grandepequeno [he/him]

In Portugal they’re somewhat rare, my mom used to go to one a lot on her way back from work but I’ve never really been. I usually hit up whatever is closest

I just finished Persona 3 Reload which saved my life and also put my life in danger, besides that it gave me depression and also cured my depression.

There are plenty of leftist parties in european countries that are not akin to the american democratic party that can pickup some seats, and where these parties exist there’s usually an understanding that they’re “the left” and not the “center-left” so I think it’s hard to misinterpret unless someone REALLY wants to vote for sucdems for some reason.

luckily hasan is more astute than you and didn’t waste the opportunity to criticize the genocide at the genocide convention

Good to know, among the left here the Lajes Field is mostly known as the place where Bush, Blair and our PM at the time Barroso (who later went on to head the EU comission and then to Goldman Sachs) declared war on Iraq

I’m portuguese and even though we’re pretty cucked for nato I still doubt there would be that much support to fight for america, especially if it starts over estonia or some shit. The communist party here would obviously be a vehicle for anti-war activism as it is now, so I’d be doing that assuming the state doesn’t go around murdering anti-war people and objectors.

But if I just wanted to drop off the face of the earth? idk, I work for a company that works for the government and the type of service we provide would probably continue, maybe I’d move to the Azores or Madeira just so I wouldn’t get nuked (would be kind of a waste to spend a nuke there right?)

EDIT: Just remembered that there’s an air base in the azores that would 100% get owned, so maybe I’d just stay where I’m at

Crazy how many people, at any point in this conflict, ACTUALLY thought the Back To 2024 scenario was any likely

What kind of support or services would you like or should be expected for diagnosed adults?

He put it very vulgarly but that’s more or less a point I’ve read from other marxists, that proletarianization MAY bring about mass politics