Literally the first NPC you meet in the game and after you leave Helgen he just says standard Stormcloak soldier dialogue7mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/skyrim
You're not a capitalist. You're a wage slave with Stockholm syndrome.3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/lostgeneration
Crumbling colonial mansion in Havana now inhabited by multiple families. These buildings are called solares6mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
Thousands of hours and 11 years playing this game and I just found out this place existed7mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/skyrim
In Cuba, the government puts Hollywood movies and TV shows on national television (without ads), and they do not pay the copyright holders anything. They have been doing this for decades.5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Countries where Christianity or Islam don't make up the majority of the population5yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The ideological divide between tankies and fascists is actually pretty thin. They have much more in common with fascists than with leftists3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/tankiejerk
37% of AnCaps would let 45,000 people die to protect a real estate magnate's property rights3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/EnoughLibertarianSpam
Many elderly people in Cuba, whose monthly pension is a meager $5.38 a month, collect whatever they can from trash containers in order to sell on the street in order to survive. Others just beg. Many also sleep on the streets. Many of them gave their entire lives to the revolution.5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Tankie cheers Cuban regime thugs kidnapping dissident and leaving her in the middle of nowhere because she painted anti-regime slogans in her own home3wk ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/EnoughCommieSpam
Tankies are just conservatives who prefer state capitalism to private capitalism1yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/tankiejerk
A thriving Chinese business in Havana before Fidel Castro's communist revolution. Havana's Chinatown was once one of the largest in Latin America. 95% of Chinese left after the revolution when their businesses were seized.1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
If this is the result of 64 years of revolutionary process, I don't want to know what 128 years will be...5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
In communist Cuba, cheese smuggling is a thing: 13 men were arrested with 1614 pounds of cheese3wk ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/EnoughCommieSpam
A lot of produce in Cuba goes rotten because farmers must sell it to the state, and oftentimes the state does not collect the produce on time due to bureaucracy and negligence. But I'm sure people will find a way to blame this on the embargo.5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Countries that execute people and have more than 0.5% of their population in prison3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/VaushV
Literal Neo-Nazi cartoonist stonetoss is implying that trans people are child r*pists in his new cartoon. He's still on Twitter. He's still spreading fascist propaganda. I've reported his most vile tweets but I could use some help.3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/VaushV
Havana in the 1950s before the communist regime. Look at how neat and well-maintained everything is and the amount of cars there are on the road.3wk ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Conservative acquaintance on FB has this as her profile pic3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/LateStageCapitalism
This is how sick people are sometimes transported to the hospital in Cuba because of the lack of ambulances. Meanwhile, the there is no lack of police cars.5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Conservatives in the US would call Boris Johnson a Marxist over this. That's how far-right American conservatives are.3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/VaushV
As discontent grows, Diaz-Canel is holding rallies across Cuba in order to give the appearance of popularity. He should remember that Ceausescu's last rally in Romania didn't end so well.1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
South Korea in 1952. Life expectancy was 41 years. Lower than any country today.3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
This is just the beginning. You're going to see these domes appear everywhere in the next few decades as the climate worsens.3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/ABoringDystopia
It costs 50 USD to access to roof of this hotel, more than most Cubans earn in a month. So much for common ownership of the means of production.1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
A rare photo of Fidel Castro's house when Brazilian president Lula da Silva visited him1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
A: Hospital for regular Cubans. B: Hospital for tourists, diplomats and the ruling elite1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Cuban regime thugs detained a woman who wrote anti-regime messages IN HER OWN HOME, and dropped her in the middle of nowhere. She had to walk 20 km back to her home. These are the tactics that the regime uses against political opponents.1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Is there equality in Cuba? Left: house of someone with money. Right: house of someone with no money.5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
The Cuban regime exports tons of shrimp to European countries every year. Meanwhile, it is very rare for a regular Cuban to eat shrimp even once in a lifetime, unless they're invited to a hotel or expensive restaurant which most Cubans can't afford5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
One of the most ignorant and privileged takes I've seen for far about the protests in Cuba. This person should be glad they're not dealing with daily power outages lasting for over 20 hours, hyperinflation, wages of less than $1 a day, and extreme scarcity of fuel, food and medicine.1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Capitalist housing projects in Saint Louis, USA (demolished in 1976)3yr ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/UrbanHell
The Cuban government trying to contain mass protests by giving people a few pounds of rice and sugar1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
Oswaldo Paya was a Cuban democracy activist who organized a petition drive known as the Varela Project, in which 25,000 signatories petitioned the Cuban government to guarantee freedom of speech, assembly and association. On July 22, 2012, he died in a car crash under suspicious circumstances.1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
The wife of Diaz-Canel loves gourmet food and attending luxury culinary festivals, and has her own personal chef. I wonder how she pays for all of this in a country where the average salary is less than 12 USD a month.1mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
When I was a kid in Cuba, I saw these propaganda billboards as normal, but now they're just bizarre and goofy. Imagine a billboard like this in the US or any normal country: New Yorkers for greater efficiency and productivity2mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
The ruling elites in Cuba have realized that they can get richer by allowing private enterprises and taxing them rather than having them under direct state control. They are receiving advice from Russian oligarchs on economic reforms.5mo ⋅ Intricate1779 ⋅ r/cuba
