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Actual US foreign policy lmao

yeah, that should definitely be called Capitalist Imperialism, not just Imperialism or its simply not clear communication.

So the majority of what we call empires historically, didn't practice imperialism?

I'm sorry, but wtf is that?

Yeah, and the straight girl to be bi as well, not sure about the dudes

Just wanted to say Dragon Age 2 really did this first (as in before BG3), Anders was getting it bad for you no matter what.

So wait until the oceans are dead already from global warming and acidification and the grand magical global socialist revolution that is coming "any day I swear guys any day" for the last 150 years to do anything about it?

I don't think capitalist globalism is good, I don't think the planet's resources should be being drained so that the treats keep flowing, but there will be megaships carrying goods globally for the foreseeable future, and this could actually, meaningfully reduce our harm done to the precious earth.

The thread is absolutely filled with people telling you there is little to fear. Nuclear isn't profitable, that is why capitalists have brainwashed you into believing it is dangerous. Even with the noted disasters, nuclear has still killed a fraction of the people coal has, per kilowatt hour created. Hell, coal plants are even more radioactive than nuclear ones. And this ship is safer still, because it quite literally can't catastrophically meltdown, as it is in the FUCKING OCEAN.

Which would require a global revolution to accomplish, vs a solution that reduces real harms right now. I thought communists weren't supposed to be utopian?

I'd love some engineers to do that, I think it'd be totally awesome. However, that hasn't been done and we can only compare proposed solutions to existing ones, not hypothetical ones.

Classic "letting perfect be the enemy of good" energy.

As opposed to the mass extinctions caused by global warming going on right now??