Theory

• The Marx and Engels Reader is very useful and the language is pretty simple.

History:

• The Age of Revolution: 1789-1848 is about how the French Revolution and Industrial Revolution worked to uproot feudalism then spread industrial capitalism across Europe.

CIA S***

• Operation Gladio: The Unholy Alliance is about US covert operations in past war Europe, rigging elections and assassinating people etc
• Whiteout by Alexander Cockburn covers all type of Spook s*** but mostly focuses on the US ties to international d*** trade and Nazis who escaped punishment

thanks so much gonna check these out

I wonder why ppl don't talk more about the first wave of deindustrialization which occurred inside the US, from the Midwest to the South between the 40s to 80s.

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Are we seeing the beginning of the unionization of America's service industry?

Start with Washington bullets

I second the Age of Revolution, and recommend The Cold War and the New Imperialism. It covers a ton of material, basically a world history from 1945 to 2003, but its written very accessibly and pretty short at about 350 pages from what I remember. Good to get a general idea of the time period.

it really stinks i start reading and learning all this after i have amnesia

Huh?

i have anterograde amnesia and it’s like impossible to learn and take it new information

This sound like a prime introductory work good looks

F*** man I'm so sorry. Is there any way to combat it?

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believe me we are used to explaining the same concepts over and over again

carnists have brainworms just like anybody else born in this society

veganism is objectively correct, but it's going to take stages to reach a truly vegan society just like it will communism.

Do explain how it's objectively correct for humans to not consume meat

its unnecessary violence when there's better alternatives
not even vegan myself but its pretty obvious to me

Also lab meat exists and will only become more refined and efficient

It’s pretty crazy because you can see that the industrial capacity of the US shifted from a generalist one to one that is extremely protective of military and economic power

For CIA s*** peep William Blum - Killing Hope

Yeah theres that old joke about America's only remaining exports being guns and movies. US economic history in general is very interesting, I've been wanting to read "Ages of American Capitalism" for a minute now

Lab grown is best, but is not accessible for a major part of the world.
Theres nothing wrong with hunting for food

used to be 99% of zoomass was wild animals, now 98% are livestock with humans being 1% and wild animals the other 1%

there's no more animals left to hunt my guy

And by the way, meat isn't accessible to a large part of the world either and it has devastating effects, but not because it's some essential food.

Not sure if you were aware but as of 10 years ago 82% of starving children lived in countries where food was fed to animals, and the animals were eaten by western countries. But I'm sure muuuuch has changed in the last 10 years or so.

Sources:

"Improving Child Nutrition: The achievable imperative for global progress". UNICEF. April 2013 "Livestock production index". The World Bank II "Global livestock production systems". Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Rome 2011