Ian De Smet
@therefore-i-an.bsky.social
Sociologist from the University of Missouri 📖
Half-gringo Socialist 🇨🇱
Mizzou YDSA🌹
Half-gringo Socialist 🇨🇱
Mizzou YDSA🌹
Just a pet peeve, but some lefties be out here completely misusing the term neoliberalism. Please stop. It's not liberals, it's a poltical and economic system. We leave under it, it's Capitalism's final form, but it's not an annoying democrat that doesn't care about Gaza. Good night <3
August 11, 2025 at 1:10 AM
Just a pet peeve, but some lefties be out here completely misusing the term neoliberalism. Please stop. It's not liberals, it's a poltical and economic system. We leave under it, it's Capitalism's final form, but it's not an annoying democrat that doesn't care about Gaza. Good night <3
No longer catholic, haven't been for most of my life now, but damn. Pope francis was as based as popes have gotten, and it was kinda cool to know he was an Argentinian brother, su perspectiva y sus valores se van a extrañar
April 21, 2025 at 3:50 PM
No longer catholic, haven't been for most of my life now, but damn. Pope francis was as based as popes have gotten, and it was kinda cool to know he was an Argentinian brother, su perspectiva y sus valores se van a extrañar
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a beleaguered nation pins its hopes on mario's brother and stairs
February 5, 2025 at 5:49 PM
a beleaguered nation pins its hopes on mario's brother and stairs
Trump and Netanyahu's convo got me thinking: As people in the US, people who want to see this country flourish and be better to their people, their environment, etc.
How do we grapple with the fact that if the U.S. were to collapse, it would undoubtedly be a net-positive for the rest of the world?
How do we grapple with the fact that if the U.S. were to collapse, it would undoubtedly be a net-positive for the rest of the world?
February 5, 2025 at 5:40 PM
Trump and Netanyahu's convo got me thinking: As people in the US, people who want to see this country flourish and be better to their people, their environment, etc.
How do we grapple with the fact that if the U.S. were to collapse, it would undoubtedly be a net-positive for the rest of the world?
How do we grapple with the fact that if the U.S. were to collapse, it would undoubtedly be a net-positive for the rest of the world?