/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

>>1599079
I don't see a war happening, at least within the timeframe of a decade. The CCP values stability and predictability and war is the opposite of that. The world economy has already been upset by the Ukraine war, and it wouldn't serve them to stir up the pot even further. I could see the US instigating a confrontation, on a shorter timeframe than a decade, but even they must feel they are spending too much supporting Ukraine now to bankroll another proxy war.

>>1599339
>lmao, you mean cut from the imperialist west. Everyone else if fine with them.
China's primary manufacturing goods market is the US and europe anon. Losing access to those markets would be a huge blow, although it would also be a big blow to the west as well.

Nobody is going to war without the global economy being in tatters first. Even a war limited to Taiwan only would still cause a disruption of shipments going from the Malacca Strait all the way up to Hokkaido and it's GG for every country in the region. Pretty sure the CPC knows this which is why they haven't even tried going to for Kinmen yet.

Plus it's not just up to China anymore, there's a risk now of Korea going hot again which would've been unbelievable two years ago. If shit really is gonna go down, then the capitalist prosperity of East Asia is about to undergo one of the most biblical phases of destruction in human history. Ironic that it immediately followed the fastest capitalist expansion ever, too.

>>1599526
I think he's talking about Russia, but yeah you're right. It's part of why Russia could afford to go to war in the first place, not much to lose compared to China.

>>1599130
>>1599124
> The Leninists turn Marx into an ‘alchemist of revolution’ and the humanists turn him into a contemporary reformist social-democrat—while in fact he was neither.

Have you actually read? Towards the end he rejected the idea of universality and that revolution was to be applied in all nations. Even Lenin believed that countries like Switzerland could peacefully transition to communism.

>>1599348
its not the swearing itself, its that theres something pathetic and juvenile about shoving as many of the meanest words you can think of into your speech in a limp attempt to give it some kind of affect

>>1598377
theyre emotionally stunted idealists who think that throwing a temper tantrum hard enough will make people see the "light"

>>1599348
also this is just not true lol, office workers & similar middle management ilk love to come up with corny obscenities and giggle like theyre getting away with being naughty

Marx: “The bourgeoisie, wherever it has got the upper hand, has put an end to all feudal, patriarchal, idyllic relations. It has pitilessly torn asunder the motley feudal ties that bound man to his 'natural superiors,' and has left remaining no other nexus between man and man than naked self-interest, callous 'cash payment.' It has drowned the most heavenly ecstasies of religious fervor, of chivalrous enthusiasm, of philistine sentimentalism, in the icy water of egotistical calculation. It has resolved personal worth into exchange value, and in place of the numberless indefeasible chartered freedoms, has set up that single, unconscionable freedom—Free Trade. In one word, for exploitation, veiled by religious and political illusions, it has substituted naked, shameless, direct, brutal exploitation.

The bourgeoisie has stripped of its halo every occupation hitherto honored and looked up to with reverent awe. It has converted the physician, the lawyer, the priest, the poet, the man of science, into its paid wage laborers.

The bourgeoisie has torn away from the family its sentimental veil, and has reduced the family relation to a mere money relation.”


Retards: "what the fuck this is a jewish plot to make my grandchildren black"

they're just dull bigots who don't have any original thoughts or charisma
just seething hatred which they copy and paste over and over again
these people are pathological resentful losers

>>1598377
>Why do xenophobes talk like that
i know right, so true fellow human!

'This Is Our Defining Moment': UAW Launches Historic Strikes Against Big Three Automakers
The United Auto Workers union kicked off historic strikes against the Big Three U.S. car manufacturers early Friday morning after the companies failed to meet workers' demands for adequate pay increases and benefit improvements. The initial wave of strikes hit select Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis facilities, with the union deploying a tactic it has described as a " stand-up strike."
https://www.commondreams.org/news/uaw-strike

Starbucks workers will gather, including locally, over alleged union-busting efforts
Starbucks workers will gather at cafes across the country, including the Greece Ridge Starbucks location, to speak with customers about the company’s alleged union-busting efforts. Starbucks Workers United, the union that represents workers across at least 40 states, says they’re demanding that Starbucks respects workers right to join a union. They’re calling the company “the worst offender of labor law in modern U.S. history.”
https://www.whec.com/top-news/starbucks-workers-hand-out-flyers-including-in-rochester-demanding-right-to-unionize/

Warnock calls on Atlanta officials to be more transparent about ‘Stop Cop City’ referendum
Warnock’s letter comes after weeks of calls from “Stop Cop City” activists who were furious that the state’s top Democrats had stayed largely silent over the city’s plan to adopt a signature-matching verification process. Activists and prominent voting rights groups have decried the restriction as voter suppression. “I am concerned by the past application of signature match in Georgia that likely led to discrimination and potentially the disenfranchisement of eligible voters,” Warnock wrote as he asked Mayor Andre Dickens more than a dozen specific questions, including why officials plan to use a signature-matching process and how residents can fix potential errors to prevent their petition from being tossed.
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Billionaires Cash In On Abusive Farm Worker Scam
Billionaires who have been buying up farmland across the country are using a controversial immigration program linked to labor abuses and human trafficking to find low-wage workers for their agricultural investments. The visa program, which is allowing a growing number of employers to pay rock-bottom wages, has been at the heart of recent modern slavery cases — and one in three workers in the program say the arrangement has limited their ability to leave their jobs. While the industry claims the immigration program is necessary to help family farms find seasonal workers, companies affiliated with billionaires like Bill Gates, Rupert Murdoch, Stan Kroenke, Phillip Anschutz, and John Malone have used the H-2A visa program to staff their expanding agricultural holdings throughout the United States, according to records reviewed by The Lever. Records also reveal that one of the world’s largest financial firms, Toronto-based Manulife, owns farm properties in Washington state that hosted H-2A workers. Manulife is among several major financial firms that have gained control of hundreds of thousands of acres of U.S. farmland since the 1980s.
https://www.levernews.com/billionaires-cash-in-on-abusive-farm-worker-scam/

Iraq: communists help build a new electoral coalition
IRAQ is witnessing important developments and facing many challenges at various levels — political, economic, social and security — as well as the effects of climate change, water scarcity and environmental deterioration. In the current political scene, several internal and external factors are at play. The ethnic-sectarian power-sharing system and endemic corruption continue to dominate the political scene. The ruling elite or oligarchy, under this system, is seeking to perpetuate its control of political power, influence and interests, and to further strengthen the deep state and the militarisation of society. The persistence in strengthening the rentier nature of the Iraqi economy, the open market and neoliberal policies, and the weakening of the role of the state have resulted in a fragile economy that relies on oil revenues. These revenues account for more than 90 per cent of the government’s budget. The country is still far from the state of politPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Thanks News Anon

thanks

>>1599317
>Force the resource companies to give a cut to the host countries, who often get nothing but pollution and exploitation in exchange for allowing them to be there.
And don't go through their corrupt governments either. Physically hand out dividends to the locals.

>>1599317
Another thing is that euroshits are just stealing other countries workforce, instead of improving material conditions in they own euroshitholes

>>1598863
Because you're no fucking better than them. That's why.

>>1598863
>Am I spooked or just a bad person
both

>>1599211
>The migrants are petite-bourgeois reactionary cosmopolitans
What in the actual fuck?! I'm confused. How can a migrant be petite-bourgeois?
>>1599280
User was banned for using words that don't mean what they think they mean lol…

>>1596922
this

>>1596355
>Western bourgeois "science"
Fascism.

>>1598761
>At this rate 100% of the electricity will be generated by renewables around 2035

At this rate fossil fuel will still be above 50% by then

>>1599298
EU will ban the sale of ICE vehicles in 2030, manufacturers will basically all shift to EVs, the industry will begin to use green hydrogen instead of gas for the industry with the amount of power produced etc. Nuclear and fossil fuels are over represented in primary energy graphs because they are very wasteful btw so those shares will drop fast as they are progressively abandoned.

>>1598829
Ok. Fuck America

>>1581462
Bait

FUCK AMERICA?

>>1599029
This man is my hero

>>1581692
When it's done to nazis

>>1598679
The issue with alternate history is if it were possible it wouldve happened, but it didn't

>>1598707
You are describing fatalism that everything that had and will happen is written in stone. If we live in a world where what happens has yet to be determined then not everything that is possible happens i.e Thermonuclear war could have ended all life at many points of the cold war that made it highly probable yet they didn't happen due to the actions given people took.

>>1598707
Just because something is possible doesn't mean it will happen, for exemple, if you throw a dice, it's possible that it ends on a 4, doesn't mean it will happen, and if it doesn't end up on a 4, it doesn't mean that it wasn't possible in the first place, the Sino-Soviet split could have had been avoided, or the German revolution could have been won, but the wrong choices were made and now we can only wonder what could have had been

Marriage won’t be a thing under communism, and obviously, neither will divorce.

>>1597023
the revolution for the chinese was supposed to be a means to break with rigid societal tradition and advance the society. the revolution for the soviet was a means of advancing imperialist jewcommunism. prc and cccp had nothing in common and were in fact perfect opposites.

>>1550243
Both can be true, anon

>>1566053
See you next year then

Timmy Li Joesph

>>1549904
The USSR traded extensively with Europe and the rest of the capitalist world, all throughout its history. Americans helped them design their steel plants.

>>1599243
>all throughout its history
lol nah. Pre ww2 for example.

>Americans helped them design their steel plants
you mean they hired american designers before the international capital started being too openly hostile

>>1598943
I'm not the real leninhat and I was just funposting.

>>1598946
If you weren’t the real Leninhat why are you still pretending to be him, huh nazi?

>>1598948
Flair up Leninhat

Beria is smeared by anticommunist conservatives and Trotskyites. Nothing they have said about him has ever proven to be true, but conservatives can lie all the time and get away with it because their audience doesn’t know better.

I want to see the widely acclaimed speaker, writer, journalist, and political analyst Caleb Maupin interview Terrisa Bukovinac.

Can we make that happen?

>>1599614
Too bad Americans have overwhelmingly voted on the pro-abortion side every time an abortion-related referendum has been carried out post-Dobbs. Being anti-abortion is a losing side at this point and there's nothing anyone can do.

>secular progressive
>single-issue on anti-abortion
who the fuck do they think they are going to get with this psyop honestly

>>1599613
>This belongs on the main board.
/usapol/ not its own thread

>>1599617
She's funded by Randall Terry. Basically, PAAU is to Operation Rescue what CPI is to the Schiller Institute.