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As a communist, why should I support open borders and immigration? I've read Marx and Lenin and I don't see why it's a good idea to let millions to enter since they're cheap labour for capitalists and in fact the USSR had strict immigration policies, same with China.

I'm not xenophobic or racist at all, in fact I like multiculturalism, I love going out and having dinner in any foreign restaurant and I have friends from all ethnicities, but I just don't agree with letting everyone in. I'm not trolling or ragebaiting, I genuinely want to know.
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>>2929038
>There is less CO2 in the atmosphere today than there was millions of years ago

Oh you mean that time when humans weren't present and the world was in a completely different climate to which we aren't adapted? Again, literal creationist level retardism. Are you a secretary at chevron?

>>2929104
Jesus Christ kill yourself already

>>2929809
now you're just mad you lost on CO2

>>2929246
writing was only independently invented in 4 places and none of them are in the modern imperial core or even Europe.

>>2928995
>comparing the berlin wall to the refugee crisis/mexican border
the state of this board keeek

>>2930113
This board is without a doubt, the absolute worst board lf the whole website.



 

cut from the cloth, and cut quite severely
is this my world, i no longer recognize?
i'm hearing common words, common expressions
but nothing is common in my eyes

how do people sleep amidst the slaughter?
why would they vote in favor of their own defeat?
get out to the well and check the water
results were incomplete

cut from the cloth, and dead to the masses
just another case to be eulogized
but i'm breathing, breathing with no assistance
responding to stimuli

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This is a long speech. So I figured it would be better to make a new thread than have a bunch of consecutive posts in /USApol/ It also concerns other countries besides the US.

<We wuz Romo-Grekko-Homo-Judeans and shit


Anyone's listen to Rubio's speech at the Acropolis the other day? Most fascist fucking thing I've heard from anyone in the admin. I think he's trying to become some philosopher short king. It was entirely about RETVRN about how Greeks and Romans believed the weak should fear the strong and literally gave a shout out to Great Man Theory. He gave a few random asides to Christianity like "and later they became Christian." But he didn't list anything that was a Christian virtue accept he said they were willing to die for their beliefs like the based Greco-Romans.

https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesman/2026/10/secretary-of-state-marco-rubio-remarks

>There are great ruins all across the world. In many cases, they are places where history seems to have exhausted itself: remnants of distant cultures that have long passed beyond living memory.


>Two and a half centuries after the founding of the American republic halfway across the world from where I stand now – I stand here today as the Secretary of State of that republic, and a great-grandson of settlers who arrived in the new world from Spain – I stand here to testify to a debt that no lapse of time, no distance of space can ever extinguish.


>The history of America, the history of my country, is covered with the fingerprints of antiquity. Greece is literally carved into the architecture of our government: in the towering columns, in the domes and the monuments across our capital city. The city where our Constitution was born – Philadelphia – is itself a Greek name.


>But the Acropolis is different.

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>But he didn't list anything that was a Christian virtue accept he said they were willing to die for their beliefs like the based Greco-Romans.
Congrats you're one of the few people who figured out the West is totally pagan in its attitude and its "Christianity" was only ever an easily discarded facade.

>>2928939
"christians" follow literally NONE of the traditional christian virtues. christianity in its true form is a dead religion

>>2928940
> christianity in its true form is a dead religion

>why do we keep strangling life

>Wound this Earth, crucify its soul?
>Though it's plain to see
>This world is heavenly
>Be God's glow

>We could fly so high

>Let our spirits never die
>In my heart I feel you are all my brothers

>Create a world with no fear

>Together we'll cry happy tears
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>>2928925
>URGENT PLEA
Why does it look like Marco Rubio's begging for money?

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>>2928956
Well he kinda is there to beg for money.
>Across this continent, we are witnessing what we hope will be the beginnings of a generational shift: skyrocketing defense spending, a flurry of new partnerships and programs, expanded manufacturing and production, following on the historic defense commitments made last year in The Hague.

He's begging Euros to rearm themselves after we disarmed them. Euros need to find out why we don't have healthcare, and then copy us. We need more zogbots for the next coalition of the willing. Apes strong together. The sick and feeble should perish.



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>>2927243
right guy should also be "everything is value"
sincerely, "value can only be overcome by fully mastering it" gang

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for when we get the bait thread



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Chilean University Rectors Reject Education Cuts in 2027 Budget Bill
The adjustments will negatively affect the growth of science, technology, knowledge and innovation, all of which will affect the country’s development, said Marisol Durán, president of the Consortium of State Universities. In the budget bill for next year, baseline resources will fall by 12.41%, while those allocated to promoting scientific research will decrease by a quarter compared with 2026.
https://www.telesurenglish.net/chilean-university-rectors-reject-education-cuts-in-2027-budget-bill/

Brazilian students in Rio de Janeiro march against the prospect of another Bolsonaro presidency
“We’re fighting for Brazil, not for Lula,” said Talita Amaral, a 19-year-old environmental science student at a nearby university. She was wearing Brazil’s yellow and green soccer jersey, often worn by supporters of Bolsonaro, which she said was a gesture aimed at reclaiming the national colors.
https://apnews.com/article/brazil-election-student-protest-rio-lula-bolsonaro-9b98a0fbea91622a7b0308c6de917b42

Colombia’s draft counterterrorist statute “creates foundations of dictatorial and inquisitorial regime:” opposition
In a video, Cepeda said that the true purpose of the bill that was leaked earlier seeks “to advance in the formation of essentially a dictatorial regime,.. which, moreover, has such a regime prostrate to drug trafficking.” “The true objectives of this statute are to wage a crusade against the political opposition, social movements, and social protest, which is a legitimate right of citizens,” said the Senator of the Historic Pact party.
https://colombiareports.com/colombias-draft-antiterrorist-statute-creates-foundations-of-dictatorial-and-inquisitorial-regime-opposition/

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Democrats in tight Midwest US races split on trans rights strategy
After being caught flat-footed on transgender issues in the last US election, Democrats in tight midterm races are pursuing different strategies, with some adopting more conservative stances and others trying to deflect, according to a Reuters review of campaign messaging and interviews with nine ​party strategists and insiders.
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/democrats-tight-midwest-us-races-split-trans-rights-strategy-2026-10-08/

Trump donor accuses ‘grifter’ Kimberly Guilfoyle of $100,000 quid pro quo
A Trump donor accused Kimberly Guilfoyle, the US ambassador to Greece and Trump family ally, of engaging in a “quid pro quo” by asking him to pay off her $100,000 debt in exchange for access to administration officials.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/08/kimberly-guilfoyle-donor-wire-marco-rubio

Bronx residents will be exempt from new Medicaid work rule, state officials say
Because of high unemployment in the borough, Bronx residents will be exempt from Medicaid work requirements when new federal rules take effect in January, the New York state's health department confirmed on Thursday. State health officials told a meeting of hospital leaders this week that Bronx residents qualify for a federal hardship exemption that gives a pass to people living in areas with high rates of unemployment, Politico first reported.
https://gothamist.com/news/bronx-residents-will-be-exempt-from-new-medicaid-work-rule-state-officials-say
https://archive.ph/ebDqM

Microsoft suspended from applying for green cards for H-1B workers, JD Vance says
Microsoft is suspended from applying for permanent residency for workers employed through a US visa program for high-skilled workers, JD Vance announced on Thursday. The UPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Thailand’s Anti-Israeli Protest Wave Isn’t About Palestine
On a hot and humid morning in early September, hundreds of people gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Bangkok. While a few carried familiar symbols of Palestinian solidarity – a flash of red, black, white and green here, a watermelon there – a far greater number came carrying Thai flags. For every placard demanding an end to the genocide, or a boycott of Israel, many more bore nationalist statements, from “Thailand is not for sale” to the openly antisemitic “You Jewish folks don’t understand Thai culture, so get out”. Thailand has been awash with anti-Israeli sentiment over the past few weeks, resulting in unprecedented mobilisations in the capital and on the country’s largest and most touristic island, Phuket. While Palestine solidarity has played a small part in these protests, they have mostly been organised by prominent rightwing agitators calling on supporters to “take Thailand back”. Unlike in other parts of the world, where protests condemning Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza and occupation of the West Bank have become a mainstay of progressive politics, until recently, few Thais seemed interested. Palestine solidarity was the quiet work of Muslim communities, a handful of student and left activists, and a small number of campaigning organisations.
https://novaramedia.com/2026/10/08/thailands-anti-israeli-protest-wave-isnt-about-palestine/

Statement by the Tudeh Party of Iran on the Fourth Anniversary of the “Woman, Life, Freedom” Uprising: The Struggle for Freedom, Social Justice, and the Liberation of Women from the Chains of Medieval Despotism, for the Establishment of Peace and the Preservation of National Sovereignty in the Face of Foreign Aggression, Continues!
This year, the fourth anniversary of the “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising comes at a time when our homeland faces extremely difficult economic conditions and the continuing danger of war and foreign aggression. Two hundred days after what the statement describes as the criminal aggression against Iran by U.S. imperialism and Netanyahu’s Zionist regime, the killing of thousands of our compatriots, and the infliction of hundreds of billions of dollars in economic damage, tens of millions of Iranians continue toPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2928661
are you really newsanon3.0? why you you make your posts earlier than you used to?



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Leftcoms, how would you address Halloway?

>The tradition of ‘scientific Marxism’ is blind to the issue of fetishism. If fetishism is taken as a starting point, then the concept of science can only be negative, critical and self-critical. If social relations exist in the form of relations between things, it is impossible to say ‘I have knowledge of reality’, simply because the categories through which one apprehends reality are historically specific categories which are part of that reality. We can proceed only by criticising, by criticising the reality and the categories through which we apprehend that reality. Criticism inevitably means self-criticism.


>In the tradition of scientific Marxism, criticism does not play a central role. Certainly there is criticism in the sense of denunciation of the evils of capitalism; but there is no criticism in the sense of the genetic criticism of identity. To be blind to fetishism is to take fetishised categories at face value, to take fetishised categories without question into one’s own thought. Nowhere has this been more disastrous in the tradition of orthodox Marxism than in the assumption that the state could be seen as the centre point of social power. A Marxism that is blind to the question of fetishism is inevitably a fetishised Marxism.[11]


>The core of orthodox Marxism is the attempt to enlist certainty on our side. This attempt is fundamentally misconceived: certainty can only be on the other side, the side of domination. Our struggle is inherently and profoundly uncertain. This is so because certainty is conceivable only on the basis of the reification of social relations. It is possible to speak of the ‘laws of motion’ of society only to the extent that social relations take the form of relations between things.[12] Non-fetishised, self-determining social relations would not be law-bound. The understanding of capitalist society as being bound by laws is valid to the extent, but only to the extent, that relations between people really are thing-ified. If we argue that capitalism can be understood completely through the analysis of its laws of motion, then we say at the same time that social relations are completely fetishised. But if social relations are completely fetishised, how can we conceive of revolution? Revolutionary change cannot possibly be conceived as following a path of certainty, becaus
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>>2928468
What's wrong with Engels?

>>2928537
Nuthin. The wacko Holloway however seems all too keen on separating Marx and Engels, which is very much a problem.

>>2928451
>working together is impossible
Nationalist nonsense.

>>2928539
Ey it is what it is bruddah

>>2928576
no, the opposite, america is more successful than europe because each state has no political sovereignty



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das was wir jetzt haben, wie kann man das aus marxistischer sicht erklären?

laut marxismus: NEETS = LUMPENPROLETARIAT = NICHT-ARBEITER

aber neets verbringen einen erheblichen teil im internet, auf den großen corpo plattformen. viele stunden. die bloße nutzung dieser plattformen generiert profit für die plattformen. die user trainieren algorithmen usw. aber auch hier: user schreiben posts die für KI training gescrapt werden. das heißt, neets sind objektiv arbeiter aber sie bekommen keinen lohn. SIE ARBEITEN UND IHRE ARBEIT WIRD AUSGEBEUTET VON DEN KAPITALISTEN.

es ist eine komplett neue arbeiter klasse entstanden und marxisten ignorieren das einfach??
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Völlig richtig, aber ich fürchte, für diese Truth Nuke wirst du gesperrt

Endlich deutscher faden der nicht der General faden ist

>>2927959
Wiese hat OP sich dazu entschieden einen Weiberbursche als Fadenbild zu benutzen? Ist er schwul oder was?

>>2927959
es ist an der zeit den anglozentrismus hier zu zerstören.

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>>2928034
>Ist er schwul oder was?

anon, ich bin ästhet. für mich zählt nur was schön ist. nicht männlich oder weiblich. nicht synthetisch oder "echt". nicht fiktiv oder "real".

ein schöner körper. ein schönes gesicht. eine schöne muschi. ein schöner schwanz. ein schöner arsch.

das ist alles was für mich zählt.



 

Let's see if you agree with me, people.

I've come to the conclusion that race, gender and sexuality, in this order, are core identities in humanity and many others if not exactly derived, are strictly related to it.

Origin/nationality, culture and social class are REALLY important but have a social, less inherent condition to these more physical, intrinsic qualities I listed.

A working person will always have a race, gender and sexuality, this unifies everyone but also divides people, and a corporeal human being will always make part of a social class depending on his or her place in society.

Left and right are the two main political divisions, from which all others are related somehow. It has to do with progress, equality vs. hierarchy, property, economic intervention and societal roles in general.

Furthermore: politics, science, religion, art and philosophy are the main social and cultural expressions of humanity. These are the ways we organize, understand and express our existence in reality.

Economics is important, but it is more like the "matrix" where things happen.

All these things are related in a complex, conflictuous, changing and multipolar/multidimensional reality.
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>Not sure what I am talking about anymore.
Neither do I.
>Left and right are the two main political divisions, from which all others are related somehow. It has to do with progress, equality vs. hierarchy, property, economic intervention and societal roles in general.
Have you actually looked into the history of the divide?
It is chiefly a class war between bourgeois liberals and conservative aristocrats, according to the factors of production: capital and land. For example, the Corn Laws (1815–46) were implemented following the Napoleonic Wars to increase the domestic revenues for farmland by imposing tariffs on foreign imports of corn. This benefitted the landed aristocracy. Opposition to this came from both socialists and liberals, who wanted free trade to cheapen food. On the liberal end, this was to further cheapen labour. For example, the leader of the Anti-Corn Law League was Cobden, a prominent liberal and textile manufacturer. The Corn Laws were abolished in 1846 by Robert Peel; the leader of the Peelite movement, and creator of the Conservative Party (1834–), a party which by that time was anti-Tory (e.g. the aristocratic party), since the Conservatives were Whigs, in reality. By 1852, Marx associates the different parties with different classes:
<Whigs, Free Traders and Peelites coalesced to oppose the Tories […] Opposed to Whigs, Peelites, Free Traders and Tories, and thus opposed to entire official England, were the Chartists.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1852/08/06.htm
The Chartists were the representatives of the working class, which in England lost its party form until the later Labour Party (c. 1900), and which ever since has become a main opposition to the Conservatives. Of course, the Chartists never called themselves "left-wing" nor were they even "socialist". Labour too has never been a socialist party. The main contention thus was between free trade and protectionism; this is the basic dynamic of left/right in the classical period. Adam Smith (c. 1776) is seen as a great liberal since he promoted free markets in his political economy, for example, which was composite with the trade policies of the US founding. In the US was the Democratic-Republicans and the Federalists; Jefferson's liberaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>Let's see if you agree with me, people.
No guarantees, but let's do it.
>I've come to the conclusion that race, gender and sexuality, in this order, are core identities in humanity and many others if not exactly derived, are strictly related to it.
Disagree. The core identity is mentality. We seek those that think like us and hate those that think diametrically opposite to us. It just so happens that a lot of mentality is influenced by culture, religion and family upbringing so there are patterns to mentality emergence.
>Origin/nationality, culture and social class are REALLY important but have a social, less inherent condition to these more physical, intrinsic qualities I listed.
Disagree, point already considered. Also, notice how wars are fought between people of the same race and of the same culture in civil wars. "End brother wars" is an empty slogan because the participants do not view themselves as brothers. Even then, the first murder according to Abrahamic religions is fratricide, so that already should tell you something.
>Left vs right.
Finished reading to the end, but your worldview is kinda wrong leftychud.
>Not sure what I am talking about anymore.
Clean up your thoughts and come back here.

>I've come to the decision that my head is full of horseshit
Bravo

>Let's see if you agree with me, people.

i didn't even read past that sentence and i already don't agree with you. why do you have to write a showy preamble to express yourself, why can't you just say whatever it is you want to say? do you think this is like a ted talk or something and you have to open with a hook to grab the audience's attention and get them interested? if we're reading this thread we're already here, you already have our attention, you don't need to employ these kinds of performative redditor rhetorical tactics. FRIENDS, ROMANS, COUNTRYMEN…

>>2925145
Was Marx too difficult for you or something?



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If Marxism were an objective, scientific theory, then any fat autistic person should be able to develop it. Why did Engels specifically financially support and commission Marx to develop the theory of scientific socialism when there were very likely far more competent developers? These more competent developers had no financial incentive to invest the effort in developing a theory of scientific socialism. And now we're stuck with Marx's mediocre work when we could have something much better.
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>>2927886
>The theory of socialism, however, grew out of the philosophic, historical, and economic theories elaborated by educated representatives of the propertied classes, by intellectuals.

More on this topic on politzer's elementary principles of philosophy

>>2927878
because it is open source software.

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>>2927886
Yes; Marx discusses this in his early Manuscripts (1844):
<This class has always to sacrifice a part of itself in order not to be wholly destroyed […] in a declining state of society — increasing misery of the worker; in an advancing state — misery with complications; and in a fully developed state of society — static misery […] misery results, therefore, from the essence of present-day labor itself.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1844/manuscripts/wages.htm
This is drawing from Adam Smith's perspective that even in an ideal state of affairs for wage workers, there cannot be real advancement, since it requires a proportional alienation. Marx further bemoans the colonial consciousness of workers in later letters, seeming to pose this as a 'primary contradiction' in Maoist terms. We may read (1869):
<The English working class will never accomplish anything before it has got rid of Ireland. The lever must be applied in Ireland. That is why the Irish question is so important for the social movement in general.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1869/letters/69_12_10-abs.htm
Furthermore, Marx sees national liberation as the solution (1870):
<Ireland constantly sends her own surplus to the English labour market, and thus forces down wages and lowers the material and moral position of the English working class […] The ordinary English worker hates the Irish worker as a competitor who lowers his standard of life. In relation to the Irish worker he regards himself as a member of the ruling nation and consequently he becomes a tool of the English aristocrats and capitalists against Ireland, thus strengthening their domination over himself. He cherishes religious, social, and national prejudices against the Irish worker. His attitude towards him is much the same as that of the “poor whites” to the Negroes in the former slave states of the U.S.A.. The Irishman pays him back with interest in his own money. He sees in the English worker both the accomplice and Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2927673

Marx was an fat autist, its why we love him.

Engels funded him because being a fat autist is expensive, Marx needed his tendies to fuel his writing.



 

Thread for the landlocked ex-Yugoslavian Balkan country in Southeast/Central Europe, bordering Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Croatia.

I guess the president of Serbia who looks like Chudjak has a football mafia that shoves people into meat grinders or some shit Edition
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>>2928039
I doubt both that the funeral had any effect (if I recall correctly, last year someone high-ranking in the EU threatened sanctions if Vucic went to Russia's Victory Day parade and nothing happened) and that Serbia's membership in the EU is going to happen anytime soon regardless of that.

>>2928053
How so? I only know of his 2 shitty videos on the Bosnian war. And if you didn't know, the Republic of Serbia and the Serb Republic (Republika Srpska) are two different places.
And I wouldn't call either neocrusader. In Serbia the war in Bosnia was sold as helping the Serbs there protect themselves from the Muslims (which was the name of the Bosniak ethnicity in Yugoslavia) and Croats. In Srpska there was more talk about ethnic superiority (how they were the cowards who converted during Turkish rule and such claims) or them literally being Turks. And Serb ultranationalists generally hate the Catholic church.
Serb ultranationalists in Serbia do have anti-muslim sentiment, but you can't exactly call them neocrusader, and it's not as widespread as hate based on nationality. Contrary to what Westerners claim on the Internet, the religion-based hate comes from ethnicity-based hate, not the other way around. It essentially stems from territorial disputes between national/ethnic groups in Bosnia and Kosovo.
As for the Catholic church hate, a decent chunk of ultranationalists believe in conspiracy theories about how the Vatican created the Yugoslav wars and made the West hate Serbia due to medieval-era political conflicts between the Vatican and Constantinople. They also seem to lump together protestant and catholic countries as influenced by the Vatican.

>>2928053
Yugoslavia broke the blockade against Iraq while islamic shitholes facilitated it


>>2928047
The issue with this is that governments can be changed so it does not matter much what a single politician does or doesn't. On the other hand, masses giving a serb "hitler" honorific funeral will not be overlooked. Anyway I think the EU expansion will be stalled for quite some time due to Eurosceptic parties/politicians taking over and reconsidering their contributions to the union.



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