Deskooled @Deskooled

Libertarian-Conservative. Traveler. Coffee Addict. Bald. Deskooled.com Joined December 2010

Tweets

36K
Followers

22K
Following

21K
Likes

138K

Tiffany Fong @TiffanyFong

3 hours ago

More people die from diarrhea in India each year than from heat in Europe and gun homicides in the US combined.

101 83 901 23K 63

View Details

China Uncensored @ChinaUncensored

13 hours ago

*laughs in air conditioned room

34 149 2K 16K 50

View Details

Libertarian Party @LPNational

a day ago

Something we can all see eye to eye on

192 653 5K 63K 66

View Details

The economy and was recovering before Hoover implemented bailouts and FDR started calling millions of cattle and pigs and burning food. They started doing all that when unemployment was only at 6%. We stayed in the depression longer than almost everyone because of extremely invasive progressives.

0 1 5 186 1

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

a day ago

@lakeshoredr1ve Capitalism is the absence of a system. It's when individuals can pursue their own self-interest without being enslaved by some socialist dictator. When you ask yourself why... You should ask why your preferred system is one in which a dictator takes away individual rights.

0 0 0 6 0

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

a day ago

@realjeffster @LPNational @GOP_RAC Nevertheless, ICE is a useful tool to get rid of criminals.

0 0 0 12 0

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

a day ago

💯

0 3 8 116 0

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

a day ago

There's a large permanent bald eagle population in the very corner of the United States in Neah Bay, WA. However, I think your instincts are right that some of them are further south for the spring and summer raise their young. Many of them will go north during the fall and winter for better hunting.

0 0 0 33 0

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

4 days ago

How many bald eagles are there on the Spit? Watch the video to see all of them. youtu.be/YMHmVOiTZTE

10 16 229 1.3M 20

View Details

Anti Kommunistic @antikommunistic

2 days ago

The fastest way to identify someone who has never lived under communism: They describe it as “misunderstood.” The fastest way to identify someone who has: They don’t want to go back. History matters

9 43 135 1K 12

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

2 days ago

@Powers_HK @beinlibertarian Both groups create a bunch of zombies, that's for sure

0 0 1 21 0

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

2 days ago

@beinlibertarian Gay

0 0 0 31 0

View Details

Sowell Economics @sowelleconomics

2 days ago

Thomas Sowell: “The problem isn’t that Johnny can’t read. The problem isn’t even that Johnny can’t think. The problem is that Johnny doesn’t know what thinking is; he confuses it with feeling.”

10 65 346 4K 26

View Details

Anti Kommunistic @antikommunistic

2 days ago

Communism’s core promise: “From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.” Reality: The state decides your ability and your needs. Private property abolished = you own nothing, including your labor and your future. No property rights = no actual rights at all. Every communist society proves this within a decade.

38 78 203 3K 12

View Details

Anti Kommunistic @antikommunistic

3 days ago

How to spot a communist in 2026: They claim to hate “authoritarianism” but want: • Speech codes • Gun control • Wealth seizures • Centralized control of the economy • “Re-education” for wrongthink Same ideology. New slogans. RT if you’ve seen this movie before.

15 70 178 2K 16

View Details

Deskooled @Deskooled

2 days ago

@realMaalouf @Winterborn123 And Devshirme

0 0 0 33 0

View Details

AmericaReal @AmericaReal3

3 days ago

21 7 51 1K 0

View Details

Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus

3 days ago

Even Fidel Castro’s own daughter wants his commie revolution to end. “My generation did not start the revolution. But we have suffered every day of it.” Alina Fernández Revuelta fled Cuba in disguise decades ago. Today in Miami she wakes up in the middle of the night anxiously scrolling for any sign that the system her father built might finally collapse because she’s watched what it did to the Cuban people. Before 1959, Cuba ranked among Latin America’s more developed economies. After 67 years of central planning, repression, and dependence on Soviet then Venezuelan subsidies, it became one of the hemisphere’s poorest and most stagnant. It is plagued by 12 to 20 hour blackouts, collapsing infrastructure, chronic food and medicine shortages, and the largest mass exodus in its history. The commie regime clings to power through force and elite control while ordinary Cubans bear the cost. Because that is the only product “socialism” has, is, and will actually deliver.

30 349 2K 23K 83

View Details

Creative Deduction @CreativeDeduct

4 days ago

Why does every social issue seem to be reframed as a struggle between oppressors and the oppressed? It's no coincidence. It's the product of a philosophical method that has shaped the left for more than two centuries: the dialectic. It originated with Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel in the early 19th century. Hegel argued that history advances through a process of conflict between opposing forces - a thesis and its antithesis - which are then resolved in a higher synthesis. This dialectical movement, he believed, represented the progressive unfolding of human freedom and reason. Karl Marx took Hegel’s method but stripped it of its idealism. He replaced the clash of ideas with the clash of economic classes. For Marx, history was driven by material contradictions within modes of production. Capitalism contained the seeds of its own destruction through class struggle, which would eventually produce a communist synthesis. The dialectic became a tool not just for understanding history, but for justifying revolutionary action. When classical Marxism failed to produce the expected proletarian revolution in the West, the Frankfurt School adapted the dialectic once again. Thinkers like Adorno, Horkheimer, and Marcuse shifted the focus from economic base to cultural superstructure. They developed Critical Theory as a form of permanent negative critique, aimed at exposing and undermining the contradictions within liberal capitalist society — in family structures, sexuality, education, and language. This dialectical framework continues to shape progressive politics today. Identity-based activism often follows the same pattern: identify an oppressive structure (thesis), mobilise a marginalised group against it (antithesis), and demand systemic transformation toward equity (synthesis). Because the dialectic views conflict as the necessary engine of historical progress, it has little interest in stable institutions, incremental reform, or the preservation of existing social order. This is why progressive movements frequently reject liberal norms of debate and tolerance. Once politics is understood as an endless series of contradictions that must be resolved through struggle, the goal is no longer peaceful coexistence or mutual accommodation, but the permanent transformation of society through continuous agitation. The dialectic has proven remarkably effective precisely because it offers both a method of analysis and a justification for never-ending conflict.