Comunismo augusto • 6mo ago • 100%

Papéis de Parede que eu Fiz

[aqui](https://imgur.com/a/7SaorMg) estão as duas imagens que eu fiz peguei a ideia das estrelas nos estados de um post no reddit, inverti o mapa e coloquei a foice e martelo do PCB pra dar mais charme kkkkkk se alguém quiser os arquivos brutos ou imagens de maior qualidade me chama aí!

República Socialista do Brasil augusto • 6mo ago • 100%

Papéis de Parede que eu Fiz

[aqui](https://imgur.com/a/7SaorMg) estão as duas imagens que eu fiz peguei a ideia das estrelas nos estados de um post no reddit, inverti o mapa e coloquei a foice e martelo do PCB pra dar mais charme kkkkkk se alguém quiser os arquivos brutos ou imagens de maior qualidade me chama aí!

Camaradas Latam augusto • 6mo ago • 100%

soy un camarada brasileño, ¿puedo participar aquí?

mi español no es lo mejor, entonces perdón antes de cualquier problema jajaja

Comradeship // Freechat augusto • 7mo ago • 100%

Is This Subr*ddit Satire/Propaganda?

Looks like satire on the surface

Communism augusto • 8mo ago • 96%

Is it Wrong for a Communist to Have Private Health Insurance?

Title says it all. I'm in a country that has public health care, and in many aspects it is very good. Only downside is wait time. There's also less and less funding every year, less and less quality, the whole process to destroy and later privatize what is a natural monopoly (such as water, electricity, etc) and a basic necessity for human life and dignity, and so on. With that said, is it wrong for me to benefit from what is essentially a better service (because of factors mentioned above, not because private = "better") because it is a capitalist enterprise? Same debate could arise from private energy companies, private transport providers, etc.

Linux for Leftists augusto • 9mo ago • 100%

Student Looking for Help in Field

Hello! I'm a CS student, have been a FOSS lover for a long time and am a commie since recently (a year or two). I was thinking of my future career and as much as I'd love for there to just be an easy, free and open approach to using my skills, capitalism just makes it all impossible. I know thay capitalism will make it impossible for me to exercise my profession in a good way, but is there no alternative that fits in the middle anywhere? There just seems to be for profit software if I want to actually get a decent wage and a decent life. How can I get a decent job with free software? The idea of it just inhibits it while on the capitalist mode of production. TLDR: how can I be a FOSS dev while not caving to the interests of big techs and corporations to provide for myself (aka be a hypocrite)? Thank you for your time reading, cheers from Brazil!

Mental Health augusto • 10mo ago • 100%

Need Advice From Comrades

Sorry for making a big text and sorry for my English. Cheers to you even if you're not reading it. ::: spoiler Very Slight TW I'll talk about compulsive scratching of some wounds/bruises I have ::: I'm a Brazilian from a big city, and I was accustomed to the Brazilian way of life. I recently went to the US to visit family and the sheer difference in purchasing power, quality of life, the humongous disparity between the US and Brazil are killing me. The US middle class is better off than the BR upper class by a big margin. I'm currently studying computer science in university, and my goal is to leave BR for somewhere ""better"" (take better with heavy quotes). Thing is, in BR there's basically no university-grade job in my field and there's basically almost no way of getting out if you don't have experience in the field like me. Recently, about 2 months ago, I've stopped taking my (light) anxiety meds because they're expensive. My parents (I'm 20) can buy it no problem but my expenses weigh on me so much I just stopped it. I started to itch some tiny wounds in my legs and they got rather ugly, which is not as bad as an infection or something. I was always worried about getting out of BR because I wanted a good professional life in which I could actually use the skills I got from uni, but in Brazil there's basically nothing besides making websites and bugfixing banking software. I want to make graphics drivers, motherboard firmware, work with free and open source software, but there's nothing here. And with nothing here, how do I get an opening to move to another country like Germany or the US? (countries I have family living in) Seeing NYC compared to São Paulo, seeing the standards of living in person is driving me nuts. I'll live a comparably miserable life, with a miserable job, with mental health issues, and I'll never start a revolution. I'm giving up. Do you have any words of advice for a young comrade? Thank you for reading thus far and sorry for being so incoherent. Cheers from Delaware (and from São Paulo)

Communism augusto • 12mo ago • 97%

Should a Communist Own a Gun?

The Question is rather simple: should I as communist (and a Brazilian) own a gun? I'm not going to lie, I like weapons and the art that is making them. That's the only real reason I wanted to get a gun license. I wanted to collect old Soviet weapons and maintain them for the sake of it. I'm also new to socialism and communism in general, so sorry if I'm dumb by asking this cheers, comrades