deadbergeron [he/him,they/them]
the only thing I do is wash my face 2x twice a day (morning + night) using aloe. Honestly it seems to work, I seem to be holding up pretty well as I get older.
I also use post-shave balm after I shave, which is like once a week if I’m lucky, usually less, and wash my sheets 1x/week to keep them clean. Neither of which is skincare per se but they definitely help my skin
damn how can i get in on this?
Yes, I do the surgical masks when outside and n95 when I’m going to be indoors. Only time I don’t wear a mask is when I’m outside and people are far enough away from me for me to feel comfortable. If someone comes up and tries to talk to me I’ll pull it up.
I can see people’s hatred of it and my attitude is fuck them. No one’s said anything to me about it yet though. I figure these people hate me anyway (well they would if they knew my politics), so why should I bow to any social pressures? That’s what’s got me through feeling awkward.
I think the bunny wolf symbolism is that the wolf is the big bad left that wants to destroy the right, represented by the bunny. You know, because its right wingers who are being oppressed. The left is chained to the 2nd amendment, so it can’t kill and eat the bunny, but it wants to abolish the 2nd amendment (get rid of the stake) so it can be free to destroy the right. The 2nd amendment holds the wolf back I assume because it allows right wingers to stock up on guns which dissuades the leftist hordes from attacking their gated suburbs, something that would definitely 100% happen if right-wingers didn’t have guns.
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From my perspective its not that class is the primary struggle separate from “culture” issues, but that class is intertwined with these other issues. Where class reductionists get it wrong is that we can ignore these issues and still build a unified working class movement, but there are also those who aren’t necessarily class reductionists, but still separate race and gender from class, treating race and gender as important, but not the focus.
The goal is to build a unified working class movement, and we’re not going to do that by allowing divisions to persist by accommodating the reactionary elements of the working class. To ignore these reactionary elements is to introduce and allow divisions in the movement that threaten to tear it apart. While we are focused on class, to focus on class means also to focus on these other “culture” issues.
And I think part of the reason working class conservatives can be viewed as the enemy is because, when we’re talking about violence against our comrades, a lot of it is carried out by them. Sure, with the right amount of education and discussion they can be won over, but while they’re not won over they are potentially very dangerous to us and our comrades. Libs are fucking insufferable, but I don’t expect a run of the mill liberal to shoot me for being a communist, they’d probably just send me a bunch of china bad nyt articles. Chuds have the potential of becoming violent.
