yes, because it realigns the worker into a petite bourgeois class position unless/until they are reproletarianized by the bourgeoisie proper. home/land ownership as the primary means of developing wealth serves a similar purpose as does tying retirement to 
Bella Ciao is also, and better known as, an antifascist song. To link him to groypers, simply because they have a song in a playlist, is uhhhhh… Pretty out there.
a 22 year old black pilled gamer american from mormonsville utah is much more likely to have been introduced to bella ciao through a groyper war playlist than through some kind of historical research. a good high school in the us isn’t talking about bella ciao at all let alone what they teach in utah.
guy is on record as desperately hoping that the shooter is anything but a white mormon kid from a white mormon background, he’s gonna push anything and everything he can that adds even 1% opacity in the eyes of the mainstream
usually the case but you also have the “fitness” subs which are places where people proudly display their eating disorders and suggest that fat people are untermenschen, the “childfree/petfree” subs which are wallowing pits of sociopathic despair, and worst of all, town/city subs in which hordes of demons pile over one another to declare 
first in response to the sighting of a homeless person existing
Kirk, who toured college campuses and challenged progressive students to debate him under a tent that said “Prove Me Wrong,” was an outspoken opponent of gender-affirming surgeries for minors and transgender athletes competing in women’s sports
media is just absolute dogshit, deliberately limiting what they say about his views on trans people to the two things that poll well in the mainstream (the former being made up nonsense and the latter being deeply misunderstood and so rare as to be irrelevant notwithstanding)
yeah that’s a big part of it for me, the anti socialist response drilled into people from birth here creates a pavlovian response to the word and the way that’s losing some strength anywhere is just nice to see
it’s easy to doomer and there’s plenty to be pessimistic about but it’s hard to overstate how crazy polling like this is just on its face if you can remember what it was like in the us back when history had ended, arguing with a baker’s dozen members and associates (two of whom were probably cops of slightly differing jurisdiction) of some ‘revolutionary’ book club on a thursday night in a laundromat basement
even though if you read the forums you would only think people hated it
perfect summation of the forums for any game, product, or service
Zoe Hamburger has stepped down from her senior role at the UK arm of McDonald’s
it’s rare to see them return priceless cultural artifacts like this
every time they try to do a ff4 movie they try to sidestep the simple fact that you need to adapt books of doom as a movie first or none of the dynamics that make doom and the ff4 interesting will ever be established.
the word “crony” makes me irrationally angry. IT’S JUST CAPITALISM. IT’S ALL JUST CAPITALISM
cia document releases like 
to your last point i really don’t think that’s been a problem on hexbear. to your question, yes, it’s not as nakedly obvious as fuentes with his neo hitlerjugend shit but tucker is very much a part of the no jews in the country club wing.
trots were a lot more common ~30 years ago or so. swp (socialist workers party) was big (for an american communist party) when i was a kid and in true trot fashion ended up splitting into a number of nominally active and defunct parties. PSL actually comes from that lineage via the workers world party who split from swp. these days socialist alternative had been fairly active though they don’t come from the US swp tree. Kshama Sawant was a city councilor in Seattle under SA though i believe she also did a split along with a faction of that party. trots in general are still a going concern pretty much everywhere but with the frequency of party splits and the lack of the USSR as a foil you see where they get the reputation for factionalism and being smallish newspaper/book club orgs.
i think to your first question there’s some accuracy there but, taking off my hexbear hyperbole hat, social democrats are common enough even if they don’t have the terminology for it and social democrats with neoliberal characteristics aren’t exactly uncommon anywhere you find social democrats. democratic socialists being social democrats is common enough to be a thing but it’s not a given and for some people this is a sort of intermediate stage. online is whatever, but Communist is a loaded term in the US when you’re interacting with the waking world where it’s much more rare to hear used as a descriptor and usually not without some meaning behind it. on-the-ground anarchists who use communist as a descriptor are usually anarcho-communists who work within mutual aid and bloc circles, ml and trot leaning people will usually have some sort of theoretical development even if it’s nascent or piecemeal. in the US those people are of course rare but that goes back to what I mean about ‘communist’ being a rare descriptor offline for a variety of reasons.
I mean, there’s clearly a market for it. Europe isn’t an innocent victim here.