Tachanka

Tachanka, 13 days ago

online

pig poop balls

in person

keep a stack of business cards with pig poop balls printed on them and hand them out to people with bad takes bateman-business-card

Tachanka, 15 days ago

I became vegan-edge at the beginning of this year. I wasn’t sure if I was gonna keep it up or ““relapse”” but this is providing me a strong incentive to keep going. I’ll eat a million cans of beans before risking this nasty shit. Too bad everyone I live with still eats dairy/meat.

Tachanka, 15 days ago

What I do is, about once a week I spend about 4 hours making a huge dish that lasts me all week. I have a big pot. I don’t know how many gallons it is. Probably 10. Takes up an entire shelf in the fridge. I spend the afternoon dicing vegetables and watching the kid. Onions, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, celery, fresh garlic and sometimes other vegetables. Shitake mushrooms if I have them soaked overnight. I zest and squeeze citrus into the pot along with the veggies. The pot is about 1/3 full of veggies. I cook the veggies on a low heat in a shallow pool of water until they’re transluscent, stirring as I go. Then I add about 4 or 5 different types of beans, usually canned because I’m lazy, but sometimes rinsed. Black beans, red beans, pinto beans, cannelini beans. Then I turn the heat up on high for the last 10 minutes and keep stirring, adding spices, usually garlic powder, onion powder, sazon, pepper, adobo, cumin. Then I add herbs right at the end. Usually a whole bag of fresh chopped cilantro. If I have any leftover beans that wouldn’t fit in the pot, I blend them into a hummus to dip tortilla chips in, or put on top of a salad. Throughout the week, when I want to eat the beans, I’ll cook either some rice or pasta to put them on. But sometimes I’ll just have the bean soup by itself microwaved with a little nutritional yeast or hot sauce something.

Tachanka, 19 days ago

lol, lmao, it was known on sep 12th 2001 that 15 out of the 19 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia, 2 were from the UAE, 1 was from Lebanon, and 1 was from Egypt, and yet the United States found it necessary to take military action in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Yemen, and Pakistan. https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/990bc994-4218-4af5-910a-1befa52a2ce8.png

Tachanka, 25 days ago

there seems to be an incredibly strong correlation between reading all 3 volumes of Marx’s Critique of Political Economy and understanding how capitalism works. How could this possibly be? porky-scared

Tachanka, 3 months ago

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Tachanka, 4 months ago

what i found more annoying about reddit is it would just silently hide your posts from other people if you used too many links from anti-american news sources. so even if it was earnestly taking the debatebro route that reddit loves so much and arguing with facts and reason and logic and sources, and not doing the ad hominem attacks, and yada yada, my effort would be awarded with nobody being able to see my post but me

Tachanka, 4 months ago

Zelensky tries 2 years too late to prevent the inevitable azovite stab in the back myth

Tachanka, 4 months ago

there’s a good quote from Trotsky (yes, bare with me) about how liberals disavow the French revolution and Marxists are the true inheritors of that struggle’s legacy.

The Great French Revolution was indeed a national revolution. And what is more, within the national framework, the world struggle of the bourgeoisie for domination, for power, and for undivided triumph found its classical expression.

Jacobinism is now a term of reproach on the lips of all liberal wiseacres. Bourgeois hatred of revolution, its hatred towards the masses, hatred of the force and grandeur of the history that is made in the streets, is concentrated in one cry of indignation and fear – Jacobinism! We, the world army of Communism, have long ago made our historical reckoning with Jacobinism. The whole of the present international proletarian movement was formed and grew strong in the struggle against the traditions of Jacobinism. We subjected its theories to criticism, we exposed its historical limitations, its social contradictoriness, its utopianism, we exposed its phraseology, and broke with its traditions, which for decades had been regarded as the sacred heritage of the revolution.

But we defend Jacobinism against the attacks, the calumny, and the stupid vituperations of anaemic, phlegmatic liberalism. The bourgeoisie has shamefully betrayed all the traditions of its historical youth, and its present hirelings dishonour the graves of its ancestors and scoff at the ashes of their ideals. The proletariat has taken the honour of the revolutionary past of the bourgeoisie under its protection. The proletariat, however radically it may have, in practice, broken with the revolutionary traditions of the bourgeoisie, nevertheless preserves them, as a sacred heritage of great passions, heroism and initiative, and its heart beats in sympathy with the speeches and acts of the Jacobin Convention.

www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1931/…/rp03.htm

Tachanka, 4 months ago

haha chinese president is yellow animal because he’s totalitarian (i love my political system founded by slave owners which produces millions of homeless people; it is a paragon of freedom and efficiency)

Tachanka, 4 months ago

https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/7b3694d1-161d-4705-96c3-79c0d3f1a984.png

spoilerjust kidding; i would never stoop so low as to use windows

Tachanka, 4 months ago

this is the man who wrote a eulogy for strom thurmond and expressed a desire to invent israel if it didn’t exist.

Tachanka, 4 months ago

this is rude to lucifer