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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 4h

Something like this comes to mind 😉

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 21/10/2026

I am Jack's complete lack of surprise

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 13/10/2026

Shit like this is why we can't have nice things. We're all Cheyenne now.

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 09/10/2026

Die Boomer haben den Westen und seine Zukunft geopfert für... die Illusion von Wohlstand und einen "friedlichen Lebensabend".

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 05/10/2026

www.collapse2050.com/in-30-days-w...

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 03/10/2026

Nothing's gonna change the world. youtu.be/P3bk_-y0ZR4?...

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 03/10/2026

Aber du ignorierst doch die positive Kehrseite dieser Politik! (Beispiele)

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 02/10/2026

»Gather around the campfire for a ghost story about the most destructive monster in history: civilization itself.« a209e7d1-3aad-4c73-a173-b84a891831ad.libsyn.com/rewind-again...

Gather around the campfire for a ghost story about the most destructive monster in history: civilization itself.

In this episode, we delve into the countercultural writings of Fredy Perlman, whose strange 1983 book “Against His-Story, Against-Leviathan”—riddled with grammatical errors and misspellings—blends myth and history to explore the nature of power, subjugation, and the struggle between the rulers and the ruled.

Our journey takes us back to ancient Sumer, where egalitarian hunter-gatherer communities transformed into peasants and slaves bound by a mysterious force even the rulers couldn’t control.

We trace the rise of the first Lugals, the original kings of Mesopotamia, from Urukagina of Lagash, whose reforms sowed the seeds of his downfall, to Sargon of Akkad, who conquered all of Sumer only to become part of the Leviathan’s vast machinery.

Together, we’ll explore how power and control first took root in the world's earliest cities—and how those ancient systems still shape our world today.

This is a spooky episode. The hair on the back of your neck might stand up. But we can stay seated and relax. It is just a story after all. A fairytale, as Fredy would call it.

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 01/10/2026

Good question. Maybe God hates fascists.

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 01/10/2026

Das belegte Brötchen: (www.reddit.com/r/MogelPacku...)

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 01/10/2026

"Martin Luther King said the moral arc of the universe is long and it bends towards justice. In collapse, the moral arc of the universe is short and it bends towards fascism." Nailed it.

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Do Dadiada Da @dafloh.eurosky.social · 01/10/2026

Yes, I felt the same way about the "lockdowns" (we didn't really have, but whatever). Inspired some hope, even. I thought people might start to realize how precarious our situation is. People even started moving out of the cities, questioning their career and life choices. The reaction was swift.