We are a new clan focusing on chill wars and farming looking for active players no matter your TH level. Donation requests will be filled and CWL will start when we have enough players. Leadership positions available if you show willing and ability. Currently setting up a Discord server for better communication and other perks.
Come and join us and clash in a chill environment.
+ Can drink from the Scrumpy Saver by taunting with the Scrumpy Saver while it is equipped. Drinking from the Scrumpy Saver heals the Demoman by 75% of his total health pool. Takes 20 seconds to regenerate.
- If you hit someone with the Scrumpy Saver, it breaks. The remaining broken bottle deals 0 damage but gives the enemy bleed.
- No random crits.
What do you guys think?
The fetishism of defeat:
"Darcy Ribeiro was an exceptional phraser, outstanding for his ability to synthesize in short sentences sophisticated reflections on complex problems. When lamenting what he saw as frustrated attempts to contribute to national development, the anthropologist created a phrase that, with some variations, would become one of the most repeated adages of the Brazilian left: "I lost, but I would hate to be in the place of those who defeated me". It is not difficult to understand the popularity of the involuntary adage, which lends itself to the exaltation of ideological purism and self-affirmation of moral superiority, perfectly synthesizing a phenomenon described by Domenico Losurdo and Roland Boer as "defeat fetishism".
In May 2020, historian Jones Manoel published a video addressing the issue of the influence of Christian culture in the constitution of the symbolic and theoretical universe of Western Marxism. Despite the enormous importance of the Catholic Church in the formation of culture, of the popular imagination, and of the collective unconscious of Western peoples, the absorption of religious dogmas by Western Marxist thought is still a little studied topic. This influence is accentuated by a historical particularity. Unlike Eastern or Soviet Marxism, Western Marxism never managed to produce a revolution, and consequently never had to deal with political power. Thus, its focus turned to philosophical, aesthetic, and sociological analyses - where the influence of the Christian imaginary predominates - while at the same time it distanced itself from pragmatic discussions about the daily life of the masses and the conquest of political power.
Since it has never been able to produce a revolution, Western Marxism is also unaware of the difficulties inherent in the revolutionary process - that is, it has never had to deal with the problems, the flaws, the contradictions of a revolution. The consequence of this is the reinforcement of ideological purism. From a pedestal of ethical-moral superiority, Western Marxism congratulates itself for never having needed to "misrepresent" Marxism or to "get its hands dirty" in the exercise of political power - ignoring the obvious fact that such purism only exists because it was never put into practice. After all, the only victorious socialist revolution in the West - the Cuban one - was entirely influenced by Eastern and Soviet Marxism. But, thinking itself the guardian of the purity of doctr
... keep reading on reddit ➡Should it truly be keep calm and carry on until the virus is in your community? Are most of the folks on sites like these (including me) truly Debbie Downers? doomers? Worry warts?
Edit: in all fairness I should have used the term “lockdown” vs “quarantine” in title. But the sentiment remains.
Edit: so many asking for link. It was posted below several times but here
