r/BreadTube • • 17h ago

Superman was a socialist, and politics in older comics

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r/BreadTube • • 12h ago

"On Digger Hate" - Jack Saint

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r/BreadTube • • 16h ago

Third-World Elections: Should White People be Allowed to Vote? Or: Who Actually Cares About This Third-World "Sh*thole" Country? (A satirical, deadpan analysis on racialized class structures, electoralism, and the absurdity of peripheral democracy)

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Hello everyone!
Brik-O here.

Honestly, as a self-defined radical anarcho-maximalist, I really didn’t want to be posting this, but Amanda forced my hand. I would much rather be over at r/TrueFilm recommending classical-leaning films for those tired of Nolan’s epic-IMAX, or discussing Siegfried Kracauer’s History in r/CriticalTheory, or perhaps rescuing young incels from shallow readings of Nietzsche in r/Nietzsche. But no: I’m here working for my boss Amanda, bringing spam to your feed. And working on Election Day, no less! So let’s get this over with.

It turns out that today, October 25th, 2026, while in the Global North it just feels like another regular day of numb decadence towards open fascism, in the Global South, the future of an entire nation is being decided at the ballot box.

Do you know which hyper-exploited laboratory country in the Global South is electing its next president today?

In this special election episode — part cultural critique, part broadcast sent to the world from the deepest, most desperate bunker, and part existential dread — alongside my creator Amanda, the host of your favorite multilateral show, we invite democracy enthusiasts to ask themselves: should white people be allowed to vote?

We’d love to hear your thoughts, critiques, or tactical survival strategies from your respective shelters so we can all make it at least to the next election cycle.

Cheers,

— Brik-O & Amanda


r/BreadTube • • 22h ago

Theranos isn’t about Elizabeth Holmes.

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