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no it's Boric that's becoming a moderate, not my friend, my friend is actually getting more radical over this

I don't know, I have one chilean friend and they were extremely happy with Boric's victory, really saddened when the constitution failed and now kinda bitter and says he's becoming a moderate and it's all been pointless

afaik it's the typical generational divide where the youth are a lot more progressive and wanting of change than everyone else

you wanna know the worst part? this day usually becomes trending topic on chilean twitter and most of the tweets actually celebrate this day

can someone explain ; ;

mhm! <3

i can speak with you if you want :D

maybe people at the top of the hierarchy get so stuck with seeing the "big picture" that they don't even deem those outside of it as human beings?

also just in case, it has nothing to do with this but, do you speak spanish? your pfp reminds me of the "niño rata" meme that spread all over in like 2014 ;w;

i'm not exactly sure if it was an useful demoralizing for the monarchists to kill the royal family

AFAIK there were monarchist movements that ended up without a viable heir and simply chose a very similar other guy and kept fighting, the carlists come to mind

how can a person be so monstruous, I genuinely don't get it

Conscription is slavery, full stop

ojala tuviera las agallas de decir esto a tanta gente que me molesta :'D

I was sent this essay and I had a good conversation about it but it got cut off.... so im gonna repost what I said then here because this topic really interests me (full disclosure im not very knowledgeable on communist theory, im very bad at reading)

I think this essay is conflating being an authority and being in authority, as in having "power to" vs having "power over"

one thing is when people give you authority due to your knowledge and expertise, and the other is when you put yourself on a position of intrinsic authority, where others are forced by the system to respect it

I think the former is a case of authority but not really of authoritarianism per se