This.
Ha muerto Tinto Brass a los 93 años.
Siempre defendió que erotismo y pornografía no eran lo mismo.
Quedarse solo con lo de “maestro del erotismo italiano” es contar la mitad. Antes fue archivista en la Cinémathèque française de Henri Langlois y ayudante de Rossellini y Joris Ivens.
En los 60 hizo cine pop, experimental y político. Una de esas películas, "Col cuore in gola" (1967), abrió la Mostra de Venezia.
Luego llegaron "Salon Kitty" (1976) y "Calígula", el rodaje maldito de Penthouse del que acabó renegando cuando Bob Guccione metió escenas porno sin su permiso.
Con "La chiave" (1983) y "Stefania Sandrelli" encontró su territorio, y desde ahí lanzó a actrices como Serena Grandi, Debora Caprioglio o Claudia Koll.
Un gran incomprendido que, a pesar de fumar puros sin parar, ha estado a punto de llegar al siglo de vida.
Movies like A Brighter Summer Day vs Love Exposure, both affected me, but the ethical question forced me to upgrade my barrier for what is objectively good for me. Films like Vive L’Amour consolidated that. I'm using asian movies in this example, but i could say the same about...
when i was known as krazykat on mindvox three decades ago, i wrote a bunch of poems: kkpoetry.pages.dev/
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Socialism in China began with a handful of guys in a dingy back room, and grew to be the (arguably) most powerful political force in the world, and (inarguably) the force responsible for eliminating more poverty than anything else in human history. They began with NOTHING and built a society that today looks like a science fiction movie to us Americans.
Socialism in Russia began with a third world country where most people lived in huts and couldn't read, and within a couple decades put the first human being in space, the second largest economy in the entire world, and many more achievements, all while suffering an IMMEDIATE invasion by over a dozen capitalist countries that triggered a horrible civil war, then suffered the main brunt of WW2, losing TONS of productive industry in the process and sacrificing over 20 million of its people to defeat the scourge of fascism and save the world from its grip. They began with NOTHING and built the 2nd largest economy in the world that never saw a single day's peace, as the capitalist world was constantly attacking them.
The notion that socialism has no conception of how wealth is created or what is productive is so ludicrous for someone in the US, which is now barely creating ANYTHING productive while socialism with Chinese characteristics creates most of the productive wealth in the world, that it is seriously almost implausible someone could believe it.
Nah. Socialism just begins by *assuming* Amazon, and every other large company, every bit of infrastructure, all knowledge and skill, and the capital that supports the modern world just exists by magic.
They have no conception of how wealth is created or how productive, profitable companies are formed. They only see what's already here, and look for ways to steal it from those who built it in order to divide the spoils among their friends.
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Capitalism took centuries to emerge from feudalism. Socialism has struggled to emerge from capitalism for about 180 years. The USSR's dissolution didn't end that struggle. No mode of production lasts forever. History isn't over, and capitalism isn't humanity's final destination.
I hate this because we watch someone going through trauma and try and turn into a soap drama. Marche is, and will always be, one of the best to ever produce IRL streaming content. I hope it continues and doesn't get lost because of fear.
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So this is what electing a democratic socialist mayor can get you: corporations issuing groveling apologies for underpaying their workers
Since 2023, more than 200,000 Dashers in New York City were underpaid or paid late under the City’s delivery worker pay rules. These errors were unintentional, but that doesn’t make them acceptable. Dashers should be paid in full, on time, every time. We take full responsibility, and we’re deeply sorry.
We’ve reached a $131.5 million settlement with the NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. Every impacted Dasher will receive the amount they are owed, and they’ll be contacted directly with payment details.
We understand the impact of even one missed or late payment. We’ve addressed the issues that caused these errors and made changes to prevent them from happening again.
Read more here: about.doordash.com/en-us/new….
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DoorDash spent $1 million in the 2025 NYC mayoral election against Zohran Mamdani, whose campaign included promises to investigate delivery/Rideshare services for underpaying/withholding wages.
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This.
🇨🇳 92% of Chinese people pay ZERO personal income tax...
In the US, it's around 55%.
And that's not because Chinese people don't earn money.
China's tax system takes from companies, spares it's people.
Check this out 👇
🇨🇳 China
- Personal income tax: 1.4% of GDP
- Company income tax: 3.7% of GDP
- PPP adjusted tax threshold $22,500
🇺🇸 United States
- Personal income tax: 10.1% of GDP
- Company income tax: 1.8% of GDP
- Tax threshold $16,100
China takes more than 2x as much corporate tax relative to GDP, while Americans pay 7x more personal income tax. 😯
After deductions, Chinese people benefit from a 40% higher tax free threshold with only 8% of the population paying income tax.
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This is what a society first tax system looks like.
Tax the companies making the money and relieve the burden on the people.
Surely this is the point, right? 🤷♂️




































