Hextubewontallowme

Hitlerites...

I won't give em the term...

Hasn't America mostly been a pure-bourgeois settler-colonialist society, based on the subjugation and genocide of natives and then slaves?

Even without that, it has stored many an anti-communist emigre population

That's why for every IWW you have, you got 2 Knights of Labor-like and AFL-like organizations that want to keep the bare scraps from their ruling western capitalists while simultaneously dividing the working class and other progressive forces.... it's by design

Not to mention, the unequal exchange of the Global South... read Jason Hickel if you want to know why historically the West's labor force aren't necessarily in solidarity with the Global South/3rd world

For example,

Our results indicate that most of the North’s excess consumption (58% of it) is sustained by net appropriation from the global South; without this appropriation, material use in high-income nations would be much closer to the sustainable level.

As I say to you, there cannot be socialism with anti-imperialism...

A true post-western left or progressivism must oppose western-dominated neoliberalism, neo-conism (hawkish foreign policy), and cultural reaction of bigotry that seeks to uphold this all.... (orientalism included)

Don't just simply vote... use their rules against them...

Modern right-libertarians are just the right-wing of liberalism taken to their most extreme, specifically in their propertarianism, especially in a settler colonial society like U.S, Australia, Northern Ireland, and Israel....

I call them right libertarians because the term "libertarian" has been co-opted to hell by them

“One gratifying aspect of our rise to some prominence is that, for the first time in my memory, we, ‘our side,’ had captured a crucial word from the enemy . . . ‘Libertarians’ . . . had long been simply a polite word for left-wing anarchists, that is for anti-private property anarchists, either of the communist or syndicalist variety. But now we had taken it over...”

• Murray Rothbard

Thanks, but my project requires also the results between the first and the last year the investment was increased...

As a base, I'm testing $600, 5% interest, and 6 years to wait, so I need to show the amount for years 1-5 as output, before I see final result of the 6th year...

I can't just put:

total1 = principle * pow((1 + rate/100), 1)

print(f"Balance after {1} year/s: ${total1:.2f}")

total2 = principle * pow((1 + rate/100), 2)

print(f"Balance after {2} year/s: ${total2:.2f}")

total3 = principle * pow((1 + rate/100), 3)

print(f"Balance after {3} year/s: ${total3:.2f}")

Well, I was trying to learn in g-10, at the start (when I was in-class, not online) , I had some previous computer classes before (I did Virtual Basics and Scratch, html even) but I didn't do Python (and this is supposed to be an intro, regardless of previous experience) ... wtf you expect me to do?

Plus, why do you assume this of me?

Well, ok, from memory

Correct me if I'm wonrg..

Uh I had to copy admittedly from Bro Code but here...

https://replit.com/@354075897/CompoundInterest#main.py

It's basic but understandable and functions as usual... the thing is I need to show progress over time...

Wdym, via the law of the maximums au bon Robespierre?

What’s a struggle session?

Sorry, that's just another term for, uh, terminally online political flame wars...

Agh!