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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Political awareness: Shows detailed knowledge of US imperialism, coups, and global south politics, e.g. critiques of US-backed dictatorships and interventions in tweets like “Historically the US placed dictators in countries to uphold their own interests.” and “Not much people talk about how the US was able to successfully sanitize MLK’s legacy, he was no liberal.”
- Anti‑racist stance: Calls out white supremacy and racist narratives, such as criticizing IQ racism and white nationalism in tweets like “the concept of calling Somalis low iq but falling for obvious rage bait” and “white nationalism is washed, they’re either brown or ugly as shit”.
- Class solidarity: Consistently emphasizes worker solidarity and opposition to exploitation, aligning with their bio and tweets like “Solidarity forever, for the union makes us strong 🔻” and “Racists sit here and act like they care about any of these victims… You can easily start a protest if you actually cared”.
- Historical curiosity: Engages with historical context, referencing MLK, Black Panther Party, colonialism, and religious spread in tweets like “The black panther party expanded from Oakland to major cities across the country moron. It even had branches in the global south…” and “Sub Saharan Africa was never majority christian until the 19th century colonialism.”.
- Hypocrisy detection: Frequently points out contradictions and grifts in others’ arguments, e.g. “The AI Twitter account I created is bringing in $5,400 a month… If you want to learn… DM me.” mocked as suspect, and “Compared internationalism to ‘all lives matter’” highlighting shallow reasoning.
Weaknesses:
- Dehumanizing language: Uses terms that deny others’ humanity, such as “literal subhumans. If you try to portray democrats as any different…” and “Diasporas are not real people”.
- Personal hostility: Frequently resorts to direct insults and contempt, e.g. “We see you’re a bitch”, “Just stick to being a twitter honey you sound stupid”, and “what a dickhead”.
- Violent rhetoric: Invokes or suggests self‑harm and violence, such as “Pick up a rope please” and “brother we are going to sell you to white slavery”.
- Group generalization: Paints whole groups with broad negative strokes, e.g. “FBAs are genuinely stupid 😭 you’re letting white people tell YOU who’s black or not” and “ADOS/FBA being the black versions of the ‘great replacement theory’ is so fucking funny”.
- Escalatory tone: Chooses inflammatory phrasing that can shut down dialogue, like “You’re just going to make undocumented immigration even worse you fucking bitch” and “No need to watch that retarded video here’s a summary 👇🏽”, reducing chances of productive exchanges.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
The account combines strong leftist politics, historical awareness, and moral outrage in a way that most closely resembles Lisa Simpson. Like Lisa, they frequently reference history and global politics in detail, e.g. critiquing U.S. imperialism and coups: “Historically the US placed dictators in countries to uphold their own interests. Cuba under Batista’s rule, Haiti with Duvalier/Borno, and the DR under Rafael Trujillo.”. They also dig into ideological nuance and theory, questioning things like anarcho-capitalism: “Isn’t anarcho capitalism contradictory? Being an anarchist is to be against the state and hierarchies but you want an inherently oppressive system?”. The user cares about solidarity and organized resistance, in line with Lisa’s principled activism, as seen when they say “Solidarity forever, for the union makes us strong 🔻” and criticize sanitized liberal narratives around figures like MLK: “Not much people talk about how the US was able to successfully sanitize MLK’s legacy, he was no liberal.”. While their tone is much harsher and more profane than Lisa’s, the core combination of moral seriousness, left-wing politics, and global consciousness makes Lisa the closest match.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
They lean Extraverted: they constantly engage others in debate, directly address strangers, and seek public confrontation, e.g. calling someone out with “We see you’re a bitch” and mocking “chuds” in “chuds are incel posting disney movies now”, which suggests comfort in high-visibility conflict rather than reserved, private interaction. Their focus on large-scale systems, imperialism, and political theory over day-to-day minutiae indicates Intuition: they discuss US-backed coups and global south solidarity in tweets like “Historically the US placed dictators in countries to uphold their own interests” and “The black panther party expanded from Oakland to major cities across the country… interconnected with anti imperialist movements”. They are clearly Thinking-oriented: arguments are framed as harsh critiques and logical takedowns rather than tactful harmony, e.g. “Isn’t anarcho capitalism contradictory?” and brutal put-downs like “Porn or not you still come off as a rapist bro”, prioritizing blunt assessment over others’ feelings. Their stance also has a strong value-driven component (solidarity, anti-imperialism), but those values are enforced with impersonal, often ruthless debate rather than nurturing language, which fits T more than F. Finally, their political vision is structured and decisive, pointing to Judging: they repeatedly talk about what governments should do and criticize half-measures, such as “if democrats had balls they’d shut down the government and start making demands” and “Democrat socialists believe in reforming capitalism so they’re not this based”, reflecting a preference for clear plans, firm stances, and ideological closure rather than open-ended exploration. Taken together—outwardly combative engagement (E), abstract systemic focus (N), cutting logical critique (T), and directive, judgment-heavy politics (J)—ENTJ is the best-fitting type.
Some pickup lines for you
- You talk about real internationalism, Sankara, and the Black Panthers linking struggles across the globe — I’m just trying to know if you’d be down to unite our two-person coalition for a date and some anti-imperialist trash talk.
- You said ‘white nationalism is washed, they’re either brown or ugly as shit’ — lucky for me I’m neither a nationalist nor washed, so statistically speaking, I’ve got at least a 25% chance with you, right?
- You dragged that guy for acting like Black Panther is just a ‘DEI nomination’ and threatened to sell him to white slavery — I promise to respect cinema, revolutionary struggle, and your timeline so you don’t have to ship me anywhere but your DMs.
- You called out people sanitizing MLK and misunderstanding the Panthers’ global reach; anyone who can cite Batista, Duvalier, Trujillo, and Sankara in casual tweets is exactly the kind of mind I’d like to debate, then take out for food like proper dialectical materialists.
- You said ‘solidarity forever, for the union makes us strong’ — so what are the organizing steps for the smallest possible union local: you, me, and a shared agenda of dragging chuds and watching centrists mald together?
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Your new Twitter bio
Marxist history nerd, union loudmouth, and diaspora skeptic. Once derailed a group chat by fact-checking a meme about Sankara.– @rockstarIyfee
Your signature cocktail
The Diaspora Dialectic Daiquiri
Overproof dark rum stands in for their intense, no-filter energy and revolutionary streak, echoing the hammer-and-sickle in their name and lines like “Solidarity forever, for the union makes us strong 🔻”. Fresh lime juice keeps it sharp and cutting, like when they clap back with “No need to watch that retarded video here’s a summary 👇🏽”. The hibiscus–chili syrup mixes floral sweetness with heat, mirroring how they can be principled and historical (e.g. “Not much people talk about how the US was able to successfully sanitize MLK’s legacy, he was no liberal.”) but still spicy and confrontational in replies like “We see you’re a bitch”. A drizzle of blackstrap molasses reflects their grounded focus on the global south and anti‑imperialism, as in “Historically the US placed dictators in countries to uphold their own interests.”. The smoked sea salt rim captures their bitterness toward empire and white nationalism—“white nationalism is washed, they’re either brown or ugly as shit”—while still making the whole thing strangely addictive, like scrolling their timeline even when they tell someone “please get out of florida this place is already awful as it is”.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
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Your movie
Your song
Solidarity Forever - Pete Seeger (traditional union hymn)
The song Solidarity Forever fits them best because their bio literally quotes its core slogan: “Solidarity forever, for the union makes us strong 🔻”, signaling a strong identification with labor struggle and leftist organizing. Their tweets consistently frame politics through anti-imperialist and class-solidarity lenses, such as criticizing US-backed repression and imperialism in posts like “The US is sending Immigrants who are not citizens of El Salvador to slave labor camps, if democrats had balls they’d shut down the government and start making demands” and “Historically the US placed dictators in countries to uphold their own interests. Cuba under Batista’s rule, Haiti with Duvalier/Borno, and the DR under Rafael Trujillo.”. The song’s themes of workers uniting across borders mesh with their repeated emphasis on internationalism and the global south, like “The black panther party… had branches in the global south because they viewed their struggles interconnected with anti imperialist movements”. They also attack chauvinistic or exclusionary politics, for example “Identity politics suck, you have people blindly accepting the word of a schizo just cause she’s the niece of a revolutionary” and “ADOS/FBA being the black versions of the ‘great replacement theory’ is so fucking funny”, which aligns with the song’s message that power comes from broad, collective struggle rather than narrow identity or nationalism. Even when they’re being abrasive or mocking, as in “Compared internationalism to ‘all lives matter’”, the underlying conviction is that true liberation is rooted in shared, global solidarity—exactly what Solidarity Forever celebrates.
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