It's good to know who hates you, and it's good to be hated by the right people.

Joined January 2026
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Mortal Monkey retweeted
Replying to @BladeoftheS
Listen, you fucking clueless idiot: You're enjoying all the wealth rich people created right now. Look around you. Look at your phone. The producers' only real mistake was naively thinking most people would enjoy that wealth with some gratitude and contribute what they can. In reality, there's a huge chunk of parasites out there who hate seeing productive people succeed because it constantly reminds them of their own failures. And the more these parasites get for free, the more vicious and entitled they become.
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He is the worst offenders of many offenders. As they say when you go left far enough yiu get your guns back for this purpose
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Mortal Monkey retweeted
To all the people mad about Elon being a trillionaire, just wait until you learn about this private corporation called The Federal Reserve…
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Mortal Monkey retweeted
Ngl, life before capitalism was the elephant in the room when it came to anxiety. Wondering if the harvest would fail and your family would starve causes anxiety. Watching your child die from a disease that is now cured with a cheap antibiotic is stressful. Living without reliable heat, electricity, refrigeration, sanitation, or clean water feels hopeless. Working from sunrise to sunset just to survive is exhausting. Having no meaningful opportunity to improve your circumstances is depressing. Burying half your children before adulthood is traumatic. Capitalism didn't invent struggle. It inherited a world defined by it and made survival easier, healthier, longer, and more prosperous for billions. It's no wonder so many people take that progress for granted. They never had to live without it.
Ngl Capitalism has always been the elephant in the room when it comes to mental illness. Living paycheck to paycheck causes anxiety. Not being able to see a doctor is stressful. Choosing between paying rent or having heat/electricity feels hopeless. Working multiple jobs and never being able to see our loved ones is depressing. Laboring for a wage is alienating. Marketing ourselves to capitalists for jobs that determine our worth as human beings is insulting. Capitalist life is a meaningless grind for most of us. It's no wonder we're all sick.
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Replying to @_MortalMonkey
I think me trying to educate a person who is petulantly against the thing I'm trying to explain on twitter is a complete waste of my time.
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Which is why we don't want your government running everything from the top down.
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Mortal Monkey retweeted
Socialists always start at the vending machine. Capitalists start at the factory. One asks, "Why do I have to pay?" The other asks, "Why was there something to buy in the first place?" The flaw in socialist thinking is treating wealth as something that already exists waiting to be distributed, instead of something that first has to be created.
More realistic version.
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Socialists don’t disregard supply and demand, you’re just showing how you don’t understand the thing you’re criticizing
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Mortal Monkey retweeted
Replying to @dhe3g
Socialists don't measure success by whether a problem gets solved. They measure success by whether money was redistributed to a cause they approve of. Public education is a perfect example. Spend more, get worse results, demand even more spending. The results are optional. The spending is the achievement. The goal isn't solving the problem. It's proving the state's good intentions with someone else's money.
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The republican fear of becoming smart
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Tweet stolen word for word x.com/CeeHawk/status…
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I love when I see two people arguing clearly just copy/pasting from AI. It's like watching philosophical BattleBots.
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Imagine being ok with fraud as long as the culprit has brown skin.
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"Leave me, you bread-making peasant"
Replying to @Jaredhowe
Because there are only so many hours in the day and we have other uses of our time that we value more than making our bread like serfs
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Life doesn't get better by making things worse for people who have it easy, but by making things easier for people who have it bad.
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Why are people so judgmental of other people's lunches all of a sudden? And it's just a normal lunch 😂 Idk how many posts I've seen like this today.
I have come to the conclusion that people really do not care about having a good diet and loath the people who actually care about having a nutrient dense diet. Fuck man. Basically everything in this picture is very unhealthy. People oddly think processed meat is healthy.
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Socialism isn't just when government does stuff, it is when the workers own the means of production, distribution and exchange, which is not the case anywhere in the US. Also, America has not "socialised" the medical industry lol I wish
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Socialists are literally the flat earthers of economics. A billionaires value is not measured by how much he has in the bank, but by how much his assets are worth. Assets that make money and provide a living to workers. You didn't become a billionaire by letting your money sit.
Replying to @_MortalMonkey
You need a billion dollars to be a billionaire, you also don’t get to a billion dollars without pushing poverty somewhere else.
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Will you be able to sustain yourself without buying things at stores? Don't get me wrong, that will hurt me too. Just not as much as it will hurt you.
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If you think grass on golf courses consume a lot of water, just wait until you hear about the Amazon rainforest. Greedy trees and nature, hogging all the water.
Why don't we talk about the water consumption of an 18-hole golf course in the same way we do data centers?
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