why use acronyms, in Australia, we have a prime minister called kevin rudd, we dont call him the PMCOA we call him kev, kevvy, rudd, ruddy or that stupid moron running our country, just ditch the acronyms
We generally do not like to call our Presidents by their first name, for reasons of respect (but this does not really apply to the legislative branch all that often). In academics, which in my experience it is history, proceeding to label any leader by his first name rather than by office or last name is a big no-no. However, in the academic field, I think it is scandalous to use such acronyms anyway.
oh well, i guess we just dont respect our leaders as much as americans.
No, we just wave signs that our leaders are the American version of Hitler, Stalin, or Marx..
The people of these nations created these monsters. We will be better of after they recognize and live up to this.No, we just wave signs that our leaders are the American version of Hitler, Stalin, or Marx..
SCOTUS has always bothered me more, sounds like scrotus, urban for scrotum.:3oops:
I don't see how Marx fits into that at all.
But yes, POTUS is stupid. Stop trying to sound intellectual because you just sound like an idiot when you say that. Just say president ffs.
The people of these nations created these monsters. We will be better of after they recognize and live up to this.
We tend to be disrespectful of others...hence the acronyms.
Marx was a dreamer, an idealist, not a villain.
No, we just wave signs that our leaders are the American version of Hitler, Stalin, or Marx..
Well, there were definitely things that he had a brilliant insight of, but his analysis of the human spirit in capitalism through a very narrow lens that was not able to adapt to a changing character of the workplace or leisure.
I don't see how Marx fits into that at all.
But yes, POTUS is stupid. Stop trying to sound intellectual because you just sound like an idiot when you say that. Just say president ffs.
Not only that, but the workers in the factories won't possibly be the voice of revolution.
Factory workers are usually the first to support measures that keep their jobs secure, and their bosses in power.
but back in marx's day, factory workers had really really **** conditions, and it was on his day that all his works are based, you cant really apply them to today
Doesn't make his dreaming anymore accurate.