20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

Pretty sure you mean rubles. Sheckles are used in Israel, which is not a communist country.

Should start translating Nekogoze then, I guess, would be the second work under the "communism" tag here. It's not really yuri but the main characters are two catgirls quite close to each other.

Nezchan posted:

20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

Pretty sure you mean rubles. Sheckles are used in Israel, which is not a communist country.

Neither is Russia.

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

last edited at Aug 28, 2016 1:08PM

Nezchan posted:

20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

Pretty sure you mean rubles. Sheckles are used in Israel, which is not a communist country.

Neither is Russia.

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

Fine, be pedantic. "Country associated with communism", happy now?

Nezchan posted:

Nezchan posted:

20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

Pretty sure you mean rubles. Sheckles are used in Israel, which is not a communist country.

Neither is Russia.

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

Fine, be pedantic. "Country associated with communism", happy now?

^
So many flavours in the world and you guys choose to be salty.

Very well. The reward has been changed to comrade bucks, which can be exchanged at your local jungle outpost.

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Overthrow the Hakurei!

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^ since when did Reimu have money.

What is this tag.

The number grows! Soon all of Dynasty will have this tag!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I CAN'T WITH THIS TAG xDDDDDDDDDDDDD

can't believe this tag is real

Good. Something new then.

Nezchan posted:

20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

Pretty sure you mean rubles. Sheckles are used in Israel, which is not a communist country.

Neither is Russia.

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

First: DPRK is also in that list of communist dictatorships.

Second, and much more importantly for me, as an anarchist: But what about the Zapatistas?

Nezchan posted:

20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

Pretty sure you mean rubles. Sheckles are used in Israel, which is not a communist country.

Neither is Russia.

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

First: DPRK is also in that list of communist dictatorships.

Second, and much more importantly for me, as an anarchist: But what about the Zapatistas?

Sounds like you have a quest to get some Zapatistas yuri for the site. Go forth, your task is not easy, but it will surely prove their statehood or lack thereof.

Nezchan posted:

20 sheckles for they who finds the next communist doujin. 40 if it's yuri!

Pretty sure you mean rubles. Sheckles are used in Israel, which is not a communist country.

Neither is Russia.

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

First: DPRK is also in that list of communist dictatorships.

Second, and much more importantly for me, as an anarchist: But what about the Zapatistas?

Sounds like you have a quest to get some Zapatistas yuri for the site. Go forth, your task is not easy, but it will surely prove their statehood or lack thereof.

Probably lackthereof, since they're a stateless society, afterall.

Lol

• "It is better to die on your feet than live on your knees." --Emiliano Zapata
• "When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist." --Dom Helder Camara
• "They first came for the communists and I didn't speak up--because I'm not a communist. Then they came for the Jews and I didn't speak up--because I'm not a Jew. Then they came for the trade unionists and I didn't speak up--because I'm not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Catholics and I didn't speak up--because I'm a Protestant. Then they came for me--and by that time no one was left to speak up. --Pastor Martin Niemoeller (holocaust survivor)
• "I want John Wayne assassinated!" --Stalin (too bad he didn't succeed)

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uh...what the fuck guys and gals...WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS??

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

Late reply, but PRC is only Communist insofar as it's run by a "Communist Party". When they dismantled their universal health care and have multiple market-created billionaires running around, it's hard to call them communist or socialist in any meaningful sense. One could argue that no Communist country has actually been socialist but some faked it better than others.

interesting

Actually, there are only 4 countries that can be labeled as communist. PRC, Cuba, Laos and Vietnam.

Late reply, but PRC is only Communist insofar as it's run by a "Communist Party". When they dismantled their universal health care and have multiple market-created billionaires running around, it's hard to call them communist or socialist in any meaningful sense. One could argue that no Communist country has actually been socialist but some faked it better than others.

Couldn't agree more. Some progress towards it has been made on countries with leftists reforms, but sadly due to constant warmongering, coups, infighting and economic blockades a truly socialist country has never existed.

Couldn't agree more. Some progress towards it has been made on countries with leftists reforms, but sadly due to constant warmongering, coups, infighting and economic blockades a truly socialist country has never existed.

Kind of tends to happen with any radically utopian-revolutionary regimes. Either they stick to their ideals and get unceremoniously wiped out by the nearest meaningful power that disagrees with them; or they do what it takes to survive and fatally compromise their ideals in the process (as the sort of ruthlessness required then rather tends to permanently skew their problem-solving paradigm).

I'd recommend sticking to the moderate reformist approach. Less large-scale ugliness all around.