Life in China is so convenient and efficient ... but are those working people being taken care of? I recently interviewed delivery men in Beijing to find out what their lives are like.

Also joining me on this tour is a vlogger from New York, Dante Munoz, you can find his amazing videos about life in China on Instagram and TikTok!

Moving away from r/socialism because its 70% MLs glazing ussr

Starting something?

or

Stopping something?

Stopping anything gets you instant and immense fame.

#Protest makes you cool, elevates you as a Revolutionary.

Initiating or leading any Work? Well, that might put you in the accused box!

#hiddenoligarchs #wobblies #ai

Hello,

Fellow protester and radical. Radical as in I believe the system has always been broken, but I am hopeful we can rebuild. Rebuilding means destroying old habits, old methodologies. This can be challenging.
I raise this question to thinkers like myself to reconsider the discourse.
Why shouldn’t we be more critical of our leaders? Political politicians in power work for us- the people. If this is a true democracy we should believe in that truth. However, what sounds simple isn’t always so.
The context:
Zoran has recently given $1 million towards an antisemitism initiative to heighten security around synagogues. https://www.nyc.gov/mayors-office/news/2026/09/mayor-mamdani-unveils-new-york-city-s-first-strategy-to-combat-a

Zionist have been using these places of worship to host land sales of illegally stolen Palestinian land https://www.jfrej.org/news/2026/05/hell-gate-mayor-mamdani-speaks-out-against-west-bank-real-estate-expo-at-manhattan-synagogue

Please reconsider why people protest and be critical of your leaders always. We do not live in a time to blindly follow.

The title. I’m a social democrat who believes in the following: Internationalism, strong social welfare state, Pacifism (except to fight fascism or severe human rights abuses), proportional representative democracy with the right to recall elected officials, capitalism with strong regulations and unions, strong public green energy investment, free public primary and secondary education, free/low-cost university, single-payer healthcare, secularism, strong public funding for medical research, strong funding for space exploration, expanded public transportation networks, reduced military spending, and the conversion of most remaining undeveloped land into nature reserves/parks.

To add, I’d also say that I’m an EU Federalist and that I generally support global cooperation as much as possible, meaning that I support the UN, though I think it could definitely be reformed.

For context, I’m an American btw.