I suggest reading theory and learning more about national liberation movements if you have the time, it seems we agree on ideals already, but we're all victims of Western anticommunist and imperialist propaganda
orc_princess
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That's a Marx quote, not about the US.
You must have missed the countless people being concerned because after a fascist wins in the US fascists tend to win elsewhere.
Political compass lol
Wait until you find out about internationalism, other countries outside of the US, or leftist organization and agitation in parallel to liberal elections
It's a fair assumption to make when you care about decorum and waste your time trying to uphold that when you could instead be telling liberals to listen to us.
Ah so that's where I gotta store my small Lenin pictures
Maybe you're thinking of a fork that was recently publicized for having logs in memory in plain text and being easily accessible to third parties
Outside of the US there are also differing opinions. I support guns for self defense. I don't like guns, but who am I to tell marginalized people to stay unarmed as the state tramples over them.
They're right when it comes to politicians though. They both cater to billionaires and corporations, they both support bombing random ass countries, they both support sanctioning Cuba, etc. Not shaming anyone who votes for liberals, because they're less bad domestically, but even then they're constantly moving right, now throwing trans people under the bus and such.
In terms of ideology, both believe in capitalism and US hegemony first and foremost.
I'd argue liberal voters are more likely to be decent people, but their politicians aren't very different, and that's normally what we think when we talk about just how similar they are. Hell, even among liberal voters I find their support for the US military appalling.
I'm sorry, do commies not believing in US department of state propaganda bother you?
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Many other languages have a more readable way of conveying access, class vs instance methods, and of course return type.
Newer Java versions look great but the industry is slow to catch on, I've worked with Java 8 for an NGO for only a few months before landing a better job with a different language and the amount of boilerplate we made in just that little while is insane. A lot of it is generated by the IDE, sure, but it's so incredibly redundant.