as the billionaires who control the economic, political, and social systems of society.
Trump sees the elite as people who read books.
Mamdani sees the elite as the billionaires who control the economic, political, and social systems of society.
Trump sees the elite as people who read books.
The spark of innovation which under capitalist society is incentivized by material gain is otherwise incentivized under socialism. In a society of material abundance innovation still comes from improvement of own lives. Namely, innovation which reduces necessary work for the innovator and all others
November 22, 2025 at 2:45 PM
The spark of innovation which under capitalist society is incentivized by material gain is otherwise incentivized under socialism. In a society of material abundance innovation still comes from improvement of own lives. Namely, innovation which reduces necessary work for the innovator and all others
"But China has billionaires!"
So does the US, baizuo. Shut up about other countries business until you solve your own problems.
So does the US, baizuo. Shut up about other countries business until you solve your own problems.
November 21, 2025 at 5:18 PM
"But China has billionaires!"
So does the US, baizuo. Shut up about other countries business until you solve your own problems.
So does the US, baizuo. Shut up about other countries business until you solve your own problems.
You fool! You absolute buffoon! Spain is east of the demarcation line of the treaty of tordesillas! That means, by papal decree, Spain belongs to Portugal and thus so does its land holdings! ALL THE WORLD IS PORTUGAL!
November 20, 2025 at 2:40 PM
You fool! You absolute buffoon! Spain is east of the demarcation line of the treaty of tordesillas! That means, by papal decree, Spain belongs to Portugal and thus so does its land holdings! ALL THE WORLD IS PORTUGAL!
Saying China isn't democratic but the US is seems akin to Saying a calzone doesn't count as pizza but a plastic pizza toy does.
November 18, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Saying China isn't democratic but the US is seems akin to Saying a calzone doesn't count as pizza but a plastic pizza toy does.
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November 18, 2025 at 8:24 PM
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The @theguardian.com runs with "tensions rise", to describe what is in fact unilateral US aggression against a country that poses zero threat to the US or to anyone else.
November 18, 2025 at 8:22 PM
The @theguardian.com runs with "tensions rise", to describe what is in fact unilateral US aggression against a country that poses zero threat to the US or to anyone else.
"Socialism is too expensive"
Do you have ANY idea how much public money is spent in contracts, subsidies, tax breaks, etc to prop up capitalism through ultimately terminal crises?! This is like saying feeding a child is too expensive while paying even more to keep an old man on life support.
Do you have ANY idea how much public money is spent in contracts, subsidies, tax breaks, etc to prop up capitalism through ultimately terminal crises?! This is like saying feeding a child is too expensive while paying even more to keep an old man on life support.
November 18, 2025 at 6:47 PM
"Socialism is too expensive"
Do you have ANY idea how much public money is spent in contracts, subsidies, tax breaks, etc to prop up capitalism through ultimately terminal crises?! This is like saying feeding a child is too expensive while paying even more to keep an old man on life support.
Do you have ANY idea how much public money is spent in contracts, subsidies, tax breaks, etc to prop up capitalism through ultimately terminal crises?! This is like saying feeding a child is too expensive while paying even more to keep an old man on life support.
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Generally speaking, I think it's fairly obvious that if the policies of a government do not closely correlate with the majority opinion on most things then that government is NOT a democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.
November 18, 2025 at 6:35 PM
Generally speaking, I think it's fairly obvious that if the policies of a government do not closely correlate with the majority opinion on most things then that government is NOT a democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.
