need to figure out what javascript framework to use. i need to set up an interface for the search engine. i want the results to show up in miller columns so you pick a result and it puts the document in another column next to it.
it will probably be litjs but the contenders are
litjs
preact
riotjs
vue
or maybe svelte idk thats a pretty efficient one too.
i will not accept monster chungus ass frameworks like Remix. there is a time and a place for those and this ain't it.
Haz Al-Din 🇷🇺 @InfraHaz
Jan 19
Javier Milei is the new face of the WEF and the global bankster class.
The ultimate PSYOP was how global elites spread false 'anti-socialist' conspiracy theories against themselves.
That way a shill like Milei appears to be challenging the elites, while in fact FULLY carrying out the ruling class agenda.
In order for the global ruling class to carry out its agenda, it has to make it appear like a rebellion against themselves! CONTROLLED OPPOSITION.
Allowing capitalists and banker's to plunder your country's wealth is not 'freedom.' It's the opposite: slavery.
Our GOVERNMENTS are corrupt not because GOVERNMENT is bad in general, but because OURS is CONTROLLED by BIG MONEY.
To the Western Right Wing: Congratulations, you fell for the biggest con in history. You will eat the bugs and live in the Pod. It will all be in the private sector.
Any constitution that gave you basic rights will be torn up. Welcome to slavery re-branded as freedom!
@km
I forget where I wrote it, but I'm fully expecting the anti-woke coalition to fully transition from pointing out flaws in the progressive movement to victim-blaming those dispossessed by neoliberalism.
Which is among many reasons I refer to it as "The False Awakening"
The WEF is holding yet another table-top exercise for a "hypothetical" pandemic. This one claims to be 20x more fatal than COVID (whatever that means).
Remember that the WEF, Gates Foundation, and John Hopkins foundation participated in a similar exercise mere weeks before the first COVID outbreak. They are planning this shit well in advanced.
Share this as far and wide as possible! They might second guess doing this if more people are aware. Just imagine if more people were aware of the Event 201 exercises when the first COVID outbreak happened.
@xianc78
It helps to be cautious and not amplify their self-fulfilling prophecies. There are also many scenario planning events which means this doesn't guarantee anything.
While it helps to be on guard, I don't see another virus scare being the chosen method to consolidate control.
I'd say instead of amplifying fear, now more than ever it is critical to take a serious look at 2020 and how the stage was set to manufacture the crisis like @jjcouey has been. High Resistance Low Noise
@xianc78
The ideal way to stay alert is to undermine their ability to manufacture reality, this is a permanent goal that's outside a reactionary timeline. This is why I highlighted Dr Couey's work, because if there was anything people should learn from the Covid Crisis, it's that they're not above breaking a few eggs (innocent lives) to make their omelettes (psyops).
This may sound harsh, but I'd argue raising the alarm about every potential new mass event is counter-productive (puts people in perpetual fear, at the risk of their mental faculties) when compared to more careful analysis and revisiting of what actually drove the events. I think this is how much of the alt-media has been weaponized against truth-seekers, so many leads but so little time to follow them all.
I know you mean well, and I'm not trying to criticize you directly, just the pattern.
Criticizing capitalism while participating in it is not hypocritical because our individual actions within the capitalist system are a means of survival within the existing system, not an endorsement of it. Advocating for systemic change doesn't negate the need to navigate the current structure for basic needs, considering it coercively shapes people's lives.
@djsumdog
You're not wrong, but there are hairs I want to split.
A lot of problems these days involve numerous departures from actually free markets and property rights through bureaucratized crime, currency manipulation, and all kinds of other nonsense.
This is where classical liberals will argue that capitalism is like a garden that needs to be protected with proper care and regulations. Of course, this is partially a non-starter because the very people empowered to write and enforce these regulations are very much part of the problem.
My point is that some people (not the person you're replying to) actually just want capitalism to be real again. Which is a defensible point, but fundamentally requires major changes socially, politically, and likely legally. Our system works great if your definition is "number go up", but if you're valuing wealth in something else other than that things fall apart very quickly.
This is the grain of truth that people you're replying to know about that I wish was better understood by "our side". We can agree that meritocratic systems and competition are good, but competition and meritocracy to do what? Societies differ, some have more noble aims than others. Meritocracy is good when it's aimed at building up a prosperous and loving people, but gets ugly fast when it's about liquidating people's minds, bodies, and souls in exchange for quick temporary gain. This has less to do with economic structure than people would think, but there are absolutely incentives that need to be changed. There comes a time when the monied class does need to have their predatory instincts curtailed.